Connecticut photo scanning first step
Our photo scanning service is easy! Gather your photos, slides, and negatives - send via secure shipper.
 Connecticut photo scanning second step
We professionally enhance and scan your images then transfer them to you via cloud storage or purchase a high-quality DVD or                     USB with your images.
 Connecticut photo scanning third step
You receive your originals and scanned photos fast from our secure, facility.

Digitizing Your Prized Photos is Easy...
150 Package: Scanning and Storage for up to 150 Photos.

Bring your stack of photographs or slides and have them digitized - you'll save space and memories at the same time. SophterLight lets you share your treasured images for generations by scanning and storing them on your choice of media (cloud storage transfer included.)

  • $159 ($175 value) for scanning up to 150 photos, slides, or negatives free to your cloud storage account, DVD or USB.
  • Access your images online for 30 days for free using SophterLights's archiving system
  • High-quality scans with crisp, vibrant colors, perfect for uploading to social media sites
  • Materials treated with care, never shipped overseas and returned to you after scanning
Every image we receive undergoes some correction to remedy the effects of time. Photos that have been framed on display are particularly subject to fading, and even those hidden away in photo albums are subject to color shifts (unless stored in subzero conditions), both from time and from possible reaction to the photo album itself. For every image we receive, we will manually perform:
  • Re-orientation
  • Cropping
  • Scratch and dust removal
  • Color correction
  • Red-eye removal
In short, for our standard level of service, a technician will spend time addressing flaws, addressing all of the problems above, and then some. In our experience scanning millions of photos, this produces outstanding quality almost all of the time, for a minimal fee per image. (Some photos may be so damaged they require our restoration service, but that's relatively rare).
Now, digitizing your photos to DVD is a snap! SophterLight scanning service is Connecticut's easiest and most convenient way to scan photos and digitally convert large collections of slides, 35mm negatives, and Polaroids, to high quality DVD's. Our secure, facility provides the safest, most advanced photo scanning service available, and we never ship your photos overseas. Fast turnaround, optimized handling and simple flat-rate pricing set SophterLight scanning apart from other options. We even provide courier service for our Fairfield and New Haven County customers!  
Intelligent Digital Scanning (IDS) - Better digital images. Our exclusive process - IDS, combines the best technologies and techniques to scan photos and deliver quality digital images. IDS means vibrant colors and richer details with every image. Unlike any other photo scanning service, IDS is a unique combination of enhancement solutions to scan photos for superior results. Learn how Intelligent Digital Scanning makes better photo scanning results.
FREE Return Shipping & Simplified Handling - know where your photos and home movies are at every step. When you choose our photo scanning service, you'll know your order is in good hands. Our fast digital scanning turnaround means your photos are back to you in days, not weeks or months via free return shipping. Our secure photo scanning process means end-to-end tracking and peace of mind.

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No Auto Feeding

Some services will run your prints through an auto-fed scanner, which works like an office photocopier. As the machines heat up, your photos get stickier and can jam, which damages them. By contrast, SophterLight handles your prints manually.
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Frequently Asked Questions

» Which dpi should I choose for photo scanning?
» Should I scan photos or scan negatives?
» What kind of photo scanners do you use?
» Why are my scanned photo files so large after scanning? Is TIFF bad?