35mm Slides
The most popular slide format, we will scan your 35mm slides or 110 slides at high resolution while removing dust and scratches using Digital ICE Technology.
120 film was introduced by Kodak in 1901 and is still widely popular today among professional photographers. When 120 films are mounted it’s commonly referred to as “medium format slides,” which are larger than the more common 35mm slide format. As is the case with all analog film formats, medium format slides are subject to fading and degradation over time. Our experienced technicians convert medium format slides to digital using the best equipment and software.
Digitizing medium format slides allows you to view the images from any device and share them with ease. Digital images are immune from the damaging effects of dust, scratching, fading, and decay so you’ll no longer have to worry about losing your precious memories. Place your order online today or give us a call to get started.
All of your family memorabilia is as if they were our own. As soon as we receive your 120/220 medium format slides at our secure scanning facility, they are labeled and logged into our order tracking system. Then they are assigned to one of our experienced slide scanning technicians. Each slide is sprayed with compressed air to remove dust build-up and scanned using the highest quality slide scanning equipment available. All of our medium format slide scanners utilize Digital ICE technology, which detects and removes dust particles and minor scratches during the digitization process.
Digital ICE also restores and corrects color, reduces film grain noise, and optimizes contrast & exposure of each of your scanned slides. Once we convert medium format slides to digital, your newly created digital photos are individually inspected, cropped, rotated to their proper orientation, and enhanced once again to bring a new life to your old slides. When finished processing, the enhanced slide images are placed onto your delivery media of choice (CD, flash drive, or download link), ready to be enjoyed and shared.
We accept slides that are housed in carousels, magazines, boxes, or any other type of storage container. We always maintain the organization of your slides, creating a separate folder for each batch named by the label on each box or container.
We offer 3 resolution options for digitizing slides. Resolution is measured in Dots Per Inch (DPI) and refers to the amount of detail a digital image comprises. The higher the resolution that slides are scanned at, the more capabilities you will have when it comes to printing and editing. All slides are scanned at a minimum of 2000 DPI and up to 4000 DPI. Below is a description of each option as it relates to frames with a 1:1 aspect ratio: