You hand your undeveloped 35mm film to a local photo shop and get back prints, negatives and a gold CD with your photos in digital form, as well as an index sheet of the photos within. By far, PhotoCD images are the highest quality available to consumers. Though it has found professional uses, PhotoCD is much too costly for most consumers. Photos on floppies are offered by many corner photo finishers. But the ones I tried, from Konica, seemed more out of focus, even on the PC's screen, than the accompanying prints.
Software lets users scan photos quickly and easily at regular or high resolution.
Just feed in a photo and the software starts up automatically and does the rest. And quality generally is as good as the digital cameras.