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Hi Cecil~

I hope what I have to share will be of help and not a point of confusion for you because I’m using a different scanner.

I’m in the process of scanning about 3,000 slides into JPEG images that I’ll eventually print out and organize in scrapbooks. In the meantime, the scanned images are being stored on DVD(s).

I’m using an Epson Stylus Photo RX620 All-in-One to scan the slides to my HP Pavilion dv5220us Notebook computer hard drive. Once I’ve done that, I use Sonic to transfer the data files to DVD.

Does this help? Or create more questions?

If you have more questions about my process, I’m available at .

Happy Scanning!
~jeanie.

There is no need to use a negative film scanner use a ordinary scanner put your film strip on its bed place a high power white colour light on it using emergency lamp or any other an then scan it without disturbing the light, then burn it onto DVD.

We have a Visioneer one touch 9420 USB
This scans 35 mm slides and negatives and even film strips to electronic files. Then do whatever you would with them.

I dont understand your question. If you can see the files on your computer, click the edit tab, select all, copy, and then create a folder on your desktop. Paste the photos in it. Open your burning software and direct it to this folder.