Photo scanning
We scan and digitize old photographs using professional techniques that result in high-resolution JPG or TIFF files.
Professional digitization of old photographs
We scan and digitize old photographs using professional techniques that result in high-resolution JPG or TIFF files. Quality checks take place throughout the photo scanning process to ensure your memories are properly digitized for long-term use.
Your original materials are returned once the project is complete.
Photo scanning
Printed photos typically last around 80 years, but digital files can live forever! Once digitized, the lifespan of your memories is greatly increased and your images are permanently protected from environmental damage. Now you will have the freedom to share the files with as many people as you like! No more fighting over grandma's wedding photo!
Sizes / formats:
Originals from very small to 40x60 inches
Pages d'album photo
Back side scanning options
Organization by folder
File types:
Low and high resolution scans (300 dpi minimum)
JPG or TIFF
Files named in random numerical order unless otherwise requested.
Media:
DVD / CD
USB Key
Digital download
How it works
Step 1
Submit family photo memories, home movies, and memorabilia to be digitized. Talk to a professional archivist about your project.
Step 2
Your analog media is carefully transformed into modern media formats for easy viewing on today's technology
Step 3
Peace of mind! Relax knowing your precious family moments are protected for generations! Now you can share your files with friends and family!
Who needs a copy?
Once you have your documents scanned, making duplicates is fairly simple and affordable. Before you start your project, think about who else would like a set of files: parents, grandparents, siblings, cousins, your children, etc. It is way too complicated and risky to pass around the same DVD or USB drive to family members.
Keep your memories safe local!
We never recommend shipping family archives, valuable photos and irreplaceable home movies.
It's too risky.
USB Key
DVD
