4x6 photo scanner auto feed free#

Using my Lexmark all-in-one, I now scan as many as I can fit on the glass, so if I can cram 8 photos, I then have to save it with 8 separate names and crop/edit each one with the uber-shitty Microsoft Office 2010 Picture Manager. I'm not tremendously concerned about preserving the integrity of the photos, I just want to be able to efficiently scan them to my hard drive so I can share them with my extended family. These photos are mostly from late 1800's-1970's. So please, please, please - don't upvote or downvote - just answer. So far haven't found a decent answer online anywhere. No idea where to post this so I'm trying photography and software. IRC veterans: connect to :6667 and join #photography Shopping using these links generates cash for /r/photography projects, such as prizes for our competitions.

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4x6 photo scanner auto feed free#

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