Why should I have my 35mm slides scanned to a CD or hard drive?
We all know what a hassle it is to set up a projector (if you are even lucky enough to have one!) and a screen, find a dark room, and a big enough space to view your slides.

Let Memory Keepers scan your 35mm slides and put them on a CD or hard drive, then you can pop it in at any time and view those images on your computer...no problem!  You can also access the image files and edit, print, copy, email, and burn them just as you could with any digital image on your PC.

A CD or hard drive is also a great way to store and preserve your 35mm images.


Why should I have my 35mm slides scanned to a DVD?
We all know what a hassle it is to set up a projector (if you are even lucky enough to have one!) and a screen, find a dark room, and a big enough space to view your slides.

Let Memory Keepers scan your 35mm slides and put them on a DVD. Your images are encoded into DVD video and will play in any compatible DVD computer drive or stand-alone DVD player. Enjoy watching your images with family and friends on your television in the comfort of your family room!


How does Memory Keepers scan my 35mm Slides?
Memory Keepers will scan your 35mm slides with our state of the art scanner, the Nikon Super Coolscan 5000 ED. This scanner can scan up to 4000 DPI and provides suprior results. Its use of LED light sources and optical glass allow for world-class results. This scanner incorporates Applied Science Fiction's Digital ICE ^{3 TM} image enhancement technology. The Digital ICE software reads the surface of the slide for defects (fingerprints, monor scratches, dust, etc.) and then removes them prior to writing the image file. 

Can Memory Keepers improve the quality of my 35mm images?
Memory Keepers uses state-of-the-art equipment to scan your 35mm slides. This assures that you will get the highest quality image available. Our software removes fingerprints, dust, and minor scratches. However, flaws such as blurriness, poor lighting, and major scratches cannot be undone.