After he placed the negatives in the holder, he placed them delicately in the scanner and realized there was fingerprints on them. EEK! He clicked his tongue and wondered how he was gonna fix it. He was being careless this time. He looked around and noticed there was a cloth and some water. He took the negatives out of the scanner and placed them on the desk. Then he went over to the sink soaked his cloth with a little bit of water. He walked back to his desk and cleaned it off. He held them to the light and held them by the edges and they seemed better now. He placed them back in the negative holder and put the holder in the scanner and started the scanning process.

He made sure the scanner was on and the computer was already on. Hey you never know, he had to double check. He checked to see if the glossy side was facing the scanner and it was and he closed the scanner and pressed the button to scan the photos. He went back to his computer and realized the menu popped up and he needed to go to File, Image size and realized the DPI was at 150 and he changed it to 300. Then he made sure the image was a JEPG and he was cool with that. Then he pressed Scan. The machine roared to life and was scanning his photos. Then he saw the preview and thought it looked amazing.

He pressed the Print button and printed out his photos for the hard copy. He was glad this was working out soo well.