Mr Scan - VHS or Betamax to DVD conversion service



	From 49p dependant on quantity Quantity:	From 80p dependant on quantity Quantity:
General Information	This is the service that 90% of our customers use. Great for the home and family photos All images scanned in Jpg format at 3200DPI All images manually cropped and image corrected using ICE technology. Home service uses multi-pass scanning technology for up to 16 scan passes for faithful reproduction and smoother gradation where required DIGITAL ICE - Removes Surface Defects (Fine setting) DIGITAL ROC - Restores and Corrects Colour FULL DIGITAL GEM - Reduces Film Grain Noise DIGITAL SHO - Optimizes Contrast and Exposure	All images scanned in TIFF format at 3200DPI TIFF Technology is a loss less compression used for printing larger images at for example A3 format Professional service uses multi-pass scanning technology for up to 16 scan passes for faithful reproduction and smoother gradation where required. All images manually cropped and image corrected using ICE technology. DIGITAL ICE - Removes Surface Defects DIGITAL ROC - Restores and Corrects Colour FULL DIGITAL GEM - Reduces Film Grain Noise DIGITAL SHO - Optimizes Contrast and Exposure
Saved as	Jpeg	Tiff
DPI	3200dpi	3200dpi
Dust Removal	Yes Digital Ice & Compressed Air	Yes Digital Ice & Compressed Air
Colour Correction	Full Digital ROC	Full Digital ROC
Grain Noise Reduction	Full Digital GEM	Full Digital GEM
Contrast and Exposure	Full Digital SHO Technology	Full Digital SHO Technology
Cropping	Manual	Manual
Inspection and touch up	Full inspection	Full inspection and touch up where required

Notes: Instamatic film will never scan as well as traditional 35mm film, the materials used makes the film easier to scratch and colours fade quicker over time. Also due to the small size of 110 negatives the results can never as good as scanning 35mm negatives. We scan at high DPI levels and only use top of the range scanners to give the best results possible however we can only scan as good as the original material provided. Instamatic film is the most difficult film to scan and results are never outstanding. We strongly recommend using our free trial service with instamatic negative scanning if you have any doubts.