Learn More About AV Workshop’s HD Film Transfer Process How We Digitize 8mm, Super 8, and 16mm Film Our HD Film Transfer Process: Step 1: Organize, Clean, Repair We start each HD Film Transfer by organizing, cleaning, and repairing your film. This includes repairing any faulty splices and adding new…
12,000 Photos Scanned / Preserved to Digital Recent Customer’s Family Photo Archive Digitally Preserved and Restored AV Workshop recently scanned 12,000 photos for a customer. Every photo was cleaned by hand with a microfiber cloth, scanned at 300 dpi, enhanced in Photoshop, and organized by date. Our Photo Scanning Process 1) Cleaning and Prep…
How to Organize / Prepare your Photos, Slides and Negatives for Scanning – San Francisco Bay Area Please use the tips below to prepare your photos, slides, and negatives for image scanning at AV Workshop. Please print clearly and not in cursive Avoiding smudges by using a permanent marker when writing on plastic bags Write…
Celebrate your Senior with a Graduation DVD Montage Today! Skimming through old family albums can be time consuming, especially when looking for particular photos. It can also be a difficult activity to share with a large group. Here at AV Workshop we can help you celebrate your graduating senior with a Graduation DVD highlighting your child’s life and…
We Scan your 35mm Negatives Locally – AV Workshop Scans Negatives / Photos in San Francisco Bay Area Audio Video Workshop can scan your 35mm negatives into high resolution JPEG or TIFF files. We scan any type of transparency including medium and large format negatives and slides as well as photos. However, most people have…
Slide Scanning – What type of Slides do you have? There are many types of Slide transparencies dating back to 1907. Slides are reversal film shot to create a positive image which allowed photographers to project their image to a large audience. Many of the early slides were hand mounted into different types of frames…
How many photos can I fit on a DVD? Many customers want to know how many photos, slides or negatives we can put onto one DVD. This depends on the size of the image and the resolution we scan at. Below you will find a chart explaining file size as well as how many images…