Negative Scanning to Digital
The safest way to digitize your negatives for as low as 54¢ per frame
Negatives We Can Scan
Color and Black & White Film
Color negatives are brown. Black & White negatives are grey tones.
35mm Film
35mm film has sprocket holes on both edges.
Consumer Color, Black & White
Mass market film. Various sizes spanning 100+ years.
Professional Color 120 Film
2.25 inches wide, used by professionals for weddings, events, portraits, etc.
Large Format Film
4x5 inch sheet film. Look for notches on the edge to identify this film type.
Kodak Disc Film
15 negatives on a disc. Each individual frame is scanned.
Not sure what type of negatives you have?
$30 Minimum Charge Per Order
Negative Format | Price |
35mm |
$0.54¢ per frame |
Consumer Formats |
$0.95¢ per frame |
Professional 120 Film |
$2.25 per frame |
Large Format (3x4, 4x5) |
$4 each |
Minox, Miniature, Widelux |
$2.25 per frame |
Kodak Disc Film |
$30 per disc |
Enhanced Color Correction |
$1 per frame |
Separate Negatives Into Folders |
$5 per folder |
What You Get
We scan your negatives at up to 3,200 dpi. With that resolution, your negatives will look great on a monitor, LCD projector, and even make a quality 11x14 print.
Our technicians clean your negatives by hand for dust before they are scanned. We are also able to reduce any surface scratches that may be present on your negatives.
Our custom-built scanners are designed to handle many different film formats, from more modern films to obsolete formats no other lab would touch.
Whether you have color or black & white negatives, our technicians are able to scan them and invert them to a positive digital image.
All your negatives you send us to be digitized, will be returned to you in our special archival glassine envelopes.
Our technicians are available to answer any questions you may have about your order. Need to add extra copies? We're just a phone call away.
Scanning Resolution & DPI
We scan your negatives at up to 3,200 DPI. That is more than enough if you are planning to print your images out or to make enlargements. What exactly is DPI? DPI stands for Dots (of ink) Per Inch. To put it simply, the more dots per inch, the sharper the image. Learn more about resolution and DPI.
How It Works
Send
Complete your order online or print our order form to get started. Pack your box with your media and ship it to us. Not comfortable shipping? No problem! You can drop your media off in person at our lab in Atlanta.
Convert
Once we receive your order, we will call to let you know it arrived safely and to discuss your order with you. Your memories are all then digitized at our lab here in Atlanta, GA by our skilled technicians.
Enjoy
In just 7 short business days or less, your newly digitized memories are ready to be shipped back out to you, or ready to be picked up at our lab, for you and your family to enjoy.
Let Us Digitize Your Negatives Today
At Nostalgic Media, we bring your old negatives back to life. Our custom-built scanners make it possible for us to scan negatives that no other lab would touch, from classic 35mm to obsolete formats. Your negatives are handled with care by our skilled and knowledgeable technicians. Your films are cleaned of surface dust and debris before they are digitized to ensure the highest possible quality scan. We scan your negatives at up to 3,200 DPI. At that resolution, your digitized images will look great on a monitor, LCD projector, and even make a quality 11x17 print. No matter the type of film, black & white or color, our scans will give you a high quality positive image ready to be shared by you and your family on any modern device.
Your negatives are safe with us. We do all work by hand at our lab here in Atlanta, GA. In just 7 short business days or less, your negatives are returned back to you for you and your family to enjoy once again.
What Our Customers Say
- Monica M
The Safest Way To Preserve Your Memories. Period.
Did you know that some other media preservation companies ship your memories out to low wage countries to have converted? It's true.
Not us. We do all work right here in the United States at our lab located in Atlanta, GA. Your media never leaves our sight, so you can rest easy knowing your memories are safe at every step of the conversion process.