Timestamps generally in Pacific Standard Time (PST) or Pacific Daylight Time (PDT) unless otherwise noted. Welcome to my Oatmeal Daily which is generally posted & syndicated to different websites daily by me, Oatmeal Joey Arnold, feel free to mirror, edit, clip, reupload my content. For more information, see some of the links on this page or you can try to Google search or look me up using keywords like Oatmeal Joey Arnold @ joeyarnoldvn and other keywords. Try using different combinations of words in search engines for better results. 5:50 AM up, no class, copying DVDs. Twitter. Facebook. Dear Grok, I am looking for a machine that can scan photo negatives/film from analog cameras, I prefer to scan as many types and sizes of negatives as possible. I prefer to save photos to the .PNG format or other formats are okay as long as there is no clipping or artifacts on the sides of the saved photos which I found when saving to jpeg. I prefer HD quality like up to 22 megapixels for the saved photos or higher. I prefer a scanner that does not require phones but instead has a built in camera scanner thing so I can slide the negatives in. I prefer having a SD card slot. It would be nice if it plugged into USB-C. But my number one request is the fastest scanner meaning I want to press only one button to scan and save the photo files as I scan the negatives but the problem is it seems most of these scanners have more than one button you have to press per photo which makes it harder when you have thousands of negatives to scan and save, many scanners will have you click to save but then ask you to review it for post production to edit the photos after they are saved. That is the number one thing I want. Number two priority is no phone required. But perhaps buying a box thing might be the best option. I prefer buying something under $50 off Amazon or at least under $100. Some of these scanners are over $200. First look for scanners that can do all of these things for me. But it might be hard to find something like that. Therefore, my next option might be to buy a box thing designed to hold phones over the negatives. But I'd prefer the box thing to not allow light in or something. I don't want to develop the negatives or film in a totally black dark room meaning I prefer something that can help develop the negatives but not in a dark room for me but a dark box for the negatives instead. Breakfast: 11:00 AM. Put coffee on self in patry closet by computer laundry room. Lunch: 02:00 PM. Dinner: 04:02 PM. Started feeling sick like mom with like a cold or mild flu around like 05:00 PM and to beyond midnight into Saturday feeling tired in my legs and arms and gut and a ll over. Had tea. DVD work all day. Food log: Breakfast: coffee, 06:00 AM. Coffee, grapes, orange, 11:00 AM. Lunch: oatmeal with honey, 02:00 PM. Dinner: beans soup, 04:02 PM. Two glasses of stove boiled peppermint tea starting around like 07:00 PM to like 10:00 PM.