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Prints, Slides, Negatives
<400 photos
5 business days or less
401-1500 photos
6-10 business days
1501-2500 photos
10-15 business days
>2501+ photos
15+ business days
Turn around times are quoted in Business Days and based on standard film and prints at our standard resolution. Higher resolutions, Non-Standard Film and additional services will increase the turnaround time. Please call for additional details...
Reel Transfers
<1000 feet
5 business days or less
1001-3000 feet
5-12 business days
>3001+ feet
15+ business days
Video Tape Transfers
<25 Tapes
5 business days or less
26-50 Tapes
5-10 business days
>51+ Tapes
10+ business days
Turn around times are quoted in Business Days and based on standard transfer to DVD Movie disc, additional services such as .avi format to hard-drive and repairs may increase the turnaround time.
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DigMyPics! and your DVD player |
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| Yes! We can scan your
prints, negatives, or slides to a disc that can be played on the DVD
player in your living room. There are two ways to achieve
this magic of modern technology. We can turn your
photos into a movie or we can store
them on a Reduced Resolution disc as
JPEG type image files that can be viewed on
the new breed of DVD players that support the display of image files in
JPEG
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Nearly every DVD manufacturer has embraced the technology and is
building the feature into every new unit they produce.
Some are selling for as little as $50 at retailers nationwide
and online. Look for one or more of these features to know
that your photos can be shown on this device: "JPEG Readable", "Kodak
PictureCD Compatible", or "Windows HighMAT Compatible" Once you
have your images on disc and your DVD player, just watch the
video or let it run on the TV during get-togethers as a
conversation piece. It's also a great way to share your
photos with family members.
The new DVD players let you scroll through your images with
the remote or they can run in slide-show mode where they changes the
picture every few seconds.
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