How to Give Your Grandma Digital Versions of Her Old Slides

Warning: This holiday season, you may find yourself faced with endless slideshows of blurry ’70s vacation photos (again)… unless you take action. The family has been talking about digitizing these photos for years, so why not give it to them as a gift?

Kodak Slide N Scan can help you digitize slides at home. If you get it now, you’ll be able to convert your entire stock into digital copies in time for the holidays—and almost eliminate the risk of watching one of grandma’s slideshows. Everyone gets these free, so get yours for $179.99 before they’re gone (reg. $224.99).

Here’s how it works

It’s so easy convert slides to digital format that grandma could do it herself. Instead of doing all the work, you can just give her or Mom and Dad the Kodak Slide N Scan itself.

But if you’re feeling the holiday spirit, here’s how to operate the machine:

Locate and insert the slide adapter or 135, 110, or 126 film adapter.
Select the matching type on the 5″ LCD screen.
Insert the photo into the gadget.
Adjust quality, color and brightness.
Click “OK” to save the photo to your SD card (not included).

This quick loading process makes it easy to sift through a huge stack of slides or films—probably what your family has been hoarding in the basement. Get cracked.

Set up a family slideshow on your TV

Instead of gathering the family around the old projector, gather them around the TV and watch you. save old photos. Simply connect the Kodak Slide N Scan using the included HDMI cable so they can view the images on the big screen and make memories together.

It could be simple best gift for grandparents and parents this year, although you might not be able to escape this slideshow after all. Get the Kodak Slide N Scan for $179.99 (regional $224.99) before they’re gone!

Kodak Slide N Scan Film and Slide Scanner – $179.99.

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