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Best service/scanner to process thousands of old family photos? (zerobytes.monster)

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The original post: /r/datahoarder by /u/MaybeARunnerTomorrow on 2025-02-10 18:06:49.

Pretty much the title!

I have inherited probably 20+ boxes of family photos - of all different shapes and sizes. I have the storage space sorted out for it, but looking for some feedback or advice on what scanners are decent?

I was looking at the Epson FastFoto-FF-680W - but it does have rollers and I've seen people complain about it leaving marks or residue on some images? My local photo lab does use this for their uploads and storage customers too.

I do already have a flatbed scanner, and plan on using that for some older images (and newspaper articles), but wasn't sure if there were better options out there.

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