High end scanning is the process of digitising artwork, photographs, and film at a resolution and colour depth standard scanning can’t reach, capturing every fine detail and tonal nuance of the original, so nothing is lost before it’s printed, archived, or reproduced.

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Types of Hi-End Scanning Services

Transparency & Film Scanning

Using the Epson 11000-XL flatbed scanner, we digitize transparencies and film in formats like 35mm and 120mm, converting physical originals into permanent, high-resolution digital files ready for reuse across any media.

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Photograph & Artwork Scanning

We optically scan photographs, paintings, and printed artwork up to A3 size, preserving every detail as a high-quality digital image, ideal for archiving, reprinting, or restoring originals that can’t be replaced.

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Image Superimposing

Once scanned, images can be layered or superimposed to meet specific creative needs, commonly used by clients in advertising, publishing, and print production who need composite visuals built from multiple source images.

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Image Color Correction

Beyond scanning, we offer color correction using Adobe Photoshop, adjusting tones, spotting imperfections, separating channels, and converting to monotone or duotone, so the final digital file matches your exact creative vision.

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Paper & Bromide Scanning

For physical prints and bromide originals, our scanning process allows images to be enlarged to any desired size without losing clarity, a reliable option for reproducing or restoring older printed photographs.

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What is high-end photo scanning?

Hi-end scanning is the process of optically scanning photographs, paintings, artworks, transparencies, and film, converting them into permanent, high-resolution digital images that can be reused across multiple media formats.

What equipment do you use for scanning?

We use the Epson 11000-XL, a high-end flatbed scanner capable of scanning originals up to A3 size, including transparencies in 35mm and 120mm formats

What file formats will my scanned images be delivered in?

Scanned images can be converted into either JPG or TIFF format, and enhanced or resized to whatever dimensions you need.

Can you scan and restore old or damaged photographs?

Yes, our process includes cleaning films where necessary, and our color correction services can help remove some amount of dust and scratches and enhance the image.

What is image superimposing, and who uses it?

Image superimposing layers multiple scanned images together to create a composite visual. It's commonly used by clients in advertising, printing, and publishing who need combined imagery for a specific creative output

Do you offer color correction after scanning?

Yes, using Adobe Photoshop we provide color correction services including color adjustment, spotting, channel separation, and monotone or duotone conversion.

What is bromide scanning, and when would I need it?

Bromide scanning is used for paper prints and bromide originals, allowing them to be enlarged to any desired size, useful when you need a larger reproduction of an existing printed photograph.

Can scanned images be used for both digital and print purposes?

Yes — once digitized, your images can be used repeatedly across various media, whether for digital archives, reprints, publishing, or further creative editing.