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Warning: This holiday season, you might be subjected to endless slideshows of blurry vacation photos from the ‘70s (again) … unless you take action. The family’s been talking about digitizing those photos for years, so why not make that your gift to them?
The Kodak Slide N Scan helps you digitize slides at home. If you get one now, you could have the whole stash converted into digital copies by the holidays—and almost eliminate the risk of sitting through one of Grandma’s slideshows. Everyone is getting these for gifts, so order yours for $179.99 before they’re gone (reg. $224.99).
Here’s how it works
It’s so easy to convert slides to digital that Grandma could do it herself. Instead of going through all the work, you might just give her, or Mom and Dad, the Kodak Slide N Scan itself.
But if you’re feeling the holiday spirit, here’s how to work the machine:
Find and insert the slide adapter or those for 135, 110, or 126 film.
Select the matching type on the 5-inch LCD screen.
Slide the photo into the gadget.
Adjust the quality, color, and brightness.
Hit “OK” to save the photo to an SD card (not included).
This fast-loading process makes it easy to go through a huge pile of slides or film—which is probably what your family has been hoarding in the basement. Get cracking.
Set up a family slideshow on the TV
Instead of gathering the family around the old projector, get them around the TV to watch you preserve old photos. Just connect the Kodak Slide N Scan with the included HDMI cord so they can view the images on the big screen and reminisce together.
This might just be the best gift for grandparents and parents this year, even though you might not escape that slideshow after all. Get your Kodak Slide N Scan for $179.99 (reg. $224.99) before they’re gone!
Kodak Slide N Scan Film & Slide Scanner – $179.99
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Source : Popular Science