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ScanCafe
- Laurent Martin
- (866) 234-3909
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www.scancafe.com
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About us
With an interesting story behind its conception, Scan Café is one of the very few names in the scanning industries. From photographs to videotapes and more, the company scans so as to preserve not just the physical items but also the memories that have been beautifully captured in them. Scanning, choosing resolutions, re-scanning, cropping, rotating, color correction – that and more is what goes into preserving memories. With the tagline “Your memories deserve the best”, ScanCafe focuses on making each photograph well-preserved with its look and feel intact. Your images and videos are completely safe with Scan Café. Apart from the magnificent quality that reflects in their services and your photographs scanned by it, the company also don’t take much time finishing up things for you so that you don’t have to wait much. All in all, ScanCafe is the way to go when it comes to preserving precious photographs and memories. Processing facility available at 9900 Westpoint Drive, Suite 134, Indianapolis, IN 46256
Hours of operation
Monday8:00AM - 5:00PMTuesday8:00AM - 5:00PMWednesday8:00AM - 5:00PMThursday8:00AM - 5:00PMFriday8:00AM - 5:00PMSat, SunClosed
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22 recommendations and reviews from 21 people
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March 28, 2018
Lori K. asked:Does anyone no of somewhere or someone who restores old pictures ? I found a picture today of me and my Dad but it is very faded. Thank u !Luke J. replied:Scancafe does great work. I have sent hundreds of photos to them over the years, from both sides of my family. https://www.scancafe.com/
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October 24, 2017
Harmeen A. asked:Hi there, Neighbors. I need to convert old video cassettes to digital a format. Anyone know of a reliable person that provides this kind of service?Jan S. replied:We are happily using scancafe.com to digitize all our old photos (prints and negatives); don't know if they do videos but it's worth a try. They're reliable and moderately priced.
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January 4, 2017
Shira G. asked:Hi I have a box of negatives that I want to save in digital. I went to a photo store and they wanted $2 a picture. I have way too many pictures for that to be affordable. Someone told me that I can buy a little machine and do it myself. These are wedding pictures so I need them to be really good quality. Anyone have any experience with this? Which machine is good? I read so many reviews and I'm utterly confused, hoping someone here can tell me what to buyLisa B. replied:Scancafe.com
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July 23, 2016
phylogenomics asked:Wanted - recommendations for photo scanning service for 1000+ old family photosEthan W. replied:I used http://www.scancafe.com/ several years ago and they did a nice job.
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August 18, 2015
Paul S. asked:Recommendation needed - I have 8mm video that I want converted to digital format. If anyone has had success with a local business specializing in this area, I would be most appreciative if you would share.Zoë P. replied:Sorry that link just popped up. Scancafe.com
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July 21, 2015
Danielle C. asked:Does anyone know where I can have these negatives developed? They're from 2001 I've never seen this kind before and didn't know where around here I can have them developed. Thank you in advance!!Ti H. replied:Your looking for this service: http://www.scancafe.com
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April 29, 2015
Melanie K. asked:Looking for recommendations for transferring old slides of paintings into digital formatEllie B. replied:Scan cafe! http://www.scancafe.com
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February 17, 2015
lawrnk asked:Can anyone recommend a business that will scan hundreds of photos for a memorial service? I've not had much luck finding a place. I'd thought Office Depot of the like would offer the service, but I'm having no luck. I'm a little hesitant calling a mom and pop shop, as these are the most important family photos of a dying man.
jb4647 replied:Scancafe.com is awesome! Highly recommend!
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December 20, 2014
Kathy B. asked:Any recommendations and/or considerations for a photo scanning service that will scan original print and slide images to DVD? Friend has huge collection of photos she wants scanned. Thanks!Bruce C. replied:Try Scan Cafe (http://www.scancafe.com/)
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November 28, 2014
Gayle C. asked:My mom gave me a box of negatives from 1920s- 1940s. Can someone recommend an online service that can print these for me?Darlene B. replied:I had mine at www.scancafe.com. They're in California & I did send mine away, getting them done in my town was much too expensive. I've sent 3 separate orders to them, all old, including several old 8 mm movies. Never had a problem not getting thing...See More
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August 6, 2014
Cathy T. asked:I want to get rolls of 35mm negatives transferred to CDs. Any recommendations other than Black's? ThanksKelly A. replied:I used http://www.scancafe.com/ for mine - it was easy - box them up, mail them, and DVDs come back. Not fast, but very easy if you have a lot.
