35mm Slide Scanning & archiving



Our Bronze Service 35mm Slide Scanning

scan your 35mm slides to USB Memory StickStandard Features that are included in the cost of our Bronze Slide Scanning Service are:

Image Cropping | Dust and Scratch Removal | Colour Restoration | Unless otherwise requested you will receive High Resolution TIFF files and Compressed JPEGs

Key details of our Bronze Slide Scanning Service are:

1800 dpi Scans | approx 2500 pixel width per image | Printing up to 5"x7" at high quality

The price for our Bronze Level 35mm Slide Scanning Service is 45p per slide



Our Silver Service 35mm Slide Scanning

Standard Features that are included in the cost of our Silver Slide Scanning Service are:

Image Cropping | Dust and Scratch Removal | Colour Restoration | Unless otherwise requested you will receive High Resolution TIFF files and Compressed JPEGs

Key details of our Silver Slide Scanning Service are:

2400 dpi Scans | approx 3800 pixel width | Printing up to 8"x10" at high quality

The price for our Silver Level 35mm Slide Scanning Service is 65p per slide



Our Gold Service 35mm Slide Scanning

Standard Features that are included in the cost of our Gold Slide Scanning Service are:

Image Cropping | Dust and Scratch Removal | Colour Restoration | Unless otherwise requested you will receive High Resolution TIFF files and Compressed JPEGs

Key details of our Gold Slide Scanning Service are:

3600 dpi Scans | approx 5000 pixel width | Printing up to 12"x18" at high quality

The price for our Gold Level 35mm Slide Scanning Service is 85p per slide



Additional Costs

Postage & Packaging is charged at Cost

Scanned images are saved to a USB Memory stick and these are charged at cost [you pay what we pay for them]. You are welcome to supply your own memory stick - there is no charge for us saving your scanned images onto a supplied memory stick.

We can supply multiple USB Memory Sticks for you if you wish to have copies to share with family or relatives.





What Level Of Scanning Service Do I Need?

If you want to be able to view your images on your PC or TV and print them at a standard size (up to 7"x5") choose Bronze at 45p per scan.

If you want to view your images on your PC or TV but think that you might also at some time want to print some of your images at an enlarged size (up to 8"x10") choose Silver at 65p per scan.

If you want to view your images on your PC or TV but think that you might also at some time want to print some of your images at an very large sizes (up to 12"x18") choose Gold at 85p per scan.

What can I use my digital images for?

Once you have your 35mm slides digitised you'll find there are many, many new uses for them. You can copy them and share them with as many people as you wish, you can print them and display them or give them as gifts.

And when you are in the digital world, sharing with family across the globe is as simple as clicking a mouse. Your digital images can be emailed to far off loved ones or you might want to create your own web based photo gallery.

You might also want to display your photos in a digital picture frame which will scroll through your photos automatically.

There are also services that will create a proper printed book from your digitised images; or you can have one or any of your digital images recreated in a popart style.

If you have a special image you can have it recreated as a poster or even have it transfered to canvas at huge sizes.

Transfer your digital images to your PC and you can have them display as a slideshow screensaver whenever your PC is idle.

Do slide-scanner.co.uk batch scan?

We don't batch scan. Never. Many companies will simply batch scan your images on a standard setting. We have found that the results from automating functions are unacceptable. We treat each scan as an individual... it takes longer but the results are much, much better.

Why do I need TIFF and JPG files?

Well, strictly speaking, you don't. We scan in TIFF format and then we convert to JPEG with 100% quality compression. Some services will simply provide you with the JPEG files but we like to give you the flexibility of having both TIFF and JPEG. If you want to edit your images at a future date then you need TIFF files which retain all the information from the original scan. JPEG files are a lossy format - much smaller file sizes ideal for on screen viewing, web and email use - but of a lower quality.