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Kodak emerged from bankruptcy in 2013 partly at the behest of film producers. As a result, new motion picture emulsions have been developed, optimised for projection and digital scanning. Ektachrome 100D is our target emulsion. We are also testing Vision 250D and Vision 500T. 

We are lucky enough to have  saved a professionally made 16mm to 9.2mm Minox cutter. This will work well with plastic Minox cassettes and is very cheap to produce the film. 35mm to Minox will be quite expensive in comparison.

The motion-picture like quality moves up from the Velvia 50/100 selection, which is not getting very expensive to buy.

Our disc processing leaves your disc intact. Our secret method gets you the highest possible quality, dust and scratch reduction, with no disassembly of the disc wheel. Why by £60 per disk with postage and wait three months? At only £17.50 for disk and processing, or only £12.50 for scanning for an entire film, it is no wonder that now we process more disc film than any other format, including Minox. Resolution is 5400dpi, yielding scans of up to 6mb from a good negative.  Remember, the scanned size of the negative is only 8x10mm, so your negative is only scanned at that size on the scanner. The higher the actual overall resolution, the better the 8x10mm scans will be.

Our disc scanning workflow is second to none: no flatbed scanners, dust and scratch reduction and every negative is checked by hand for colour correction. if you try and scan with a digital camera and a very good macro lens, the problem with the disc negative is that it is not flat: a spoke on the end of a wheel. If you cannot get it flat, the scan will be out of focus.