Digital Image Processing.  The prints we make from your memory card will look and feel just like those made from film – provided your camera is set to the appropriate settings.  Refer to the camera’s manual and our resolution chart if you need some guidance.

Photos On CD.  Whether you use a film camera or a digital camera, every photo can (and should) be stored on a CD. 

·     CDs are inexpensive, durable and have enough memory to permanently store hundreds of images, which makes it easy to organize and archive your entire photo collection

·     Photo CDs contain digitized images that can be shared through email and the internet

·     Photo CDs are a permanent “negative” – memory cards can be erased and hard drives often crash

·     CDs can be used as an image archive; copies can be made for family and stored in a safety deposit box for added security

Photo Kiosk.  These machines contain a computer, scanner and photo printer and are found in many retail locations, including MotoPhoto^® stores.  Photo kiosks are to the photo industry what ATMs are to the banking industry.  Here’s some of what you can do on a photo kiosk…

·    Edit and improve images – zoom, crop, remove red eye, adjust color, add text or borders

·    Make enlargements up to 8x10 or combine different print sizes on a page