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Brief Summary

Digital photography encompasses every single variable when creating or altering images using a computer. It is possible to create an exclusively digital image (using digital cameras) or get a digital image (with a scanner) from a photo obtained in the traditional way.
It is important to take into account the origin and purpose of each image.

The following are non-digital origins: negatives, slides, printed photos (in photographic paper, magazines, newspapers), drawings, etc. The digital process (bringing the image into the computer) is done using scanners.
Digital photographs are obtained using cameras that save the image in a software that a computer can read automatically.

The target can be a printed picture for a photo frame, a picture for an Internet site, a booklet, a catalog, a digital album (photo albums seen in a computer), a fact-sheet printed at home or at work, etc.

No photographic process is fully digital. A film camera, even if it is electronic, does not register images digitally, although there are some special accessories to do it. There are many variables in the developing process. A film is developed in a minilab and printed copies are made from negatives. This process is being digitalized now.

Our company works with the conventional photography system, an only-digital system, and a combination of both. The optimum use of these resources depends on the requirements of each work.

Instantaneous Photography

It can take just a few minutes now for a person living in Japan, or wherever there is a a telephone connection, to see a photo just taken in Uruguay.
Do you have a product to be printed as a photo in five minutes? Done.
Do they have to see it in Singapore? Ready.

Photography per hour

We are the forerunners of this kind of photography giving the best prices for mass-photographs. Each product requires certain elements to be in place in a studio: the light, to right optic, and the most appropriate angle.
If there are several products that are similar and may not necessarily require an adjustment after every shot, the working time is considerably reduced. Therefore, in this case it does not matter how many photos are taken but the time spent on them.

This system is exclusively applied to the digital format. For further details and instructions to optimize this resource send us an empty e-mail to

LISTA DE PRECIOS DE ESCANEADOS DE NEGATIVOS Y DIAPOSITIVAS EN FORMATO 35mm  (PRECIOS EN PESOS URUGUAYOS)

I)NEGATIVOS Y DIAPOSITIVAS ENMARCADAS O SIN ENMARCAR CON ATENCIÓN INDIVIDUAL POR UNIDAD. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 $ 40 $70 $100 $130 $160 $190 $210 $240   Prices increase by $ 40 per unit for 9 or more units TAX not included. General information. Scanning is in RGB mode or in grays either vertically or horizontally. Maximum image size is 3827 x 2551 pixels (28Mb), (21.6 cm x 32.4cm at 300dpi). Images are in JPEG (8/10 compression-quality) or TIFF. An automatic system to inspect the slide surface allows to correct any defects due to scratches, fungi or dust. Notice should be given if no corrections are desired. Individual attention of each slide means that correction is available when previewing the scanning; it does not involve any retouching to be made afterwards.

II) FRAMED SLIDES (in bulk)   UP TO 2,3Mb (1024X768) UP TO 6Mb UP TO 28Mb 10 to 25 SLIDES $10 $15 $25 26 to 50 SLIDES $6 $9 $17 51 to 100 SLIDES  $5 $7 $14 101 to 250 SLIDES $4 $6 $12 251 + SLIDES $3  $5 $10 TAX not included. CD recording free of charge. General information. Scanning is in RGB mode, full framework either vertically or horizontally and recorded in JPEG at 8/10 scale or TIFF. An automatic system to inspect the slide surface allows to correct any defects due to scratches, fungi or dust. Notice should be given if no corrections are desired. Frames must be in good conditions and made of the same material for the entire film. Otherwise no homogenous quality of images can be guaranteed and prices in the chart above are not applicable since individual attention is required (Chart 1). Individual attention of each slide means that correction is available when previewing the scanning; it does not involve any retouching to be made afterwards.

CONVENTIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY