Showing posts with label Prints. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Prints. Show all posts
Wednesday, March 30, 2011
Monday, March 7, 2011
This original picture has a heavy green tint to it, but with some color correction this can easily be fixed!
Look at what a beautiful difference this makes! Send us your memories!
Slides, negatives, and prints starting at just $0.35 each! Order today!
Slides, negatives, and prints starting at just $0.35 each! Order today!
Monday, February 14, 2011
Today's transformation is really subtle, but it makes a HUGE difference! This photo is nearly 20 years old. It is faded, and the hue is too warm. We did a simple fade and color correction- it looks as though this picture could have been taken last summer!
You can see the edges are sharper, and more defined, the way your pictures should be!
Did you know...
Fade and color correction are included in our prices?! Have your images digitized today! Click here!
Fade and color correction are included in our prices?! Have your images digitized today! Click here!
Friday, February 11, 2011
Question: I have both the negatives and the printed photos; which one is better to have scanned?Answer: The Original!!
In Almost Every Case, the original negative will produce a better scan than the printed photo. The negative is the "original" and it will always contain more scan-able data than the print.
Did You Know...That we scan negatives and slides starting out at JUST 35¢? Want to order? Just click here!
Wednesday, October 20, 2010
Question of the Day 10-20-10
Questions: I have 15 photo albums from my mother and I would like them scanned and put to a CD. How do I do this?
Answer: First, you will want to remove the photos from the album- this will save money in shipping and handling costs. Once you have compiled all the pictures you want to scan you will want to put them in a container that will protect it during shipment. You can put them photographs in a ziploc bag so that the packing material inside the shipping box does not come in direct contact with the prints. You can also use padded envelopes to store the photographs inside your shipping box.
Answer: First, you will want to remove the photos from the album- this will save money in shipping and handling costs. Once you have compiled all the pictures you want to scan you will want to put them in a container that will protect it during shipment. You can put them photographs in a ziploc bag so that the packing material inside the shipping box does not come in direct contact with the prints. You can also use padded envelopes to store the photographs inside your shipping box.
