Framed slides small image (24×36 mm) and half-small image (18×24 mm) – outer size 5x5cm

We can scan all types of mounted slides (outside size 5x5cm). The slides may be handed in the slide magazines, cases, folders, etc. in which they were originally placed. We provide each slide magazine/case with a unique number. The slides are converted into digital photos. We scan to JPEG format and all photos are given a serial number as the file name.

Naturally, each slide is scanned in the same order as in the slide.

You can choose from 3 different resolutions: 2000 dpi (5MP), 3000 dpi (12MP) and 4000 dpi (21 MP). The higher the resolution, the more pixels the digital image contains.

Slides on strip (24x36mm)

We can scan both loose positive strips (slides on a strip) (usually 5 or 6 slides on a strip) and slides on a roll for you. Even scanning slides that are supplied separately is no problem for us. All photos will be corrected for colour, light, dust and scratches. The infra red correction of dust and scratches doesn’t work as well with black and white photos as it does with colour photos.

The slides are converted into digital photos. We scan to JPEG format and all photos are given a serial number as the file name.

The price is charged per slides. All slides on a strip (with at least 2 recordings) will be scanned. If you only want specific images of a strip scanned, or if you supply a strip with only one slide, we will charge an additional surcharge of €0.39 per photo.

Other format slides up to 7×7 cm

This category includes among other medium format slides. These slides often have a size of 4x4cm. These slides have a higher resolution than the standard 35mm slides.

The slides may be handed framed, loose or on strips.

File formats

We can deliver just about all common formats. We normally use JPEG format. This gives a very good quality while the files don’t get too large.

We can also transfer the sliedes in uncompressed format, such as TIFF. We do not charge any extra costs for this. This format is often used in professional printing. However, this format creates much larger files: with a small image slide scan at 4000 DPI, a TIFF file is about 70 MB in size.

Example scans