SCANNING AND REPRODUCTION SERVICES
Roll Scans are low cost, automated scans that are best for 35mm and 120 film formats in uncut rolls.
They are recommended for web use or archiving purposes, as well as proof printing up to 8×12″.
These JPEG scans (TIFF available upon request) are available in two sizes:
4Base 1024 x 1038px @ 72 dpi (from 35mm). Suitable for sharing online or printing up to 4×6″.
16Base 4181 x 6304px @ 72 dpi (from 35mm). Suitable for sharing online or printing up to 12×18″.
Frame Scans are low cost, automated scans for individual frames in 35mm and 120 film formats. This service is also recommended for archiving your slides!
Slide mounts must be cardboard or plastic and in good condition or they will have to be removed from their mounts.
These files are recommended for web use or archiving purposes, as well as proof printing up to 8×12″.
These JPEG scans (TIFF available upon request) are available in two sizes:
4Base 1024 x 1038px @ 72 dpi (minimum). Suitable for sharing online or printing up to 4×6″.
16Base 4181 x 6304px @ 72 dpi (minimum). Suitable for sharing online or printing up to 12×18″.
All custom scans include a colour corrected and dust-free file that can be burned to a CD or uploaded to your FTP (sign up here).
Drum Scans offer true optical resolution from transparencies and negatives up to 8.5 x 11 film format. Recommended for creating larger print sizes over 40×50″ or if you require film rebate in your scans.
Max scan size is 500+MB.
Imacon Scans from 35mm, 120, and 4×5 film can rival the quality of drum at lower resolutions.
Max scan size is 200MB.
Flatbed Scans optically scan images or printed materials up to 11 3/4×17″ on a flat surface. Anything larger than this size will require a digital or film capture shot in our studio.
Max scan size is 500MB.
DIGITAL REPRODUCTIONS OF YOUR ORIGINAL WORKS.
Original artwork larger than 11×16″ can be digitally photographed at 40MP in our studio for archiving or reproduction purposes. The capture includes a colour corrected file that can be burned to a CD or uploaded to an FTP account (sign up for free).
If you are interested in proceeding with a reproduction, we will match a test print to your original artwork under daylight balanced lighting to ensure all editions are colour matched to the original work. Call or email for a quote.
WHAT IS THE ARKIV360?
The ARKIV 360 for cultural institutions was developed as an affordable solution to rapidly digitize large photographic collections. This is a recto(front)-verso(back) photographic digitization system that uses a rotary table and a system of high-resolution digital cameras, producing high quality, high-resolution images at a cost-effective price.
Now available at Toronto Image Works, this system is recommended for collections of photographic prints, artist sketches, architectural drawings, and other flat artworks and visual documents of 100 items or more.
Key Features
- Digitized image resolution up to 600 ppi (minimum FADGI 3 star – 400ppi)
- Automated image cropping and straightening
- Customizable capture surface to accommodate digitization of a range of documents
Contact Eric Zeiburlins to learn more.
