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Pleasant View Utah Frontrunner Station
Larsen Digital Services
1144 West 2700 North
Suite 100
Pleasant View, UT 84404
800-776-8357
801-926-1824

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Our current NON-rush processing times are:

35mm Slide Scanning

1-500: 2 weeks
501-2000: 2-3 weeks
2001-3000: 3-4 weeks
3001-5000: 4-5 weeks
Please call or email us
for times on orders
over 5000 slides

35mm Negative Scanning

1-250: 2 weeks
251-2000: 3-4 weeks
2001-3000: 4-5 weeks
3001-5000: 5-6 weeks
Please call or email us
for times on orders
over 5000 negatives
Please call or email us
for times on orders
over 5000 negatives


Budget Photo Scanning

1-1000: 2 weeks
1001-3000: 3 weeks
3001-5000: 4 weeks
5001-7000: 4-5 weeks
Please call or email us
for times on orders
over 7000 photos

Premium Photo Scanning

1-400: 2 weeks
401-2000: 3-4 weeks
2001-3000: 4-5 weeks
3001-5000: 5-6 weeks
Please call or email us
for times on orders
over 5000 photos

127 Slide Scanning

1-50: 3 weeks
51-250: 4 weeks
251-500: 6 weeks
Please call or email us
for times on orders
over 500

Medium Format

1-50: 3 weeks
51-100; 4 weeks
100-249: 5-7 weeks
250-500: 8-12 weeks
Please call or email us
for times on orders
over 500

Large Format

1-20: 3 weeks
21-30: 3-4 weeks
31-40: 4-5 weeks
Please call or email us
for times on orders
over 30

VHS/Hi8/MiniDV Transfer SILVER
1-5: 2 weeks
6-10: 3 weeks 11-40: 4 weeks
41-50: 4-5 weeks

VHS/Hi8/MiniDV Transfer GOLD
1-10: 4-5 weeks
11-20: 5-7 weeks
21-40: 8-9 weeks

VHS/Hi8/MiniDV Transfer PLATINUM
1-6: 6 weeks
7-10: 9 weeks
11-20: 9-10 weeks


Movie Film: 3-4 weeks


FAQ by Topic
General Slides Photos Negatives
Video Tape Movie Film SlideShows  



Movie Film Reels Conversion Questions    (8mm, 16mm, Super8, Movie Reels)

How can I tell if my movie film is 8mm, Super8, or 16mm?


  • Please use this image to help identify your film type

    8mm Super8 16mm
     



Can I edit the video files on the DVD created from my movie film transfer?

  • Technically yes -- but practically no.

    The VOB MPEG video that a DVD contains is difficult to convert to an editable file.
    Once converted, it can be edited but the image quality really suffers when the video is re-rendered.

    If you plan to edit the digital version from your movie film transfer you should have us transfer the video to a MiniDV tape or hard drive in an uncompressed AVI file format.



How much hard drive space is required for the video files?

  • Uncompressed AVI video requires roughly 13GB of hard drive space for every 1 hour of video.