There’s a question almost every client wonders before contacting us:

“Can I really trust them with these?”

And honestly, you should ask it.

These aren’t just photographs. They’re irreplaceable pieces of your family history — and you should feel confident when handing them over.

At Pixorium, we understand that. That’s why our process is designed around care, transparency, and communication from the very beginning.

I remember her in a wheelchair, fully dressed every day, in that big apron with the pockets on the underside where she kept her snacks and her .32 pistol. When I was three or four years old, she was my babysitter while my mother was at work. She was also my protector when I misbehaved.

“So, Jiffy, how do I work with you and Pixorium?”

Someone asked me that question recently. Someone I was sure knew the answer. Wow.

If he didn’t know, then I had explaining to do!

You only want to scan your photos once, so do it well. Here’s what I think you should know about cost, digital files, scanning options and choosing a scanning company.

By Pixorium Client, Bernice

Scanning photos is easy, right? You lift the lid of your machine, place a picture on the glass and hit scan.