Course: The Practical Guide to Camera Scanning

I’ve been scanning photos for more than 30 years and I’ve used almost every kind of scanner and software out there. In our studio we exclusively use the camera scanning technique that you’ll find in top museums and archives around the world. We use off-the-shelf camera gear to scan any photo format (prints, slides, negatives, albums, etc.) at high resolution, high quality, and high speed. If you’re tired of dealing with multiple scanners, unsupported software drivers, and streaky scans then it’s time to start camera scanning!

The The Practical Guide to Camera Scanning is the course for you!

Course Information

The Practical Guide to Camera Scanning with Adam Pratt

When you sign up for The Practical Guide to Camera Scanning you’ll get:

5+ hours of recorded training you can watch as many times as you want (5 hours, 15 minutes)
50+ individual lessons in short segments that fit your busy schedule
Exclusive access to private Facebook group
Camera Scanning Checklist with 12 things to check before every camera scanning session
Ten camera settings you need to get right
Camera Scanning Resource Guide including links and useful tools
List of Seven Ways to Ruin Your Camera Scans
The secret weapon that DOUBLED my camera scanning speed
Downloadable transcripts for every lesson to use as reference notes

I’ve been scanning for 30+ years, and I used to hate it. We all know scanning can require:

Countless hours, taking weeks, months, or even years to finish a project
Dealing with equipment hassles including unsupported software drivers and streaky scans
Buying different scanners for different formats

Skip all of that wasted time and frustration by following my proven camera scanning workflow. Now I love scanning and it’s a profitable part of my business. Do you want the same thing?

Here’s feedback from a student and fellow photo organizer:

“Adam’s camera scanning course is so thorough. We’ve been camera scanning for about 3 years, but I still learned tips that will speed up our process. Adam’s Adobe background paired with his photography experience and mad training skills make for a course that is packed full of practical, understandable information.” – Rachel Jenkins, Owner of Photo Archivers