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Q? Have some of your slides lost their color and are now only red and black ?

SlidesToDigital.com has developed an exclusive process to help restore those original colors called ColorRenew.

The ColorRenew process was developed by SlidesTodigital.com to address the most difficult color enhancement problem the color bleed problem. Here is an example of a slide where the color has been lost except for black and red. The same slide processed with ColorRenew shows the stunning difference after the enhancement process.

ColorRenew sets us apart from all other services. There is no extra cost for customers.

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Reasons To Use A Slide Scanning Service For Your 35mm Slides To Digital

Slip Sliding Away: Have you done everything humanly possible to protect your valuable 35mm slide collection from scratches caused from the inevitable ravages of fingerprints, light damage and surface scratches? If so, don't blame yourself that your slide images just don't look like way they used to. Traditional strategies like storing slides in trays or plastic sheets were the best options many years ago but now fall short when compared to scanning your slides to digital. One of the more serious problems for slide collections can be correcting 35mm slides that loose their color. This is a degenerative chemical process of the film as it interacts with our environment and light. The best option is to have your slides scanned and digitally processed. If your interested in a great technical explanation about why and what can be done about fading slides, read about this process in Scan Tips.

Where Was That Slide? Trays and cardboard boxes are low tech ways to store your slide collection. Ever try to find a slide in a 3000 slide collection? Frustrating and very time consuming. Holding the images up to the light will drive you crazy. Digitally processed slides using inexpensive software will make your life easy. Using your computer to organize slides into groups or folders is so much better. In addition, many software packages like Google’s Picasa Picasa allow users to tag each image and have the ability to quickly reorganize the collection into different views.

I'll Send It To You: Sharing images requires having your 35mm slides scanned to digital. Question, how many people can view a slide at one time. Not many. What if your sister needs that family picture today? What if you want a print made? These issues can be managed after your slides have been scanned and copied to digital libraries. Check our some of these simple services that are fun and creative. Shutterfly, Animoto Animoto

Scan On The Run: Your scanned slide images can be so much more than viewable on a projector. Mobile photo sharing services like Instagram and Picplz Picplz continue to be a big app trend. These services let you apply effects to your digital 35mm slides and shari the digital creations with friends and family members. Sometimes, however, a digital copy just isn’t enough. Fortunately, creating physical albums and books from a digital photo library is easy and affordable. We’re approaching the spring/summer gifting season (Mother’s Day, graduation, Father’s Day), which means that now is a great time to start making physical mementos out of digital memories.

What Is Slide Editing? Slide editing is a simple creative process that anyone can master. Download applications for your smart phone to edit and share images. Photoshop is a free app for the iPhone that will allow you to quickly crop, straighten or put effects into a digital image. PicSay, Picture Magic, Doodle Doodle and MiniPaint allow you to edit images on your Blackberry. For Android users, PicSay, PicSay, Vignette or Camera Zoom FX all have crop, zoom and useful effect features. Upload your image to one of these programs, from your phone, and add cool effects. Crop them, make them black and white, polarize them or add captions.