Woodside CA - Photo Scanning Services

Woodside Photo Scanning Services.

You have the choice of two resolutions for having your photos to digital, either 300 PPI or 600 PPI. Either option is a high-resolution scan that yields beautiful digital images and reprinting up to the size of the original photograph; 300 PPI is most common. If you plan on having prints made larger than the original size, then 600 PPI is advised. Please speak with one of our technicians if you are unclear about what resolution may be best.

Materials That We Scan

Large & Small Loose Photos

Digital Roots Studio offers digital scanning for all size images, we can even scan scrapbooks or photo albums you have laying around your house. By default we output to a high quality JPEG image compression 10, and for an additional fee you can receive back an 8/16 bitt TIFF image. Web upload, flash drive, hard drive & data disc are some of the ways you can receive back your digital files.
Scarpbooks/Photo Albums

Digital Roots Studio can scan photo albums and scrapbooks but it is on a case by case basis, please call to speak about your albums/scrapbooks to see if Digital Roots Studio is able to work with you. Important info to know is the size of the album pages, do you want full page scans or individual images digital images back and are the photos falling out of the album or glued in.

Two Scanning Options: Raw Scan or Pro Scan

Raw Scan Example - Photo

Raw scan output, or untouched, is when you receive the image back without any post production work done on the image. Raw scan is suggested for clients who have experience using photo editing applications like Photoshop, and would like to do their own post production on the photo, or who simply want the image backed-up for preservation.

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Pro Scan Example - Photo

With pro scan you will get a folder with the touched raw images, in addition to a folder that has all the final images that have had post production work. Pro scan includes cropping the image border, photo rotation, and color correction. This provides a view-ready collection without any additional efforts on your part.

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Scanning Resolutions

You have the choice of two resolutions when scanning your loose photographs and photo albums, either 300 PPI or 600 PPI. Both option give a high-resolution scan that yields beautiful digital images and allows reprinting up to the size of the original photograph; 300 PPI is most common. If you plan on having prints made larger than the original size, then 600 PPI is advised. Please call if you need your photos scanned at a higher resolution than 600 ppi.

Pricing - Photo Scanning Pricing

Photos up to 5x7 Scanned, 300 PPI - Raw Scan $0.65 & Pro Scan $0.79 per scan

Photos larger than 5x7 to 8.5x11, 300 PPI - Raw Scan $1.09 & Pro Scan $1.29 per scan

Photos up to 5x7 Scanned, 600 PPI - Raw Scan $0.85 & Pro Scan $0.99 per scan

Photos 5x7 to 8.5x11, 600 PPI - Raw Scan $1.29 & Pro Scan $1.59 per scan

Output Options

DVD-Rom Data Disc - $10 per disc

Web Upload Per GB - $2 per GB (limitations on total file size able to upload)

Playable Image DVD video montage (For DVD players) - $20 per DVD created

Flash drive/hard drive provided by client - No charge but all drives must be empty & formatted ExFat or NTFS ( we can format if necessary)

No charge if you provided drive - We ask that all drives supplied be empty

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info@digitalrootsstudio.com
(510) 922-8481

1329 Solano Ave
Albany, CA 94706

Monday 8am-1pm Tuesday-Friday 8am-5pm *Saturday by appointment

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Photo Scanning FAQ

You have two options when it comes to the digitization of your photographs. You can invest in a photo scanner and digitize the photographs yourself, or you can hire a company like Digital Roots Studio do do the scanning to digital for you.
No, you don’t need to organize your photographs prior to dropping off. We receive photographs from our clients various ways. Some clients will organize the photographs prior to scanning in folders by subject and/or year. We ask that all photographs be in groupings of no less than 10 photos per grouping.
We scan photographs at 300ppi or 600ppi to digital JPEG format. If you want your photographs scanned at a higher resolution then please give us a call to talk about your scanning project.
Yes, we can scan your family photo albums and photo scrapbooks. Additional fees may be applied b/c of special handling as well as album access fee’s, so please reach out to speak about your scanning project prior to dropping off.
The digital images can be given back to you on a USB empty drive that you supply, you can buy a drive from us, DVD-ROM or we can do a web upload for an additional fee. (not a cloud storage. Download only available for one month before auto deletion.
Its not possible to know without counting every photography you want to have scanned. But one thing you can do to get a rough estimate, is to stack the photos and measure the stack. About one inch of photos is 100-110 photos. Obviously this fluctuates based on the thickness of the physical photograph, but it will give you a ballpark idea.