Best Practices for High-Quality Photo Scanning?

[turnpaper]

Hey everyone,

I'm in the process of digitizing a bunch of old family photos and looking for advice on how to get the best possible results.

I'm wondering what settings (DPI, color correction, etc.) I should be using, and whether flatbed scanners are still the way to go or if there are better modern alternatives.

Also, any tips on handling fragile photos or batch scanning efficiently would be much appreciated.

I’m aiming to preserve quality while saving time. What gear, software, or workflow do you recommend for high-quality photo scanning?

 

[turnpaper]

Hey everyone,

I'm in the process of digitizing a bunch of old family photos and looking for advice on how to get the best possible results.

I'm wondering what settings (DPI, color correction, etc.) I should be using, and whether flatbed scanners are still the way to go or if there are better modern alternatives.

Also, any tips on handling fragile photos or batch scanning efficiently would be much appreciated.

I’m aiming to preserve quality while saving time. What gear, software Click here, or workflow do you recommend for high-quality photo scanning?

thanks in advance for any help