
	Scanning Transparencies and Negatives All scans are retouched for dust and scratches. Highlights and shadows are set to professional standards and saved in the ultrawide Adobe 1998 color space unless otherwise requested. Files can be delivered via FTP, on DVD or CD, or on your portable drive. Drum Scanning We use Heidelberg Primescan drum scanners, widely considered the best such devices on the market. Drum scans are available from any format original chrome or negative up to 11x17 inches. Drum Scanning Price Guide Professional CCD Scanning While drum scans are certainly the best scans you can get, they are relatively time-consuming and expensive to produce. We also offer moderately priced professional quality CCD scans. These scans are produced on either the Creo iQsmart or Hasselblad Flextight scanners and are several levels better than anything you can get on consumer-grade equipment. Professional CCD Scanning Price Guide Commercial CCD Scanning These scans are produced on the Kodak HR-500 CCD scanner. Because this scanner has an auto dust and scratch feature, these are our most economical scans. Lacking a bit of the dynamic range and resolution available in our other scans, these are still excellent quality and can be used for many professional purposes. Thousands of these scans have been accepted by major U.S. picture agencies. Commercial CCD Scanning Price Guide Flat Art, Paintings, Posters At National Geographic Imaging we take great pride in a new state-of-the-art scanning facility that can accommodate prints and paintings of almost any style and size. We have a dedicated room for this work with a custom-built horizontal table weighing over 1,000 pounds. This vibration-free table incorporates a vacuum board that is remote-controlled from the camera with up, down, left, right, in, out, and even circular movements. Flat Art Price Guide If you have questions please check our FAQ page or just give us a call at (888) 647-5227.
Click these links for more information on the National Geographic Society or National Geographic magazine. Photographs from National Geographic Image Collection All contents © copyright 2007-2008 National Geographic Society. All rights reserved.

Scanning

Transparencies and Negatives

All scans are retouched for dust and scratches. Highlights and shadows are set to professional standards and saved in the ultrawide Adobe 1998 color space unless otherwise requested. Files can be delivered via FTP, on DVD or CD, or on your portable drive.

Drum Scanning

We use Heidelberg Primescan drum scanners, widely considered the best such devices on the market. Drum scans are available from any format original chrome or negative up to 11x17 inches.

Drum Scanning Price Guide

Professional CCD Scanning

While drum scans are certainly the best scans you can get, they are relatively time-consuming and expensive to produce. We also offer moderately priced professional quality CCD scans. These scans are produced on either the Creo iQsmart or Hasselblad Flextight scanners and are several levels better than anything you can get on consumer-grade equipment.

Professional CCD Scanning Price Guide

Commercial CCD Scanning

These scans are produced on the Kodak HR-500 CCD scanner. Because this scanner has an auto dust and scratch feature, these are our most economical scans. Lacking a bit of the dynamic range and resolution available in our other scans, these are still excellent quality and can be used for many professional purposes. Thousands of these scans have been accepted by major U.S. picture agencies.

Commercial CCD Scanning Price Guide

Flat Art, Paintings, Posters

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At National Geographic Imaging we take great pride in a new state-of-the-art scanning facility that can accommodate prints and paintings of almost any style and size. We have a dedicated room for this work with a custom-built horizontal table weighing over 1,000 pounds. This vibration-free table incorporates a vacuum board that is remote-controlled from the camera with up, down, left, right, in, out, and even circular movements.

Flat Art Price Guide

If you have questions please check our FAQ page or just give us a call at (888) 647-5227.

Click these links for more information on the National Geographic Society or National Geographic magazine.
Photographs from National Geographic Image Collection
All contents © copyright 2007-2008 National Geographic Society. All rights reserved.