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July 7, 2014
Charlotte L. asked:My husband and I have our photos from the 70's. Several of the pics have turned reddish. Do y'all have suggestions to fix them? My husband for years did slides instead of photos. Is there a way we can get the slides saved to our computer and print them. I'm one of "those" OCD people. I love looking at photos. Thank you for any help.Ron L. replied:35 mm slides will eventually deteriorate badly. The redness can be corrected with a number of programs if its not too bad. If you don't want to invest in a scanner try ScanCafe.com. We sent them several thousand old slide and they did a great job at a fair price.
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July 6, 2014
David S. asked:Query: Can anyone recommend a service to digitize 35mm color transparencies? I have a couple hundred fairly old (22 years) ones I'd like to be able to look at again...David C. replied:http://www.scancafe.com/ Used for ~700 slides. Very happy. Mostly Kodachrome and Ektachrome. The latter didn't come out as well. But I could correct those to acceptable levels.
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July 4, 2014
Andrew G. asked:Anyone in Cairns recommend a company to digitise my photo albums? I just want to drop off the albums and pick up the discs. I would really appreciate your recommendations folks.
Carsten P. replied:Www.Scancafe.com - only you need someone in the US where they can return the photos/negatives.
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June 14, 2014
Cornelia M. asked:I just came across a bunch of slides of Wheelus AFB, circa 1967. PTA carnivals, palaces, and a bunch more. I would love to share, BUT they are slides. Does anyone know of a place that converts slide to digital images?Tim M. replied:Here's an excerpt of an email that I sent on the topic recently... ScanCafe http://www.scancafe.com - This is the service that I used for the majority of our family digitization work. Great service, fair pricing & good fulfillment process. Their service includes retouching, important to me since a lot of our media was as much as 50 yrs old. They are based in SFO area and have a couple of pricing platforms. If you want a quick turnaround, they process the work in CA. If you are willing to wait a few weeks, they outsource the work to their labs in India. I am very happy with their work. If I had to do it all over again, I would have done all of the digitization work at once vs. several steps. Though I may have had to organize the media a bit, the pricing would have been much better. To be fair (to me!), ScanCafe only started offering volume discounts a couple of years ago.
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April 18, 2014
leeunkrich asked:can anyone recommend a good place to have an old 35mm movie trailer transferred to hidef video?ryan o. replied:http://www.scancafe.com/ has a service that might work.
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January 8, 2014
Dan M. asked:Can anyone recommend a company that transfers home videos to dvd?
Peter B. replied:Scancafe.com. Used them to scan photo negatives and they were excellent and very reaaonable
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January 2, 2014
Tim M. asked:I just "stole" a carousel of slides from my mom of Mogadiscio with the intent of having them digitized. Who here is a techie who can recommend a service or a piece of equipment to do this?Rick C. replied:Tim, I had all of our slides (300+) scanned at http://www.scancafe.com/
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July 30, 2013
Joy B. asked:Watching our wedding video. Can't believe in November Jon and I will be married for 14 years. Since our video is on VHS Can anyone recommend a good and trustworthy place that can transfer VHS tapes to dvd?
Lethally M. replied:Oh! Try scancafe.com. I sent off over 1200 old b&w pics that belonged to my mom. I shipped them, they scanned them, cleaned some up and shipped me a DVD with all the pics and shipped back the originals. I can assure you they do good work.
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July 15, 2013
Michael D. asked:Need to copy some VHS to avi or other media format. Has anyone used any transfer services they could recommend? The fall back is to find a vhs player and use Roxio or something.
Shawn F. replied:Friend used www.scancafe.com and was happy with the results
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August 1, 2017
Jim F. asked:Anyone know where I can have VCR tapes copied to DVD?Annabelle S. replied:Scancafe.com
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July 5, 2017
Nicole M. asked:Hey guys! We have an old slide that we want to get blown up into a nice picture. Does anyone know anyone/anywhere they would trust to do this? Thank you!Annabelle S. replied:We used ScanCafe.com to professionally scan all of our negatives, historic family photos without negatives, and slides into an electronic format. The negatives are now on a couple of DVDs in our safety deposit box at the bank. They are also on our iCloud account that links to our phones and tablets. The whole family can view or print photos of their grandparents wedding. ScanCafe did a fantastic job. It would be very easy to get a large print of your slide after it was converted to a digital format.
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