OUR PRICES
Two
Service Levels to Choose from:
Bronze
Service: Digital ICE
Scratch and dust removal, Auto level will automatically
adjust brightness of image. Optional ROC/GEM color
correction and Auto Cropping at a .20 cents per slide.
Gold
Service : Digital ICE
Scratch and dust removal, Professional color/brightness
correction done by hand, Frame Cropping done by hand to
avoid cutting part of your image, DVD's with 24 bit
uncompressed TIFF Files, CD with Full Size JPEGS for
Photo Printing at most stores or to play on your JPG
Capable DVD Player.
A 4000 dpi scanned image of your slide is comparable to a
24 megapixel camera, however some degradation is lost in
scanning. Where as the 2000 dpi would be more comparable
to an 8 megapixel camera. The quality of your image is
not determined by megapixel, this term is used to show
the amount of pixels that make up your image. However,
with that being said, higher dpi (amount of pixels) will
produce greater detail from your images. I always
recommend 4000 dpi over 2000 you only intend to view
these on a TV. If your on a budget, go with the 4000 dpi
in the Bronze service. We can always do the gold service
adjustments at a later time (Using the same number of
images from the bronze) but it is simply not possible to
turn a 2000 dpi image into a 4000 dpi image.
Call me and ask about my services, depending on your
situation, I might be able to throw something in to the
deal.
Bronze:
(Brightness adjusted automatically by
photoshop)
2000 dpi = .70 per slide
4000 dpi = .90 per slide
(200 slides minimum)
Gold:
(Each Slide will Manually be adjusted for white balance,
color and brightness as Needed using Adobe
Lightroom)
2000 dpi = 1.45 per slide
4000 dpi = 1.65 per slide
(100 slides minimum)
Email us for a free
Estimate or if you have a question.
No hidden fees, No extra charges. Simply the best service
for the money you can get. Slide Services can be a little
confusing, I'll do my best to explain the different
services and difference between CD and DVD formats. It's
probably not what your thinking.
TIFF Files are uncompressed for the best possible image.
However, JPEG is the most common format used. So if you
want to view your images on a JPG compatible DVD player
or if you want to print your slide images at walmart,
costco or most stores, a JPEG CD is required and is
included in the Gold service.