FREE Digital Color Correction

 

Standard Editing

All of our 126 Slide images will be digitally edited after they are scanned. They will receive automated color balance, fade correction and image rotation. Examples

Premium Editing

If you feel that your scanned images will need more time & attention, we offer our premium digital color correction which means we do what we can to make your image look as good as possible. Examples

View Online & Organize Online

 

View & Organize Online

Don't worry about organizing your 126 Slides & Negatives before you send them in. Select our online image organizer on the order form and once they are scanned and converted to digital images, you can organize them online.

Our Scanning Service Includes:

Choice of 2000, 3000 & 4000 dpi Two Editing Level Options Image Rotation Color Correction Fade Restoration

Brightness Correction Order Preparation Instructions Optional DVD Video Slideshow Professional Scanners Optional Digital Restoration

Scanning Resolution

Scanning Resolution is one of the most important factors in determining the quality of your digital image. Scanning Resolution is similar to the concept of megapixels on a digital camera.

The higher your scanning resolution, the higher your quality. See a sample of different scanning resolutions.

Professional Equipment

We use the Nikon 5000 scanner for our 126 slides, which provides the same quality scan as the Nikon 9000 scanner which we use for our 126 Negatives. The only difference is that the Nikon 9000 can scan different format film. Click here to see an example of scanned images View Examples

CD vs DVD

Having your 126 Slides & Negatives scanned to a disc? You will need to decide if you want a CD or a DVD. A data CD is just like a data DVD, the quality is the exact same. The only difference is that a data DVD holds more data than a CD. So if your order form indicated that you need more than 1 CD, it would be less expensive for you if you chose to have your digital images saved to a data DVD instead.

If you want your 126 Slides & Negatives scanned and saved onto a VIDEO DVD, you will want to order a DVD Video Slideshow.

The Cloud - Online Access

Now customers don't need to wait for their discs in the mail to receive their scanned 126 Slide images. We will upload your images to Google Drive where you can download them to your home computer.

 

Not Your Type of Slide?

We scan all types of Slides & Negatives.

Here is a quick guide to determine your Slide type.
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Handling Fee's

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126 Slide 126 Negative Film

 

 

 

126 Slide

A 126 slide is mounted 2"x2" cardboard mount. The film size inside the mount is
28mm x 28mm or
1 1/16" x 1 1/16".

126 Film is also commonly known as instamatic film

126 Negative

126 Negative frames are 28mm x 28mm
or 1 1/16" x 1 1/16"
in size.

126 Film is also commonly known as instamatic film

126 Instamatic Film Facts

126 is the number given to a cartridge-based film format used in still photography. It was introduced by Kodak in 1963, and is associated mainly with low-end point-and-shoot cameras, particularly Kodak's own Instamatic series of cameras.

The term "126" was intended to show that instamatic film were 26mm square, using Kodak's common 1xx film numbering system. However the instamatic film image size is actually 28x 28 mm, but usually reduced to approximately 26.5 x 26.5 mm by masking during printing or mounting.

The format was introduced by Kodak under the brand name Kodapak, together with the Instamatic camera. Although the Instamatic name is sometimes treated as synonymous with the 126 format, Kodak also used it on its later 110-format cameras, which they called Pocket Instamatic and on its "M" series 8mm movie cameras.

 

Free Ground Shipping!
On $50 Orders

 

We will upload your digital images to your own Google Drive account where you can view, share & download the digital images.
Google Drive Downloads