one-stop shopping for pictures that i've taken, thoughts that drop out of my brain, and re-posting of things i find that i like. anything with "by jonmmmayhem" is obviously something i did. anything else i re-post is assumed to be in the public domain and i make no claims of ownership.
in that same vein, should you choose to repost something of mine (and please please do, i love it), i would appreciate it if you made sure to include the credit, thank you.
it's probably not a good idea to look at this while your mother is around. or while my mother is around. it'd kill her.
everyone depicted here is old enough to be naked on the internet, and you, the viewer probably should be too.
i also have a personal tumblr, for all the pointless-anecdotes-and-funny-pictures nonsense that doesn't really fit my photo-art posting.
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follow that too if you like. i can't stop you
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i have been abusing the generosity of my lovely neighbors for too long and it’s time i got a scanner of my own.
i have many many polaroids that need to be scanned, and some are fairly pale and i’d like something that can handle the glossy finish without washing everything out.
advice?
kayelless said:
Actually, I was thinking about asking you for advice on the subject
heyscottyourock answered:
Epson V750 Pro is amazing.
pl4gu3d0g answered:
I’d go with an Epson too, their just wonderful machines. You can pick the v550 or v600 up for under $100 when their on sale ;)
sephoto answered:
I use my Epson V750 Pro and it is amazing
mj3photo answered:
I use the Canon CaonoScan 9000F for my polaroids and negatives including 120. Best ever.
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ravensjones answered:
HP ScanJet 5300C (it’s a few years old so I’m sure you could get one for a steal)
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