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Slides on DVD and Bluray - A wondeful Bluray or DVD slideshow from your slides!

Slides to DVD & Bluray (35mm, 110, 120, 126, 127, 220, half frame and medium format)
Photo Gallery and Animated Photo Album

We create the highest quality Blu-ray and DVD slide shows available from your 35mm slides (transparencies) and negatives. Each 35mm slide or negative is individually and manually processed, eliminating mould, mildew, dust, cobwebs, scratches, etc, and correcting colour for faded and over and underexposed images.

This is not your ordinary transfer. We use the very highest quality professional slide transparency and negative scanners together with our proprietary processes and image enhancement professionals to optimise your images (no low quality film scanners, flatbeds or worse yet video cameras). We even select the best scanner for your slide or negative type. Furthermore, after the highest quality scanner extracts the best it can from the image, each image is optimised manually. ie. Even the best scanner in the world cannot do all the processing. This is where DVD Infinity's highly skilled and dedicated professionals optimise each image for you. The images below show an example of the difference between a heavily faded, mould effected slide, before and after the DVD Infinity treatment. As you can see, we are not just a slide scanning company.

Our unique slide and negative transfers include:

slide mounts and photo edges cropped

images rotated to correct orientation

dust, mould and mildew eliminated

scratches and cobwebs eliminated

faded colours restored

unmatched colour richness and definition

better dynamic range (the detail that exists between the brightest highlights and darkest shadows)

better Dmax (the depth of shadow detail)

smoothing and reduction of grain

over and underexposures corrected

your choice of background music

Hollywood Style animated menus and 6 scene selections on DVD

personalised DVD and cover

high resolution copy on CD for printing

all work performed in Australia by dedicated highly skilled technicans

Imagine that you no longer need to set up your projector to watch your old slides, instead with crystal clear images and fully synchronised background music, you can sit back and enjoy the show. You can even supply your favourite audio CDs - we are fully licensed to add them as background music.

We offer two packages. Our standard package, provides full screen with seemless dissolve transitions between images, whilst our Animated Photo Album adds stunning special effects to turn your television screen into a spectacle.

Each package comes with animated menus and scene selections, themed backgrounds, and even a personalised DVD and cover (with your photo and choice of title).Each package also provides a copy of the individual images on CD that are large enough to print to A4 size as well as large enough to create slideshows for Bluray (current high definition) specifications as well as the generation of high definition after Bluray, whatever that becomes.

We can even add title pages and captions to your slides if desired.

For those of your with Blu-ray players, we can even create Hollywood Style Blu-ray disks so that you can experience a truly high definition experience from your slides and negatives.

All film types supported, including:
Kodachrome
Ektachrome
Fuji
Agfachrome
Ansochrome
3M
35mm, 110, 120, 126, 127, 220 & 4"x5" slides
35mm, medium and large format negatives
glass plate negatives up to A4 size
Magic lantern slides
Autochrome glass plate slides
3D Stereo slides
digital images from CD, DVD, USB, HDD, smart cards,compact flash, memory cards, etc

BEWARE
Beware of backyard operators offering low prices. These low prices look great until you start to compare the differences.

Resolution

The true resolution can vary greatly. We generally scan 35mm slides at approximately 2600 x 1700 high quality pixels after cropping the uneven edges (can be enlarged to an A4 print). This means that we provide more than 4 x the resolution of a 1200 x 800 pixel scan (a 1200 x 800 pixel scan only equates to a 10cm x 6cm print at photographic quality, defined at 300dpi print resolution).

Many operators explain how good they are by reference to the number of megapixels of their scans. This is crazy. Anyone can make a very low quality file that takes up lots of space. It is no way to measure quality. This is like saying my computer is bigger so it must be better.

Some operators quote based on dpi and use software enhanced figures to make their output sound better than they are. For instance, a 3200dpi software enhanced resolution is not as good as a true 2000dpi scan resolution. Remember that professional slide scanners never have 3200dpi as an output option. Also, a 2000dpi scan of a professional slide scanner will produce higher quality work that any non professional scanner regardless of the quoted resolution. A 4000dpi scan on a professional scanner will provide 4 times the resolution of a 2000dpi scan on a professional scanner.

3D Scanning & Colour Separation

Our professional slide scanners use 3 dimensional scanning technology to remove the surface dust and mould from the scan. Apart from scanning the red, green and blue components of the image separately to provide better colour, they also scan a separate infa red channel to identify surface dust, mould and scratches. Professional scanners will have this sort of feature.

