Photo Scanning & Restoration in New Zealand

Photo digitisation is the process of converting physical photographs, slides or negatives into digital image files. This allows your photographs to be stored, backed up, shared and used in digital projects while you continue to keep the original images.

Your photographs can be provided as digital image files that you can store on your computer, hard drive or other storage device.Digital files make it much easier to create backups and share photographs with family members. They can also be used for printing, digital albums, slideshows, family history projects and films.If you have a particular use in mind — such as printing, creating a family film or building a digital archive — let us know when you enquire so we can recommend the most appropriate scanning approach.

Yes. Digitisation doesn't replace the importance of your original photographs.The aim is to create a high-quality digital copy while allowing you to retain your original photographs, slides, negatives and albums.We understand that these aren't simply pieces of paper — they're often irreplaceable parts of a family's history.

Yes. Slides and photographic negatives can be digitised into digital image files, allowing you to view and share photographs that may otherwise be difficult to access.

Keep the original photographs somewhere safe and create more than one backup of your digital files. Digital copies can also be shared with family members, printed, incorporated into photo books or used in family films and other projects.

Yes. Scanning and restoration are separate processes. We can digitise your photograph and, where appropriate, professionally restore faded, damaged or deteriorated images.