ARCHIVAL SERVICES

FILM SCANNING & CONVERSION

TPI offers comprehensive services for converting transparencies, negatives, and print media into digital files for press, web, and archival needs. We digitize single images or entire archives, with exquisite high resolution detail. Exceptional scanning requires meticulous care of the physical film, control for dust, expert light management and overall precision in managing the variables collectively.

TPI has perfected an approach that incorporates the best features of standard flatbed and drum scanning. Our system offers fast turn-around and the ability to convert a high volume of images, producing the exceptional image quality of drum scanning without the prohibitive cost.

What’s more, our proprietary database system includes a search capability that can locate any image within a large archive and also enables clients to easily add their own metadata to the newly digitized files. Additionally, our Post Production team can repair and digitize any problematic or subpar images.

 

EXPERTISE IN DIGITIZING FILM ARCHIVES

● ARTISTS, GALLERIES, ARCHITECTS looking to convert decades of legacy film images for easier access and distribution.

 

 COLLECTORS who need to update their archives to enable private website viewing, to create personalized multimedia, and for efficient insurance cataloging and art storage management.

 

 MUSEUMS, FOUNDATIONS & INSTITUTIONS seeking to digitize whole archives to give global audiences access to collections anytime, anywhere.

 

 CORPORATE COLLECTIONS in need of digitizing imagery to better manage inventory, exhibitions, internal displays, press, loans and financial management.

 

SCANNING & CONVERSION OF FILM ARCHIVES

SECURE, ONGOING ARCHIVAL STORAGE OF ALL CLIENT IMAGES

Our large scale servers together with our cloud technology platform enable us to store and protect all our clients’ images. Our systems offer full mirrored redundancy, daily backups, and strict confidentiality giving clients peace of mind knowing they can access their images even years down the road.

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