Scanning Prices

Scan and Color Setup is the complete turn-key service
that provides a digital file that it is ready to print on any modern‡ hardware platform in the world.

Scan and color setup services include scanning your art, color correcting, and proofing on gallery grade fine art paper.

Your digital file will be industry compliant so that you may have your work printed at other fine art printing companies (should the need ever arise).

Size of Original	Square Inch Range (Length times Width)	Set Up cost at 200dpi**
Less Than 20x30	Less than 600	85.00
20x30 up to 29x30	Less than 870	95.00
30x30 up to 39x50	Less than 1,950	125.00
40x50 up to 39x60	Less than 2,400	200.00
40x60 and larger	2,400 and larger	Call

Section 2

Scan-and-Go Service

Scan-and-Go service is simply that: the art is scanned and then the digital file is given to the artist without further color correction.

An artist may want this service if they color correct the art themselves; or, perhaps they wish to color correct and print the digital file only if the original sells or is damaged.

Scan-and-Go services include scanning your art, setting the gray balance, and saving the file onto a CD as an RGB TIFF. The artist can have the image color-corrected at a later time or location. With this service you will receive:

a scan of your original using premium scanning equipment
a gray balanced digital copy of your file as a TIFF on a CD

Your digital file will be industry compliant so that it can be processed on any modern‡ hardware platform and with any major photo-editing software (such as Photoshop, Correl Draw, etc)

Scan-and-Go Price Table

Size of Original	Square Inch Range (Length times Width)	SCAN cost at 200dpi**
Less Than 20x30	Less than 600	25.00
20x30 up to 29x30	Less than 870	35.00
30x30 up to 36x36	Less than 1,296	45.00
37x37 and larger	1297 and larger	Call

Higher scanning resolutions are often available:

example, 300 dpi = the above price + 20%

‡ Depending on the size of the original, the TIFF files can be so large that low-end computers can not process or print them.

The file we provide you is truly a commercial quality 215+ megapixel scan--not some "rez'd-up" digital camera shot. Larger art often results in file sizes of 300 MB or more being saved to the CD.

Low-end print shop computers might be able to call up the TIFF file on their screen, but they may not have the processing power needed to print the file (and that is why we also supply the smaller JPEG file. It can be processed by slower computers, but is not suitable for gallery grade printing.)

**Prices are subject to change. Errors will be corrected verbally or on the next revision.