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Film Rescue International

Indian Head, Canada

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“Old Movie Film Processing with Lasergraphics Scanning”

filmrescue.com · checked 4 Jun 2026 · archived copy

“The Safest Possible Process For Long Expired Film Is Always B&W (negative) – Even For Color Film”

filmrescue.com · checked 21 Aug 2026 · archived copy

“110 film 7200 dpi Advanced Photo System (APS) 3600 dpi 126 film 3600 dpi 35 mm film 4000 dpi 127 film 2600 dpi 2 1/4 film 1800 dpi 4×5 film 1500 dpi”

filmrescue.com · checked 21 Aug 2026 · archived copy

“Price: 29.00 USD Per Film + 2.25 USD Per Image – Includes Phase One Cultural Heritage Digitization & Photoshop Edit of each picture”

filmrescue.com · checked 21 Aug 2026 · archived copy

“All orders from outside of the USA should be sent to Canada ; the address is on the bottom of our order form.”

filmrescue.com · checked 21 Aug 2026 · archived copy

“photographic film galleries ready approximately 8 weeks after the cycle start date”

filmrescue.com · checked 4 Jun 2026 · archived copy

“Price: 29.00 USD Per Film + 2.25 USD Per Image – Includes Phase One Cultural Heritage Digitization & Photoshop Edit of each picture”

filmrescue.com · checked 21 Aug 2026 · archived copy

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