We do one thing, and do it very well.  We scan  and correct 35mm color slides in a professional manner for $0.26.  (if you want our 18 cent option see the products page)

 What do you get for your 26 cents?

• Your images scanned at a full 4000 dpi.
• 16 bits of color for each color channel.   Red, Green and Blue each gets 16 bits for a total of 48 bits during our entire workflow. (281.5 trillion colors)
• Color, grain, fading, sharpening and white balance correction as needed (no charge).  (GEM, ROC etc)
• Removal of dust, fingerprints, hair or speckles from images (no charge) with digital ICE.
• Your slide converted to a digital file (.png format, which is a lossless compression that is widely used and can be opened by any computer or web browser)  We don't normally use TIFF because .tiff files are larger than the .png files.  We also include jpeg versions which are easy to email and upload but are lossy. However, these are your images so we will save them any format you can imagine at your request.
  
• Rotating each slide image to the proper orientation.
• Arranging the images into appropriate order or groups as requested, and labeling each folder as you have them labeled.
• Cropping of each image to give a nice edge.
• Uploading to a photo album website - you get your own personal password protected area.  This is where you can see thumbnails of your pictures before you pay for them).  From there you can download your jpeg images or keep them on our server.  Do whatever you want with them instantly.  We can also burn them to DVD-R, or, optionally, we can sell you a USB external hard drive, which puts them all in one place for you.
  
• All of the scanning is done here in the USA. The turn around time is as quick as possible, consistent with doing high quality work.  See the "update" in the left column for our current times.
  
• You will get email updates directly from the image technician doing your job.  They will keep you informed of the status of your order and also send you image samples so you can make sure the scanning is turning out exactly how you want it.