FamilySearch Library Memory Lane
Memory Lane
- Description
Preparing for your Memory Lane Visit
Scan Photos
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Bring your photos to scan into a digital format. Whether you need a fast photo scanner or large flat bed scanner the FSL can accommodate your needs.
Tips
- Turn the photos the same direction.
- Remove all the dust and sticky debris.
- Clean the photos.
- Organize your photos before arriving.
- Sort by size for the fast scanner.
- Bring a flash drive for capture. 32 to 128 GB is recommended.
Scan Documents
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Bring your original documents and certificates to scan into a digital format.
Scan Books and Journals
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Bring your memory books, journals for family histories to scan into a digital format.
Scan Slides and Negatives
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Bring your slides and negatives to scan into a digital format.
Transfer VHS to Digital Conversion
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Bring your VHS or VHS-C tapes to convert into digital format.
Camcorder Conversion
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Bring your Handycam, regular, or mini cassettes to convert into digital format.
Audio Tape Conversion
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Bring your audio tape and micro cassette tapes to convert into MP3 file format.
Reel to Reel Movie Conversion
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Bring your reel to reel movies to convert to digital format.
Equipment and Instructions
Epson 50000 Scanner
Epson FF 680W Photo System
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- How to Load Your Photos - Video
- How to Scan Special Photos - Video
- How to Scan Documents - Video
- How to Scan and Organize Your Photos - Video
- How to Share Your Photos Using Windows - Video
- Best Way to Scan 2,500 Photos - Video
- How to Clean Inside Your Scanner - Video
Epson V600 Color Scanner
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- Scanning Photos, Negatives, and Slides Using the Epson V600 - Video
- Scanning Slides with the Epson V600 - Video
- Epson V600 Fladbed Scanner How to Scan 35mm Slides - Video
- How I Edit and Scan Color Negative Film – Epson V600 - Video
- Epson V600 Tutorial – Scanning Photo Prints - Video
- Scan LARGE Negative on Any Scanner - Video
- Scanning Film with Epson V600 - Video
- Let’s Compare a 24 Bit vs. 48 Bit Scan - Video
- Scanning OLD 6x9, 6x8, 6x6 and 645 Negatives - Video
Epson V850 Scanner
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Scanning photographs on the V850 is almost identical to the V600 (the software is the same). You can also read the user’s guide to gain an in-depth understanding of how to use this equipment.
The following video link provides helpful information on scanning negatives and slides:
Reel to Reel and Cassette
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Cassette
- (the video you have on your sharepoint can be loaded to Youtube and then we can link to it - you might have to clear this with Jennifer, unless you want a "missionary" to do it on their off time and donate it to us to use)
- (the document we can pdf and upload to the Wiki)
Reel to Reel
(the document we can pdf and upload to the Wiki)
ScanPro 2000 or 3000
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- Loading Microfilm on a ScanPro 2000 Machine - Video
- ScanPro 2200 Auto Fiche Carrier – Automatic Microfiche Scanning - Video
- ScanPro All In One Microfiom & Microfiche Scanner - Video
- ScanPro Microfilm Scanner - Video
- Using ScanPro at Brooks - Video
- How to Load Microfilm Into The ScanPro 2000 - Video
- Using the ScanPro 3000 Microfilm Reader - Video
- ScanPro 3000 Ultra High Resolution Microfilm Scanner – 26MP Camera - Video
SlideSnap Scanner
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(We can upload the pdf if you have rights to it or know who wrote it)
Video Tape Conversion
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Wolverine 8mm Super8 Film to Digital Conversion
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images - we can move these to anywhere on the page - I just don't know where they go
