SCANNING Your Non-digital Images Negatives, Slides, Prints, and Artwork Big Digital Prints does not scan film or original artwork. If you are a serious artist, and want quality fine art reproductions, you should use our fine art printing division, Bair Art Editions. Visit Bair Art Edition's Scanning Page* Another option: Get a scanner! Buy Epson's 4870 flatbed scanner and make your own high-quality scans of your film and artwork right in your own home. We reccomend InkJetArt.com for all your printer and scanner purchases. *You can make your own digital camera copy-scans (photography) with your digital camera, but the quality of your photography will depend on the quality of the light you use (evenness and color balance) , your perspective control (are you 100% perpendicular to your image?), and the resolution of your digital camera. Bair Art's $39 digital camera scan is from an 11-megapixel camera, and their $75 digital camera scan is from a 100-megapixel camera. All photography is done with controlled studio lighting on a ridged copy stand. Improving Your Digital Camera Copy-Scans Tutorial Check back for a future tutorial on the proper ways to make your own digital camera copy-scans (photography) of artwork, or email to copy_tutorial@BairArtEditions.com and we'll notify you of the Web location of that tutorial when it is ready. Retouching, Restoration, Corrections & Enhancements If your image needs additional correction, enhancements, restoration or retouching, we can do these at your request for an additional charge of $.70 (70 cents) per minute. We can give you a quote when you place your print order. Here are some examples of image enhancements and retouching (with costs).

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