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: 06/18/2025When it comes to digitizing your photo collection, choosing the right scanning method is just as important as the scan resolution. Two common types of scanners—flatbed and sheetfed—offer very different advantages.
By: USA Imaging Published on: 06/17/2025Photographs fade—but memories shouldn’t. Whether from sunlight, moisture, or the passage of time, many older prints lose their vibrancy, developing a yellowish tint, washed-out colors, or uneven contrast. Thankfully, when photos are scanned, modern color correction techniques can bring those images back to life with clarity and richness.
By: USA Imaging Published on: 06/07/2025At USA Imaging, photo scanning isn’t just a service—it’s part of our daily mission. Every day, our skilled technicians handle thousands of printed memories: faded family photos, wedding portraits, baby pictures, military keepsakes, and more. These aren’t just snapshots—they’re personal legacies that deserve to be preserved, protected, and passed on.
By: USA Imaging Published on: 05/29/2025When businesses look to digitize paper files, terms like document scanning and document imaging are often used interchangeably. While they share similarities, there are key differences that can affect how you manage, store, and retrieve your digital files.
