120 Colour Film
We offer high quality 120 medium format colour negative film scanning at our cheapest ever prices.
Prices
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Standard Resolution from £11/film
File size is approx 4.5mb file and 1024x1570 pixels in size - it depends on the exact format of the film ie. 6x4.5cm, 6x6cm, 6x7cm, 6x8cm, 6x9cm. This resolution is good for printing up to A3
High Resolution from £12/film
File size is around 17mb approx and 2048x3140 pixels - depending on the film formay. It is good for printing up to A1
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Holga/Diana/Lomo
We scan Lomo, Holga amid Diana film. This can be 35mm but is frequently 120mm medium format film.
For you information, we also process and print both colour and black & white. For more information and prices, please have a look at our Kodak Express website.
How We Scan
All scanning is done on commercial grade Noritsu technology (shown below), representing an investment in excess of £100,000.
The system is designed for high speed scanning while still producing consistent high quality results.
Over the years, we have quite literally scanned in hundreds of thousands of negatives and slides and have thousands of happy customers throughout the UK.
Total Peace of Mind
We are part of the Kodak Express group were quality and superlative customer service comes as standard.
From our studios in central London, we offer our specialist scanning services across the whole of the UK
Enhancements
No matter how many negatives you send us, each frame is individually assessed by an experienced technician and adjustments are made to optimise the resulting scan.
Manual Adjustment includes
- Exposure control
- Brightness and contrast
- Colour balance
Custom enhancements, such as cropping and zooming in are available on request
Digital ICE
Old film and slides are often covered with dust and scratches.
Our cutting edge scanner is able to remove these defects during scanning with Digital ICE technology. Digital ICE technology uses infrared light, which is able to detect dust, hairs, finger prints or scratches.
As infrared light is invisible it cannot reproduce the colour information of the photo and therefore only delivers the defect information to the scanner software, giving amazing results.