photo restoration

Potato chip float, iron lung, small red boots and restored immigration papers sited.

Carmie brought in her parent’s original documents for immigration through Ellis Island in 1919.  She had us scan, restore and reprint her damaged documents.  They are much easier to read now and you don’t have to be afraid to handle this copy. see image at leftDaniel from the UK emailed us with a special request.  […]

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Mad cow in a human, Washington’s first menu, big 1931 map of rail system scanned & restored and film including race cars and Green beans

Vicki drawing of her father while he was in the service in the 40s. The sketch is over 80 years old and she had just taken it out of the frame for the first time to scan.  We reprinted 6 copies of it for her to share. Carol the youngest of 8 brought in the

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Film Transfer, Photo Restoration, Video Transfer and More Projects

Kathleen brought in a very damaged photo of two cute little girls.  We carefully scanned the 18 x20 crumbling photo in on our wide format scanner, restored its former glory, brought back the sepia tone and then reprinted it as a more manageable photo at 11×17. What a transformation!  We have loads of slides coming

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Explosions, Story Telling and Homemade Bread

Teresa brought in a collection of 74 audio cassettes to be transferred to mp3 files.  The cassettes are all recordings made of her dad reading classic books.  He is very expressive.  They have copies of all of the books to follow along.  These mp3 files will now be played for his great grandchildren. What a great treasure to pass down through the generations. Check out his wonderful voice as he introduces the book “All Creatures Great and Small” that he is going to read.

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Some recent project highlights

Rob brought in some old 8mm silent family home movies to be transferred to digital files on a flash drive. They look to be to be late 6os and early 70s. Check out this quick clip complete with babies, puppies, classic cars, hair rollers, pointy eye glasses, house dresses, and old fashioned edge trimming the yard all in 1 minute. Bring back any blasts from the past for you?

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