Remember the old days when we used to use film negatives? You'd use them to create slides or even prints from the local photo lab. CNET shows you how to updates all your old photo prints, slides and negatives into digital copies on your computer using a multifunction printer, which most nowadays have slide and negative scanners built right in.
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OK, smarty, how about making prints from 620 or 120 roll film ? You show us how to make prints from 35mm slides, which is a walk in the park-so how do we print from 620 or 120 negatives ????
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