[4k_jz]

Originally Posted by itwasntme

We have a ton of Kodak color slides. Any suggestions for digitizing them?

Have a look at this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1vq4KuYgZpw

Its a DIY & for those who got the gear.

Even if you dont have the gear & time, a local photo studio can do the job for you.

Since they are color slides you might not need editing.

[msdivy]

Found this DIY, requires Photoshop:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EfpPSnOCAo8

[Dry Ice]

Another part of digitizing the old photos - where do you guys keep 'em?

I have a copy stored on a external HDD and some selective ones on the laptop. I was thinking of using a cloud solution that would enable ready viewing on any device - laptop, tablet, phone etc. I found flickr the most suitable option with apps for all devices including laptops and also an option to autoupload from a specific folder on the laptop. They are also offering the largest storage space.

Any other solutions?

[Gannu_1]

Originally Posted by Dry Ice

Any other solutions?

I've resized the snaps and uploaded them to Google Drive. Offers 15 GB of space for free and I've consumed half of it. It has a desktop application as well.

[lonsharim]

You can try Office Lens for scanning both pictures and documents. I use this frequently. Its a free app available on all platforms and developed by microsoft.

[Dry Ice]

Originally Posted by Gannu_1

I've resized the snaps and uploaded them to Google Drive. Offers 15 GB of space for free and I've consumed half of it. It has a desktop application as well.

The space restriction is kind of a bummer. Flicker is offering 1 TB - I usually upload full resolution pics. I use Google photos to backup my phone pics though!