Manual Restoration

Furthermore, many operators only scan the slides using the scanner's inbuilt mould removal and colour correction capability. This is only half the job. The slide also needs to be manually edited in order to get the best out of it. This is where faded colour can be restored further, excessive mould can be further removed, etc to bring out the very best of each and every image. Scanning slides, retouching slides and creating slideshows is both art and science. It requires high quality experienced technicians to produce highest quality results. DVD Infinity was the first to create professional DVD slideshows and Blu-ray slideshows from slides in Australia. The company has more experience that any other operator in Australia.

DVD not VCD

Some unscrupulous operators don't output to DVD. Instead they output to VCD. Whilst VCDs will play in most DVD players, VCD is only capable of less that 1/3 of the colour and less than 1/2 the detail of a DVD. This is not a true DVD slideshow. In Australia, anyone purchasing a DVD Slideshow and receiving a VCD would have recourse under the Trade Practices Act.

Blu-ray option

Less professional companies will not offer a Blu-ray option. If slide scanning is done at higher quality it can be output to Blu-ray at 5 times the resolution of DVD.

Slides Scanned in Australia

Some operators reduce cost by sending your precious slides to countries such as India, very often without even telling you. With poor quality control and the risk of losing your most precious assets why would you consider it. We have had customers who have had some of their slides lost by at least one of these companies and others whose slides have appeared on photographic libraries. DVD Infinity scan all slides in Australia.

The Best

Don't be caught having to have the job redone or worse yet losing your slides when they are sent overseas without your knowledge.

Scanning slides is an art as well as a science. Not only must the equipment and processes be the best, the people also need to be the best. DVD Infinity, the experts in slide scanning, have all bases covered.

35mm Slides to DVD and Bluray - Photo Selection

Identifying Your Slides

	35mm Slide	The 35mm slide mounts are approximately 50mm x 50mm. The image frame is normally about 35mm x 23mm.
	126 Slide	The 126 slide mounts are approximately 50mm x 50mm. The image frame is normally about 26.5mm x 26.5mm.
	127 Slide	The 127 slide mounts are approximately 50mm x 50mm. The image frame is normally about 40mm x 40mm.
	110 Slide / Full Frame	The 110 slide full frame mounts are approximately 50mm x 50mm. The image frame is normally about 12mm x 16mm.
	110 Slide / Half Frame	The 110 slide half frame mounts are approximately 30mm x 30mm. The image frame is normally about 12mm x 16mm.
	Medium Format	The Medium Format slides are approximately 70mm x 70mm. The image frame is normally about 60mm x 60mm.
	3D Stereo Slide	We scan your 3D stereo slides.

Professional Slide Scan to CD

Like to read the number plate on the car in the photo? Like to see the face on the person in the distance? Maybe you'd like to create an A0 poster at photographic quality?

When you need to have your images saved at the best possible quality, DVD Infinity can help. When average is just not good enough, DVD Infinity can scan images (35mm slides and negatives) at resolution of up to 4000 dpi (approximating the film grain size), about 4000 x 6000 pixels, or about 4 times the quality of most other provider's best photo to CD packages.

We use the highest quality digital scanner available to ensure each of your slides or negatives is perfectly transferred, eliminating (or substantially reducing) dust, cobwebs and scratches. Rest assured that no (potentially damaging) liquids are used on your originals in our scanning process.

48 bit colour depth

truer colours

4000dpi

no newton rings (oil or water artefacts that appear on scan but not on original)

high dynamic range to bring out the best detail in shadows

no liquids used on your originals

output choices include BMP, TIF, JPG, etc

Good, better, best - DVD Infinity Quality!

Digital Photo Retrieval

DVD Infinity can also retrieve deleted images from digital camera storage devices in many cases. Where your digital photos have been deleted, the media has been accidentally reformatted, etc, DVD Infinity may be able to help.

Compact Flash

MMC (Multi Media Card)

Smart Card Media

SD (Secure Digital)

Memory Stick & Memory Stick Pro

Photo Restoration

DVD Infinity can also restore your old, torn and damaged photos.

Slide Viewer

DVD Infinity also have slide viewers for sale. If you want to sort and sequence your slides before we transfer them for you and no longer have a projector or slide viewer, this is a good alternative.
slide viewer for sale

Professional Slide Scanning - Slides to DVD Slideshow with DVD Infinity - Don't you deserve the best?



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Slides to DVD & Bluray (35mm, 110, 120, 126, 127, 220, half frame and medium format)

Resolution

3D Scanning & Colour Separation

Manual Restoration

DVD not VCD

Blu-ray option

Slides Scanned in Australia

The Best

Identifying Your Slides

35mm Slide

126 Slide

127 Slide

110 Slide / Full Frame

110 Slide / Half Frame

Medium Format

3D Stereo Slide

Professional Slide Scan to CD

Digital Photo Retrieval

Photo Restoration

Slide Viewer