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Lamplighter · 12-31-2010, 05:09 PM

Glatt, I realize you plan to go the DIY and less expensive route,
but if you decide to pay-for-play, the ScanCafe.com has been very good for us with 35 mm slides.
They are currently running a year-end special for $0.21 each on "standard media",
so I assume that would include your 110 negatives.

Here is the website, and the discount code (for today's discount only) is 2010END.
If you don't use it today, just get on their email list and you'll get notices every week of new discounts.

We did over 1300 35mm slides with them from our first 30 yrs of snapshots, when our kids were young.
The great thing about this company is that you send them your materials,
they scan and post on the internet, you review and select only the ones you want.
You can reject up to 50% without penalty, and pay only for the ones you select.
They return everything + a DVD with your selection.

12-31-2010, 05:09 PM	#1157
Lamplighter Person who doesn't update the user title Join Date: Jun 2010 Location: Bottom lands of the Missoula floods Posts: 6,402	Glatt, I realize you plan to go the DIY and less expensive route, but if you decide to pay-for-play, the ScanCafe.com has been very good for us with 35 mm slides. They are currently running a year-end special for $0.21 each on "standard media", so I assume that would include your 110 negatives. Here is the website, and the discount code (for today's discount only) is 2010END. If you don't use it today, just get on their email list and you'll get notices every week of new discounts. We did over 1300 35mm slides with them from our first 30 yrs of snapshots, when our kids were young. The great thing about this company is that you send them your materials, they scan and post on the internet, you review and select only the ones you want. You can reject up to 50% without penalty, and pay only for the ones you select. They return everything + a DVD with your selection.