Looking for a place to scan your collection of old family photos? Our office in Los Angeles is equipped with state-of-the-art photo scanning equipment to transform your photos into digital images that you can cherish for a lifetime. The whole process is even easier than you think! View Larger Map First, you’ll simply drop on...Read More
Scan your photos with your iPhone from home using a new iPhone app called Shoebox. This new app was developed for iPhone users looking for a quick and easy way to scan photos or documents from their own home, using only a phone! Once scanned it’s then very easy to upload to your favorite photo...Read More
When trying to load images on your Pandigital photo frame, sometimes it will tell you that your image is unsupported, even though it loads fine and appears to be the same as the rest of your images that work perfectly. Learn about how to solve the pandigital unsupported format problem below. The “not supported format”...Read More
Learn about our Three Tips for Great Photographs Tip one: Know your subject Although it might be an obvious step, a lot of people don’t seem to think about this before taking photos. You should always determine what the subject of the photo is going to be prior to taking it. If you don’t, you...Read More
Organizing your photo collection can seem like a daunting task. Especially if faced with thousands upon thousands of images taken over the years. Luckily, there are several computer programs that can help do this for us, with relative ease. Digital photo organizers have been around for a while, and really started to gain popularity within...Read More
Proper photo scanning equipment isn’t cheap, so it’s best to be as prepared as possible before you make your purchasing decision. Below is an excerpt from about.com which details some of the top rated photo scanners on the market today. 1. Epson Perfection V500 Photo Scanner This Epson photo scanner gives great value for under...Read More
Definition of DPI and PPI What is DPI? DPI, or Dots-Per-Inch is a measure of how granular a printer goes when printing an image. When a printer prints an image, it prints a specific number of dots per inch of paper. If you put a printed image under a microscope, you’d see that you don’t...Read More
