The Definitive Guide: How to Scan 35mm Slides — Pictures store a vault of history that must be preserved.
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Our technicians professionally hand-scan each slide. Most slides are scanned using Kodak’s Digital ICE technology to reduce dust and surface scratches. Your slides are carefully scanned into 2,000 or 4,000 dpi JPEG files and saved on top-quality 80-year archival DVDs, flash drives or instantly uploaded to you.
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