Scancare : the scanservice in The Netherlands for converting your slides and negatives to digital files.

Scancare is a company having more than 15 years digitising experience and building software solutions. For all collections I could offer inexpensive, but professional solutions. Large quatities are being processed on a regular base, but one is also welcome with smaller quatities. All collections will be treated with maximum care. I digitise collections for a lot of private customers, but also on regular base for different companies.

All scanning is performed in private hours; therfor my prices are excreme low and competitive!

View some results here for slides scanned by Scancare for "Frank Noort"

More than 15 years of experience as a technical specialist, programmer en software specialist in many areas of digital conversions gives me the opportunity to offer you a rather cheap but the best solution to convert your slide or negative collection to digital files.

Sins scanning is not my primary income, I can digitize your collection at very competitive low prices (eg starting from only 8c for a slide) See the price list for more information. For any amount of slides or negatives you are more than welcome in Dronten (The Netherlands).

As a software programmer, I am still developing different solutions to suite your needs. This already resulted in the conversion of hundred of thousands slides for many different individuals and  professional photographers in the Netherlands and Belgium.

Also, on this site you will find various information and tips if you want to digitize your valuable slide or negative collection yourself. Achieving the best result is the most important!

Note: A test to compare results (what to expect) is a FREE service .

The difference between a cheap and professional scanner:

Compare the difference in results between a cheap and a proffesional Nikon scanner. Thanks to mr Bakker who send me his files to compare them to the results produced by the Nikon 5000ED Scancare uses. The resulting scans could be downloaded here. It is in zip format. To unzip, you could use the freeware program 7-zip.