The Kodak Slide N Scan helps you digitize slides at home. Get one now to convert to digital copies by the holidays.

Digitizing old family photos has been on my list of things to do for nearly a decade. But every time I start to collect and organize a lifetime of images, I get so overwhelmed that I jam them back ...

Most of us have half a dozen boxes of old family photos gathering dust in the attic. A few favorites make it into photo albums or slide shows for family reunions, but the rest are tucked away and ...

If you've run into the same problem, you're in luck: HP just launched a brand new film scanner that can digitize old film photos with the push of a button —no trip to the photo counter needed! And ...

Why should I digitize old slides or film negatives? When you’re finished, nobody has to drag out the old projector just to travel back into the family’s history.

Watch this video to see how apps can help digitize old photos. Digitizing photos We found two free, easy-to-use apps to make the transition from physical photos to digital a snap.

It offers a non-destructive way to digitize and correct slides and film. Through February 4, the Kodak Slide N Scan is only $179.99 (reg. $224) and comes with free shipping.

Bask in the nostalgia and the retro vibe of the Kodak Slide N Scan by digitizing old slides and film from home.

Easily digitize old film and slides with the Kodak Slide N Scan on sale for $171.99 and preserve your family’s memories.

This clever machine transforms old film and slides into enhanced digital versions.

Scanning all those pictures takes true dedication, but there are good reasons to digitize your family photos. We tell you how to get started.