Photo, Book & Document Digitization
Preserve the Pages and Pictures That Tell Your Story
Family photographs, albums, letters, books, and documents often spend years tucked inside boxes, closets, and attics. They may be worn, faded, or difficult to share—but the stories inside them still matter.
Time and Motion Media converts physical photographs and printed materials into high-quality digital files, helping families preserve important memories before age, damage, or loss takes them away.
Whether you have one box of photographs or generations of family history, we will help you create a digital collection that is easier to protect, organize, and share.
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Give Us a Box
You do not need to organize everything before contacting us. Gather the photographs you want to preserve, place them in a box, and let us help with the rest.
Our photo-conversion packages are designed for collections of approximately 100 to 250 photographs, with options ranging from straightforward scanning to restoration and digital organization.
Basic Photo Conversion — Starting at $200
A practical option for photographs that are in good overall condition.
Includes:
- High-resolution digital scans
- Basic color correction
- Digital conversion of approximately 100–250 photographs
Enhanced Restoration — Starting at $300
Designed for photographs showing signs of age, fading, or minor damage.
Includes:
- Highest-resolution scanning
- Color and tonal correction
- Minor damage repair
- Digital conversion of approximately 100–250 photographs
Deluxe Photo Archive — Starting at $450
A more complete preservation package for families who want their collection restored and organized.
Includes:
- High-resolution digital conversion
- Advanced restoration
- Organized digital folders
- Approximately 100–250 photographs
Collections containing more than 250 photographs can be quoted separately.
Found in the Attic?
Some family collections contain much more than loose photographs. We can also help preserve materials such as:
- Photographic negatives
- Slides
- Letters and correspondence
- Family documents
- Journals
- Scrapbooks
- Books and bound materials
- Certificates and historical records
Negatives and Slides — $50
Digitization of up to 100 individual frames.
Book and Document Archives
Archive Starter — $100
Up to 100 pages
Archive Plus — $225
Up to 250 pages
Archive Deluxe — $400
Up to 500 pages
Large, fragile, tightly bound, or unusually sized items may require an individual review before pricing is confirmed.
More Than a Digital Copy
Digitization protects the information contained in an original item, but it also makes that history easier to experience.
Your digital collection can help you:
- Share childhood photographs with relatives
- Preserve letters written by loved ones
- Create copies for different family members
- Organize generations of family history
- Protect important records from physical deterioration
- Use family photographs in memorial videos, reunions, and celebrations
- Create a backup before originals are damaged or lost
The goal is not simply to scan what is on the page. It is to make sure the people and stories represented there remain accessible.
How the Process Works
1. Gather Your Materials
Collect the photographs, books, documents, negatives, or slides you would like preserved. They do not need to be perfectly organized.
2. Tell Us What You Have
Contact Time and Motion Media with an approximate count and description of your collection. Photographs of the materials can help us recommend the right package.
3. Review and Digitization
Your materials are reviewed and carefully converted into digital files. Color correction, restoration, and organization are completed according to your selected package.
4. Receive Your Collection
Your original materials are returned along with the completed digital files using the agreed-upon delivery method.
Get started by e-mailing us at timeandmotionmedia@gmail.com!
Photo Restoration
Time can leave photographs faded, discolored, scratched, torn, or stained. Restoration can reduce some of that visible damage while keeping the photograph’s original character intact.
Depending on the selected service, restoration may include:
- Color correction
- Exposure and contrast adjustments
- Reduction of dust and scratches
- Minor tear repair
- Fading correction
- Removal of small marks or blemishes
Extensive reconstruction, missing-image replacement, and severely damaged photographs may require a custom estimate.
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