I would like to know where we could get additional sheathe also. Our photos were in albums that had a sticky backing, don't want this in the scanner.
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I have never used the sheaths. I have found that there was no damage to the pics and the scans are a better quality.
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Cheaper & easier... put saran wrap or tissue paper on the sticky backs of the picture. Worked for me.
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I'd be VERY surprised if you couldn't. For peace of mind before ordering, you may want to contact support at B&H Photo. They would give you good information.
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I have made a lot of scans yet so I have not had a problem. I f I were you, I would cotact them and ssk them their policy for returns they may repar or exchange it. Good luck!
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We would be happy to try to help with this. This was likely damaged in shipping so the best course would be to email the person you purchased from, either Fotodiox or Amazon.com. This can be done from the "your orders" section.
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The photos I have in there now are secure, and the only way they have come out is by turning the page upside and shaking vigorously. I just tested an empty 4" x 5" envelope and shook it upside down. It came out much easier than the photo. I suspect if they are filled envelopes and are slightly bigger, it would be more secure in the flap.
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I have never tried it. I would think it possible, but I would not do it personally, unless they are on "bendable" paper. The documents feed into the scanner and then get wrapped around a roller, thus bending the document. Most photos are probably not meant to be bent. Even if you want to try this, I am still not sure it will work because of the nature of photo paper itself, and whether that would go through without a hitch.
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Yes you def can. I can understand why u ask, becuz I hv a diff case on now n da pics don't come out so nice. I hv to take it off da phn. Hope I wz some help.
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Good Morning Karen, I'm sure that you can. There is a place and little devise that you use to scan them and slides. I believe it will work just a GOOD as the photo scanner works. I love my scanner. I have scanned approx. 500 photos in 3 different sessions and I still need to do many many more. I have negatives that I will be scanning also. Good Luck and again I LOVE MY PERSONAL PHOTO AND NEGATIVE SCANNER. YOU WILL TOO...Sincerely,Mary J. Kinchmkinch@aol.com
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Oh gosh I wish I could help. I don't even have the same computer anymore, so I no longer have the zip file. I do remember spending 2 days to get it straightened out. I would buy a new camera before going through that again. I see some good deals on newer cameras. Good luck!!
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If you leave in the Atlanta area visit Camera Bug and they can help you. If not I sure there is someone close to your area that can help.
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I also scanned my dl with no problems. It reported an "overlap" and gave me the options to rescan. It's not something I'd want to do too often as it may cause problems down the road with the rollers.
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Did you find one? I have one and would be glad to scan it for you.kealy @ telus.net (Remove spaces)
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1) We got 2 keys with the unit. I don't know about getting extra. 2) I wouldn't store photos in this safe unless you have proper humidity control or put them in plastic bags. As others have posted, you should buy desiccant bags (or snag some from new shoes, clothes etc) to protect documents stored
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It seems, from my use of the scanner, that this'd work just fine, though you'd have to attend the scan or else check the file to ensure that all pages were inclued (the scanner occasionally grabs more than one page at once). Not to state the obvious, but try it first with a book you can replace easily :-) Also, note the advice from the poster before me (don't get binding glue/debris in the scanner).
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I have not tried to do this, but I suspect that a) the photos may stick together and not feed well, especially if they are glossy, and b) the scan path is not very friendly to paper as heavy as photo stock.I would check HP's scanner specs to see what they say about maximum paper weight.But my best guess is no.
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I have copied many old photos with my Doxie. I cut the holes side out of a clear page protector to make a cover to hold fragile or torn photos when scanning them. Then I crop out the non-photo parts before saving. That little trick makes it possible to scan very old delicate photos.
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I'm looking for a way to scan the negatives too. FilmscanUSA has an adapter that supposedly works. I have tried to scan a 110 negative and it works but because the 35mm slot is too big it is hard to keep the negative in place.