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Scanning Negatives to Digital
Create high quality digital scans from your old negatives, ready to view, print and share. Fast, easy and affordable!
- 35mm, 110, 126, 127
- Medium Format Negatives
- Digital ICE™ Technology
- Unbeatable Value
- Satisfaction Guaranteed!
Types of Negatives
If you have a collection of 35mm, 110, 126, 127 Negatives or even medium format negatives, we can help. This includes developed negatives with a single frame, a strip, or roll. Not sure if your negatives can be scanned? Contact us and we'll try to help.
Choice of Resolution
Negatives are scanned at a much higher resolution than photos, for the simple reason that negatives are smaller.
The choice of resolution for negatives generally depends on how you plan to use the images. For some applications, standard resolution (2,000 dpi) will be just fine, while for others, you'll get the best result by choosing HIGH resolution (4,000 dpi).
For more information on resolution, see "Which resolution am I?"
Standard Resolution
For a standard 35mm negative, this is approximately equivalent to a 5 megapixel digital photo. Ideal for:
High Resolution
For a standard 35mm negative, this is approximately equivalent to a 20 megapixel digital photo. Recommended for:
The Latest Technology - Negatives
Digital ICE is a technology that helps remove dust and scratches from negative scans. Applying Digital ICE during the scanning process offers a significant improvement and is applied free of charge to all colour negative scans.
How it works
Top 5 FAQ’s
- 1. How much does scanning cost?
- In comparison to alternative options, we provide a scanning service that delivers high quality digital images for an affordable price. To see a price list for scanning, visit scanning pricing.
- 2. How should I send my photos?
- After placing your order, pack your photos into a sturdy box and send them to the Remba Scanning Centre, via registered post, courier or drop them into a Remba agent.Learn more
- 3. What file type are the digital images?
- Digital images are provided in JPG (or JPEG) format, the industry standard for digital images and it is the format used by most digital cameras.
- 4. I'm ready! How do I place my order?
- You can place an order online, with an easy ordering system and a selection of secure payment options: Order now
- 5. What software do you use for photo scanning?
- Our trained technicians use Adobe Photoshop software to scan, analyse, crop, rotate and colour enhance your digital images. This includes a range of proprietary tools developed to produce high quality digital images from your photos, slides and negatives.
