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Service

Our service is simple - we scan photos. However, scanning a photo requires a lot of conditions that many of our competitors like to charge you extra for. By choosing our service, we include all of the following features at no extra charge to you.

400 dots per inch – A standard 300dpi scan is necessary to print the exact same size of the scanned photograph. By offering 400 dpi scans, we give you a higher resolution image that gives you the freedom to crop out unwanted parts of the photo, or simply print it larger than the original without getting "the jaggies" or a reduction in color saturation.

Generous size requirements – You can send us any scan that is sized between 1.1” x 2.7” up to 12” x 18”. Send us any photos or document within this size, and we will digitize it for you.

Documents of all types – you can send us anything from photos to newspapers, certificates, greeting cards, or whatever you would like. We scan any document.

JPG or TIFF – You can choose the type of file you would like. JPG's and TIFF’s have their own advantages and disadvantages. Generally, JPG's are best for the average user due to its popularity amongst web sites and other utilities and small size. However, it is a format that will lose some quality if the file is altered. TIFF's are more popular for high end graphic needs. TIFF's are the absolute best quality that does not lose any image quality with compression. However, this file type is not usable amongst most image sharing websites and the files are much larger than JPG's.

InfoCenter - Tutorials

Photoshop tutorialThis link will take you to our tutorials on how to use Photoshop for restoration
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Digital Photo Idea BlogThis link will take you to our blog that gives you ideas on what to do with your photos once they are scanned.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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