Digital Services

The services offered in this section are an integral part of our studio providing you with outstanding detail and depth of color. From the restoration of old family photographs to creative digital composites, we strive to provide you with innovative solutions which are designed for your imaging needs. Please take a moment to review the items below to see which service will provide you with the best imaging solution. At any time you can also access this information from the drop-down menu above under the Digital Services portion of our menu.

Photographic-Restoration: This is the process of restoring old and damaged photographs. During the restoration, your original photographs remain unchanged as all of the work is done on an electronic copy of your picture. When the work is complete, a new print of your photograph is made. A variety of smooth and textured fine art papers are available. All of these papers have been manufactured to the highest archival standards, ensuring that your new photographs bring generations of enjoyment!

Printing/Enlargements: Photographic reproductions can be generated up to 24" wide by whatever length is required on our HPZ3100 printer.

*Customer must present proof of ownership of the intended photograph prior to any work being initiated. We cannot reproduce copyrighted work without written permission from the photographer.

Digital-Composites: Often popular among working professionals, young athletes and high school seniors, digital composites bring together a mixture of photography, computer imaging, and a little imagination. Although the concepts behind these pieces are usually quite simple, they tend to deliver a significant visual impact.

Scanning: We are able to scan most negative and transparency film up to 6x7cm, in addition to all of your reflective artwork, including photographs. This includes 35mm Kodachrome slide film.

*Customer must present proof of ownership of the intended photograph/artwork prior to any work being initiated. We cannot reproduce copyrighted work without written permission from the photographer.

Virtual-Paintings: Just as we had a paintbrush in our hands we use our pressure sensitive Wacom tablets and Painter application software to blend photograph and painting into one collective digital art piece. This "virtual painting" is then sent to our 24" in-house inkjet printer and printed on genuine cotton canvas with archival pigment ink. The finished canvas is sprayed for additional protection, and then stretched or mounted for framing.

*No paint is involved in this process