Professional Film Scanning for Crystal Clear Digital Images
For every type of film or need, we have a scanning solution. Whether it is economy for digitizing large collections of film, or quality for reproducing a large photographic print, or odd and unusual formats, we can do it. If you aren’t sure what you need, ask; we’re here to help!
- Bulk film scanning of 35mm or 120 strips, APS cartridges, and 35mm slides
- Custom film scans are good for any format, and any output resolution
- Pre-load a slide carousel and save!
Bulk film scans of 35mm or 120 film strips, APS cartridges, and 35mm slides can all be scanned on our lab scanner yielding a 2048.3072 at 72 PPI 18MB scan. Price is per strip, and includes scans saved to a CD. Good for sharing digitally or printing up to 11x14.Custom film scans on our flatbed film scanner include color adjustments, dust and scratch removal, and precise cropping. Good for any film format. Price is based on the desired resolution of scan per frame. Great if you need a high-resolution scan so you can print large.
Slide Scans. Pre-load an 80-count slide carousel and save! Buy the box, you load them, we scan them! Price includes scanning, CD, and sleeving slides into archival print files. To get the special price, the carousel must be loaded properly for scanning, see insert in box for details.
Once you digitize your negatives, you can share them digitally or get prints—special pricing for scans straight to prints (no digital copy). Pricing is for films that have already been developed.
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Understanding Film Formats: A Guide to Slides, Negatives, and Transparencies
This section provides an in-depth overview of various film formats, including 110, APS, 35mm, 120, and 4"x5", as well as the essential key definitions related to slides, negatives, and transparencies that every photographer should know. It covers the distinct characteristics of each format, examining details such as size, frame specifications, and the specific types of images produced—be they vibrant color or classic black & white. Additionally, the document thoroughly explains important terms like DPI (dots per inch), SPI (samples per inch), and PPI (pixels per inch), which are crucial for a comprehensive understanding of scanning processes and image resolution. Whether you're a photography enthusiast eager to expand your knowledge or someone in need of assistance in identifying your photographic materials, this guide will clarify the differences among film types and offer valuable insights into their specific scanning requirements, ultimately enhancing your photographic experience.
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