35mm POSITIVE & NEGATIVE SLIDES:

Most people who were into photography during the 1950's to 1980's would have large collections of 35mm slides or transparencies. As with most film the 35mm slides also have a limited life, being affected by relative humidity, temperature, chemical contamination, light and the age of the film. Here in Australia where we experience extreme weather conditions, film transparencies can very quickly develop problems with the emulsion and dyes that make up the image.

To preserve these aging slides it is recommended that they be scanned and stored in a digital format to eliminate any further deterioration.

OUR SLIDE SCANNING SERVICE:

Your 35mm slides are preserved using the following process.

• Scanning the slides at 300dpi and save to file.
• Images are colour corrected with digital dust removal applied.
• Creation of a slide show that includes dissolve transitions.
• Background music included.
• Opening scene menu for navigation.
• Complimentary supply of all slides in high resolution JPG format on CD or Data DVD.
• Printed case with colour label.

NOTE:

Our basic service does not include physical cleaning of the slides that may be contaminated with mildew or contain other physical damage. We can offer this cleaning service at an additional cost or you can perform it yourself before sending the slides to us. We will advise you on the best method to clean the slides without damaging the emulsion.

HIGH QUALITY SERVICE:

Why choose our transfer service?

Well there are numerous companies performing the transfer of slides to DVD, all with varying levels of service and final output quality. We take great pride in being able to deliver your slides in the best possible way revealing all of the original colour and image clarity. We use only professional level scanners for the very highest quality reproduction and we also having an acute eye for detail to make your slide show a work of art.

The following sample slide show includes an opening menu that contains chapter points to help navigate through your images. Due to the aspect ratio of slides, black bands may appear at the top and bottom of each image. If images are supplied in portrait mode then black bands will appear either side. No matter what the orientation of your slides the images will be displayed in full without any cropping