Digitize & Protect Precious Memories
Slide & Negative Scanning
Have boxes of old slides or film negatives stored away in closets, drawers, or family albums? Preserve those memories before age, dust, fading, or damage makes them harder to enjoy.
Bring your slides and negatives to our store, and we will professionally scan them into high-resolution digital image files. Your images will be easier to view, share, print, and safely preserve for future generations. Your originals remain in our local lab throughout the entire process—never shipped out or outsourced.
Color Correction & Restoration Available
Older slides and negatives often develop color shifts, fading, dust spots, scratches, or other imperfections. Optional photo restoration services are available to improve color, contrast, sharpness, and damaged areas. Bring your film in for personalized assistance and a restoration estimate.
| Scanning Service | Price |
|---|---|
| Mounted 35mm Slide | $1.50 per image |
| 35mm Negative | $1.50 per image |
| Mounted 120mm Slide | $2.50 per image |
| 120mm Negative | $2.50 per image |
| Higher-Resolution Archival Scanning | Contact us for pricing |
How It Works:
Slides and negatives are carefully handled and cleaned with compressed air to reduce loose dust and debris before scanning. Each image is digitized individually and organized into clearly labeled folders.
Our standard high-resolution scans are suitable for viewing, sharing, archiving, and most print projects. Higher-resolution scanning is available for enlargements, professional printing, or long-term preservation. Completed files are saved to a USB drive.
Loose dust is removed as part of the standard scanning process. Embedded dust, deep scratches, mold, severe fading, and physical damage may require additional restoration.
How to Prepare Your Slides and Negatives:
Getting organized before drop-off helps us scan and organize your images correctly.
- Group slides and negatives by date, event, person, or subject.
- Place each group in a labeled envelope, box, or film sleeve.
- Number groups in the order you would like them scanned.
- Avoid using tape, staples, rubber bands, or paper clips directly on film.
- Do not attempt to clean film with water or household cleaners.
- Contact us before removing film from original protective sleeves.
- We scan images in the order received unless otherwise requested.