Digitizing by Rachel

DPI (dots per inch) can be a tricky thing but it's important to know which you want to go with before you dive into your digitizing project.

Here are my standard recommendations:

For photos and albums, I recommend 600 DPI. This is our standard DPI level. It provides a high-quality scan while keeping your files easy to manage and cost low.

For slides and negatives, I recommend a minimum of 1200 DPI and up to 4800 DPI if you plan to enlarge and re-print the images. Since the originals for slides and negatives are so small, having a higher DPI allows you to enlarge the images further before they start to get blurry.

For more details about DPI, check out our FAQ page on our website. (Link in bio)

🐾 Happy National Cat Day!

Do you have photos of beloved family cats from years ago?

Now’s the perfect time to dig them out, reminisce, and bring those purr-fect memories back to life! 🐱