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Price List Film and Video Digital Conversion 503.816.6802 DigaPix Price List Film and Video Digital Conversion 503.816.6802 www.digapix.com Film, Slide, and Negative Scanning: Standard Film Scanning 35mm 35mm Film Type/Size Quantity Slides Negatives 35mm Slides and Negatives 1-500 $0.60 $0.60 - 35mm negative strips with 4 or more photos 500-1000 $0.50 $0.50 Glass Mount and 2” x 2” Slides can only be done using Flat Bed Scanner Cost to remove and replace slides from $0.25 carousel, slide carriers or album sleeves. 35mm Slides will be scanned at approximately 5500 x 3500 pixels per slide. 35mm Negatives will be scanned at approximately 3000 x 2000 megapixels Files will be delivered as JPEG files. Flat Bed and Dedicated Film Scanners 4000+ PPI Film Type/Size Quantity JPEG 35mm slides or negatives 1-500 $1.75 >500 $1.50 Glass Mount and 2” x 2” Slides $2.00 APS Film 2.00 120 / 220 / 110 / 127 negatives 1-500 $2.50 > 500 $2.00 4” x 5” Film $7.50 Minimum Scanning Charges: - $10.00 to put image files on a customer supplied USB flash drive - $15.00 to put images on a CD Your slides and negatives will be cleaned with compressed air and soft anti-static brushes. We never use chemical cleaners. DVDs and CDs are data disks for use on a computer. These will not play in standard DVD and CD players. Photo Scanning: 600 DPI Print Size Quantity JPEG Up to 5” x 7” 1-500 $0.75 > 500 $0.70 Up to 8 ½” x 11” 1-500 $1.50 > 500 $1.40 12” x 12” Scrapbook Pages $2.50 ($1 additional for pages not removed from album) Up to 12” x 17” $5.00 Above 12” x 17” 40.00/hr Photo Restoration Service $40.00/hr DigaPix Price List – v10.2 Prices Subject to Change without Notice Page 1 of 5 DigaPix Price List Film and Video Digital Conversion 503.816.6802 www.digapix.com 8mm and Super8 Film Transfer to DVD: Price 8mm or Super8 - Silent $0.20 / foot 8mm or Super8 – With Piano Soundtrack $0.25 / foot - One title for every 200 feet of film - Additional titles $1.00 each Additional DVD copies – at time of order $6.50 Additional DVD copies – after time of order $8.00 There is a 200 foot minimum charge for 8mm and Super 8mm movie film transfers You can provide your own soundtrack or DigaPix will add a soundtrack performed by Portland Oregon pianist Sally Harmon. You can preview and select your soundtrack choices by visiting Sally Harmon’s complete collection at: http://www.sallyharmon.com . Video Transfer to DVD: Video Formats supported: VHS VHS-C 8mm Video8 Hi8 Digital8 miniDV, miniDVD HDV Price Tape Transfer to DVD - 2 hour DVD $22.00 ea. Include 2 tapes of the same type Add 3rd tape to DVD $10.00 Additional DVD copies – at time of order $7.00 MP4 video files of DVD material ** $15.00 ea. (at time of transfer to DVD) HDV Video to HDD or USB Flash Drive $25 per tape - Blu-ray Disk at time of HDV transfer $40 per disk Blu-ray Disk of HD video 50.00 Up to 2 tapes of the same video format can be combined on one 2 hour DVD. Different video tape formats cannot be combined onto the same DVD. A 3rd tape of the same format can be added to the 2 hour DVD for an additional $6.00. ** MP4 video will be delivered on data DVD-ROM disks or flash drives. MP4 files can be transferred to customer supplied empty hard disk drives or flash drives or DigaPix can supply them for an additional cost. All flash drives will be formatted using the NTFS format. Apple’s macOS can read from NTFS formatted drives, but can't write to them. For customers wishing MP4 files only the cost will be the same as the tape transfer to DVD price of $20 per 2 hour DVD Each DVD includes chapter marks at regular intervals. DigaPix Price List – v10.2 Prices Subject to Change without Notice Page 2 of 5 DigaPix Price List Film and Video Digital Conversion 503.816.6802 www.digapix.com Memorial Videos and Custom Video Editing: Great for memorials, graduations, birthday parties, weddings….. Bronze Silver Gold 5 min. show 10 min. show 20 min. Show Number of Pictures Up to 50 Up to 100 Up to 200 Scanning fee included included in price included in price included in price Additional Pictures $2.50 $2.25 $2.00 Video Segments $5.00 per segment $4.00 per segment No Charge Title Screens / subtitles 5 10 No Limit Additional Titles/Subtitles $2.50 each $2.00 each - Additional Minutes $30.00 $25.00 $22.50 DVD Copies included 1 2 4 Base Package Cost $175 $300 $450 Additional DVD Copies $6.50 each $6.50 each $6.50 each At time of original order DigaPix memorial videos assume the use of 10 photos per minute of video. Additional photos will result in an additional charge for each photo used. Additional minutes above the length of the base package will also incur an additional charge. If you don’t see a package that fits your needs DigaPix can provide custom editing services for $50 per hour plus the cost to scan pictures. You can provide your own music or DigaPix will add a soundtrack performed by Portland Oregon pianist Sally Harmon. You can preview and select your soundtrack choices by visiting Sally Harmon’s complete collection at: http://www.sallyharmon.com Panning and Zooming and Scene Transitions (Fade-in / Fade out) included at no extra charge. DVD’s produced will play in most DVD players. DVD’s come with a custom printed label in jewel cases. Customer is required to have ownership and duplication rights for all material supplied to DigaPix. Obscene or illegal material will not be transferred. Slideshows DigaPix also offers a more cost effective Slide Show product. Slide shows do not include Panning or Zooming on the photos. Included are an opening and closing title. As with our Memorial videos you can provide your own soundtrack or DigaPix will add a soundtrack performed by Portland Oregon pianist Sally Harmon. Editing is done for $50 per hour. Photos will be scanned at our normal prices. DigaPix Price List – v10.2 Prices Subject to Change without Notice Page 3 of 5 DigaPix Price List Film and Video Digital Conversion 503.816.6802 www.digapix.com DVD and CD Duplication Service: Price After Price at Time of Original Order Non DigaPix Original Order (Per DigaPix Masters Master) DVD Duplication (per master) $7.00 $8.00 $10.00 CD Duplication (per master) $6.50 $7.50 $10.00 Blu-ray Duplication $40.00 $45.00 Request Quote Custom Artwork Set-up Fee (per disk $10.00 $10.00 $10.00 master) Master DVD from digital file(s) $40.00/hour * Master Blu-Ray disk from digital file(s) $50.00/hour * * Cost to create a disk master is based upon the time to it takes to create the master not the playing length of the video(s) DigaPix uses DVD-R and CD-R disks that will play in most of the newer DVD and CD players. Disks come with custom printed labels, using your artwork, in clam shell cases. Other packaging options are available for an additional cost. Audio Cassette to CD Length (Minutes) Price Per Tape 1 - 79 $22.00 each 80 – 90 (requires 2 CDs) $28.00 each 90 - 120 $30.00 each Creation of Individual $1.00 per track Tracks An audio CD can hold approximately 79 minutes of audio. Up to 2 audio cassettes can be combined onto one CD. CDs will have one individual track for each side of the tape. Creating individual tracks is an additional charge. Record Albums to CD Length (Minutes) Price Per Album 33 1/3 and 45 RPM $25.00 each Albums 78 RPM Records $30.00 each Creation of Individual $1.00 per track Tracks An audio CD can hold approximately 79 minutes of audio. Up to 2 albums of the same type can be combined onto one CD. CDs will have one individual track for each side of the album. Creating individual tracks is an additional charge. DigaPix Price List – v10.2 Prices Subject to Change without Notice Page 4 of 5 DigaPix Price List Film and Video Digital Conversion 503.816.6802 www.digapix.com 3.5” Floppy Disk to CD Price Floppy Disk – 3.5” 1.44mb per disk $2.50 each Minimum Charge $10.00 DVD, miniDVD, Smartphone and Memory Card Transfer Service Price Convert DVD to MP4 File $15.00 each * Convert finalized miniDVDs to MP4 $7.50 each * - Finalize miniDVDs (if possible) $5.00 each * Copy CD-ROM & DVD-ROM Content $40 per hour Standard Definition Video – Custom Editing $40.00/hour ** – To DVD or MP4 file. High Definition Video – Custom Editing $50.00/hour ** – To Blu-ray disk or MP4 file Digital Photographs – up to 4.5GB per DVD 20.00 *** * Files will be transferred to a flash drive. Customer can provide their own flash drive or DigaPix can supply one for an additional cost. ** Cost to create a disk master is based upon the time to it takes to create the master not the playing length of the video(s) Video and Photographs from Cell Phone and Memory cards requires the hand assembly and review of each video segment or photograph. This is to ensure that each item has been properly rotated and sized to fit properly on the screen.
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