Family Heritage Digitizing
Document Scanning
Document Scanning
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Best for: Important paper documents, family records, letters, certificates, recipes, school records, genealogy papers, and general paperwork you want preserved in a digital format.
Pricing: Cost is per page scanned (each side is one page; blank sides are not charged).
Specs: Documents are scanned at 300 DPI and delivered as searchable PDF files.
Condition: Documents must be loose and free of staples, paper clips, sticky notes, or bindings when possible.
Includes: Pages are scanned in the reading order received and delivered as searchable digital PDF files.
Grouping: Separate PDF groupings can be created when clear groupings are provided by the customer. Individual pages are not named. If no clear groupings are provided, all pages will be scanned into one searchable master PDF file.
Note: Manual file naming and detailed folder organization are not included but are available.
Documents with folds, tears, fragile paper, unusual sizes, or extensive preparation needs may require our Special Handling service at an additional cost per page.
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300 DPI vs 600 DPI scans
DPI stands for Dots (of ink) Per Inch. To put it simply, the more dots per inch, the sharper the image. 300 DPI scans are perfect for simple archiving and printing. 600 DPI scans will allow you to make enlarged prints while retaining more detail.
Please Note: Our high-resoultion scanning process captures every detail of your original photos with extreme clarity. as a result, existing imperfections-such as tiny scratches, dust, or photo texture-may appear more visible on bright digital screens than they do on the physical print.
If you notice distacting marks on your new digital files, we offer Digital Restoration Services to clean them up and may even leave them better than the original.