Paul, I think you do need the adapter "holder" for some reason. I just googled: scanner photo slides and got a lot of hits, so try that. HP is listed and Epson. Vicki On Jan 24, 2008, at 8:28 AM, Paul Biddlecomb wrote: > > Finally, someone has an actual scanner recommendation. Up until > now, all I've gotten is useless thoughts on how it would be faster > to have a company do it, which would end up costing many hundreds, > if not thousands, of dollars. I'm looking for a solution in the sub- > $200 range. > > Does anyone know of an adapter that would work with an HP All-in-one > Printer/Scanner/Copier, which is about 4 years old? I'm not sure of > the model number. > > Or a low-end scanner that will easily scan slides? I'm not talking > about high-end scans, but something to archive these slides for > future reference. > > Thanks, > Paul > > On Jan 23, 2008, at 10:12 PM, Vicki Allwardt wrote: > >> >> I have an HP Scan Jet 4850. It comes with an adapter to hold the >> slides, four at a time, or a negative strip. It has an optical >> resolution of 4800 x 9600 dpi. It's cost was $149. There are new >> models out now. >> >> Vicki Allwardt >> vallwardt at mac.com >> >>>