USA Imaging Published on: 09/06/2025If you're planning to digitize a large number of paper records, how you prepare your documents before scanning can significantly affect the timeline and cost of the project. The better organized your files are when they arrive at our facility, the faster we can scan and return them—accurately and efficiently.
By: USA Imaging Published on: 07/14/2025By USA IMAGING, Inc. When it comes to digitizing sensitive documents, security is everything. Whether you're scanning legal files, patient records, financial documents, or government archives, your data must be protected at every step. At USA IMAGING, Inc., we follow a strict chain of custody process to guarantee that your information remains safe, confidential, and trackable—from the moment it leaves your office to final delivery in digital format.
By: USA Imaging Published on: 07/11/2025Scanning large engineering drawings—whether architectural blueprints, civil plans, mechanical schematics, or electrical layouts—isn’t the same as scanning standard letter-size documents.
By: USA Imaging Published on: 07/10/2025If you’re planning to digitize your photo collection, one of the most important decisions is choosing the right DPI (dots per inch) for scanning. The DPI setting determines the level of detail captured in each image, and it directly impacts both file size and image quality.
By: USA Imaging Published on: 07/10/2025Should you scan PDFs as compressed or uncompressed files? This post breaks down the pros and cons of each method and explains why we scan uncompressed by default—preserving quality and clarity, with smart post-processing to reduce file size later.
