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Memory Lane equipment includes flatbed scanners for digitizing strip film negatives. Roll negatives can be digitized on a ProScan 3000 Ultra microfilm scanner located on the 2nd floor near Memory Lane. Learn more about scanning negatives here. Tips for preparing your negatives:
Memory Lane equipment includes flatbed scanners for digitizing strip film negatives. Black and white roll negatives can be digitized on a ScanPro 3000 Ultra microfilm scanner located on the 2nd floor near Memory Lane. Learn more about scanning negatives here. Tips for preparing your negatives:
*Gently dust and wipe clean your negatives. Learn more about cleaning negatives here.
*Gently dust and wipe clean your negatives. Learn more about cleaning negatives [https://www.wikihow.com/Clean-35mm-Slides]here.
*Sort negatives with the shinny side forward.
*Sort negatives with the shinny side visible.
*Bring a flash drive at least 32 GB.
*Bring a flash drive at least 32 GB.
*Review instructions on how to use the equipment you reserved [[FamilySearch Library Memory Lane#Equipment and Instructions|here]].
*Review instructions on how to use the equipment you reserved [[FamilySearch Library Memory Lane#Equipment and Instructions|here]].
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Your VHS or VHS-C tapes can be converted to a digital format using equipment in FamilySearch Memory Lane. Tips for preparing your tapes:
Your VHS, VHS-C, Hi8 and DV tapes can be converted to a digital format using equipment in FamilySearch Memory Lane. Tips for preparing your tapes:
*Be sure to rewind all of your tapes. A rewinder is not provided.
*You are required to remain at the equipment station for the entire digitizing session. Tapes transfer in real time so consider bringing a laptop, or something to work on or read while the transfer is taking place.  
*You are required to remain at the equipment station for the entire digitizing session. Tapes transfer in real time so consider bringing a laptop, or something to work on or read while the transfer is taking place.  
*Bring a flash drive at least 32 GB.
*Bring a flash drive at least 32 GB if your file is small. A 128 GB is recommended full tapes and multiple tapes. Learn more about video file transfer here.
*Prepare by reviewing instructions on how to use the video transfer equipment [[FamilySearch Library Memory Lane#Equipment and Instructions|here]].
*Prepare by reviewing instructions on how to use the video transfer equipment [[FamilySearch Library Memory Lane#Equipment and Instructions|here]].
By preparing your VHS or VHS-C tapes you will maximize your time and preserve more family memories during your digitizing session.  
By preparing your video tapes you will maximize your time and preserve more family memories during your digitizing session.  
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