Digitization of 500 or 1,000 Photos at DittoBee Photo Scanning (61% Off)
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White-gloved technicians carefully scan photographs at 300 dpi before making transfers to CD or DVD formats in a climate-controlled facility
Photographs preserve family moments that might otherwise be forgotten, like the day Grandpa wiped everyone’s memory with a spy drug. Bring precious records to the digital age with this Groupon.
Choose Between Two Options
- $39 for digitization of 500 photos and a CD or DVD of the images (a $99 value)
- $69 for digitization of 1,000 photos and a CD or DVD of the images (a $179 value)<p>
Techs scan up to 500 or 1,000 photos ranging in size from 3”x3” to 5”x7” at a resolution of 300 dpi, then prepare the originals and a CD or DVD containing the digital images for pickup.<p>
White-gloved technicians carefully scan photographs at 300 dpi before making transfers to CD or DVD formats in a climate-controlled facility
Photographs preserve family moments that might otherwise be forgotten, like the day Grandpa wiped everyone’s memory with a spy drug. Bring precious records to the digital age with this Groupon.
Choose Between Two Options
- $39 for digitization of 500 photos and a CD or DVD of the images (a $99 value)
- $69 for digitization of 1,000 photos and a CD or DVD of the images (a $179 value)<p>
Techs scan up to 500 or 1,000 photos ranging in size from 3”x3” to 5”x7” at a resolution of 300 dpi, then prepare the originals and a CD or DVD containing the digital images for pickup.<p>
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About Dittobee
After starting to scan their own wedding photos, DittoBee Photo Scanning’s founders realized that they wanted to be able to digitally share more of their memories, from childhood photos to pictures from the time they met. After learning how massive a project this was, they realized they could simplify the process for others through convenient digitization services. Now, they take photographs and videos to their climate-controlled facility, where skilled handlers don white gloves so as not to add fingerprints or smudges. They then use commercial-grade Kodak scanners to copy photographs at 300 or 600 dpi, creating digital images that will live on even after physical copies fade or are altered due to time travel incidents.