Slides digitisation

Give your memories a second life

Do you still have a box of old slides in the attic? Don’t wait until they fade or get damaged. We professionally convert your slides into sharp, colourful digital files so you can once again browse through all those trips, birthdays and family moments—and easily share them with loved ones.

Why should I digitise my slides?

Slides are fragile: colours fade, images get scratched and moisture can cause damage.

Slide projectors are hardly available anymore and difficult to repair.

Digital files are easy to store, edit and view in high quality on any modern device.

How does the digitisation request work?

For digitising slides we collaborate with MEDIAFIX, the European market leader and TÜV-certified provider. Your slides are in good hands with them.

Fill in the form and submit your request

Complete the application form in full and request the digitisation of your analogue media.

Pack and add the form

Pack your analogue media carefully and include the signed application form.

Submit your material

Drop off your package at a Kamera Express store or send it to us well-packaged.

Postal address

Kamera Express Rotterdam B.V.
Rietbaan 5
2908 LP Capelle aan den IJssel
Netherlands

Want to get started right away? Submit your slide-digitisation request directly via the MEDIAFIX website and use discount code kamera-express.nl for a discount (not combinable with other discount codes).

All-in packages for digitising slides

With our all-in slide digitisation packages, you can easily choose the level that suits your needs and save on the total price. Instead of buying separate services, you benefit from a complete bundle at a better rate. Choose from three packages differing in image quality, post-processing and extra services—so you know exactly what to expect.

Standard package

A reliable choice for everyday digital viewing and small prints.

  • Good quality, with slight limitations in sharpness, colour and contrast depending on the motif
  • Standard post-processing to correct colour cast and fading
  • Suitable for viewing on PC, TV, tablet or smartphone
  • Ideal for small prints

Premium package

For those seeking more colour strength, sharpness and a visibly improved appearance.

  • Better contrast and sharper contours
  • Optimised colour reproduction for vivid, aesthetic images
  • High-end post-processing to correct extreme colour cast and fading—experience the wow effect
  • Meets higher quality standards
  • Perfect for photo books, canvas prints and projector presentations

High-end package

The best choice for maximum colour accuracy, detail and professional results.

  • Optimal colour reproduction thanks to manual adjustments
  • Significantly higher dynamic range (Dmax = 4.5)
  • Meets professional standards
  • Excellent for photos with strong light-dark contrast, backlight or low colour variation (e.g. glacier landscapes)
  • For the best colours, contrasts and maximum resolution—ideal for large canvas prints, photo books and projector presentations

Pricing all-in packages

Prices/slide* Standard Package Premium Package High-end Package
Up to 500 €0.50 €0.37 €0.60 €0.47 €0.68 €0.54
501 – 1,500 €0.46 €0.34 €0.56 €0.44 €0.64 €0.51
1,501 – 2,500 €0.40 €0.31 €0.54 €0.41 €0.62 €0.48
From 2,501 €0.40 €0.29 €0.50 €0.39 €0.58 €0.46

*All prices include VAT, excluding shipping costs and storage media.

You can also have these types of media digitised through us

Frequently asked questions

With a good slide scanner, it is possible — but it takes a lot of time and the quality is often lacking. At MEDIAFIX, your slides are processed with professional equipment and great care.

Digitising slides starts at around €0.08 per slide, depending on the quantity and the package you choose. The more slides you have digitised, the lower the price per slide.

All common formats are supported, including 35mm (24×36 mm) and medium-format slides.

Standard scanners are generally not suitable for digitising slides and negatives. Although it is technically possible, it usually results in low resolution and limited detail. To save time, some people choose to scan multiple photos at once, but this often comes at the expense of image quality.