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Film to Future: Free Microfilm Scanning at ALA Annual 2025

Bringing History Into the Digital Age—One Scan at a Time

Understanding FADGI Guidelines

How the ScanPro® All-In-One™ Supports Digital Preservation

Preserving the Past, One Reel at a Time: Evart Historical Museum’s New Microfilm Reader

In a charming town known for its deep historical roots, the Evart Historical Museum is embracing modern…

Customer Story: Preserving Military History for Veterans in Wisconsin

The Military Veterans Museum and Education Center in Oshkosh, Wisconsin faced a significant challenge with converting 12 rolls of 16/35mm roll film. As a dedicated institution focused on…

Congratulations to Our Share the Love Event Winner!

We’re excited to announce that Tina Paris from Pennsylvania Western University - Edinboro…

Find Your Lucky Charm in Scanning—Where Every Scan is a Treasure!

March is here, and it’s the perfect time to find your "lucky charm" in scanning with our top-tier ScanPro® scanners. Whether you’re working…

Digitization and Copyright Laws: What To Keep in Mind

Researchers make heavy use of digitized information. Physical documents are fragile, and their holders may limit their availability. Working with a digitized copy allows close examination and computer enhancement. At the same time, it's necessary to remain aware of copyright issues. Scanning materials freely can lead to legal trouble. Here are some helpful things to keep in mind.

ScanPro® All-In-One™: Platinum Winner in 2025 Modern Library Awards

e-ImageData is thrilled to announce that our ScanPro® All-In-One™ microfilm scanner has once again been awarded the prestigious Platinum honor in the 2025…

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