Submit Your Project for a Price Quote

As you have looked through our website, no doubt you have seen projects that are similar in nature to what you desire for a photo of your own. We have given approximate pricing on all these projects, so you already have an idea what your job might cost. On this page, we will give you the tools to show us your project, and in turn we will give you a quote of what your repair or restoration will cost, before we begin.

One would think that in order for us to work on your photo(s), we need to actually have it in our possession, right? Believe it or not, we don't!! There are actually a number of ways to get your photo to us, and you don't need to part with your originals if you don't want to. Here are the most common and simplest ways for you to provide us with your image(s):

By far the easiest way to send us your photo is through our submission form below. If the image you want us to edit is on your hard drive or network, just fill out the submission form below and enter the location of your image files. If you do not have your images on your computer, don't worry, we have a number of other ways to simply and easily get them to us.

1.) Mail us your original Photo.
You can simply put your original photo between two piece of light cardboard, put the whole thing in an envelope, along with a note explaining what you would like us to do, and we'll either call or e-mail you our suggestions and a price quote. If you like what
you hear, we'll complete your project and return your original(s) with your finished project. If you decide you do not want to proceed, we'll return your photos to you at no cost to you.

2.) Take you photo to your nearest "One Hour" photo center, have a copy made of your original, then just mail us the copy.
If you don't like the idea of parting with your original snapshot or photo, this may be the option for you. Any place that develops film can make you an inexpensive copy of your original photo while you wait. Just mail us the copy and keep the original. A copy the same size as the original is OK. You needn't pay them for enlargement, we're better at that than they are.

3.) Scan your photo at 600 dpi or higher, and e-mail it to us.
If you don't want to send us your original, and you or a friend of yours has a scanner, this is probably the best option. Not only is it the simplest and cheapest alternative, but it usually gives us the best image to work with, if having the physical original in our hands is not an option. If you chose this method of delivery, we request that you scan the photo at as high a resolution as possible, without making it impractical to e-mail. We use high-speed servers, so don't be afraid to send us files of several megs if necessary.

4): Go to OfficeMax, Kinko's, etc., and have them scan your original and send it to us via e-mail, or have them burn it to CD and mail it to us.
Here's a quick, easy solution to the delivery issue. Just take your original down to Kinko's, OfficeMax, Copy Central, or whatever office supplies store is nearby. They will, for a very small fee, scan you original photo at your requested resolution (we suggest 600 dpi) and if you so desire, they will also e-mail it to us right then and there! If you choose this option, don't forget to fill out the form below, to make sure that we have your personal info, and include your name and e-mail address along with the image so we know who it belongs to. If you prefer, you could have the office supply store scan you image and copy it to a CD. Then you can just mail it to us along with instructions.