Medium Format Film & Large Negatives Scanning
We digitize 120 film, medium format negatives, and large photo negatives with precision most labs can’t match.


100,000+
130+
locations
90,000+
converted per year
115+
employees
5 million
scanned per year
Most labs treat medium format like a simple step up from 35mm, but larger negatives demand different handling, different calibration, and a level of care that prioritizes detail over speed. At EverPresent, we digitize 120 film, medium format negatives, and other oversized photo negatives using workflows designed specifically for their size, depth, and variability. Whatever format negative you have, we scan when others won’t and do it in a way that preserves the full quality of the original image.

Our Mission
“By making the hard work of digitizing and sharing easy for our clients, we will preserve our world’s history before old formats fade and family stories are lost to time. Our ultimate goal is to make your best memories EverPresent in your life.”
– Eric, Jennifer & Winston

Why Choose Our 120 film scanning Service

TRUST
Over 100 million memories preserved, 30+ years experience, 115+ expert technicians. Alarmed, camera-monitored, US-based, high-tech labs. Human quality control process. Advanced barcode tracking to keep you updated by email and text.
VALUE
The size of our company allows us to provide more for less. We’ve invested in the best image scanning technology so you can benefit from high-resolution DPI, a hybrid of AI enhancements and human quality checks, organized folders and transcribed captions.

SECURE
You should NOT have to risk your family memories getting lost or damaged in the mail. We run a private logistics network between our clients homes, our 130+ local stores and our high tech labs nationwide. Your images will be binned and barcoded, and we’ll provide you with updates throughout.
RESPECT
No upfront payments and no rushed decisions. We never ask you to do work to make our job easier. Feel free to send your collections in their original envelopes, albums or boxes. We’ll count them for you, provide a no-obligation estimate, and keep everything in order.
Pricing

Medium format / 120 Film
$3.99 per negativeINCLUDED:
A $50 service fee applies to all orders. This service fee provides for safe handling procedures including: intake, item coding, physical & digital storage, quality checks by senior technicians and packaging.
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our aI philosophy
Across all analog formats we use artificial intelligence as a support tool, not a substitute for human expertise. AI assists with stabilization, cleanup, and consistency, allowing our specialists to focus on judgment, quality control, and preservation decisions.
We don’t apply the same approach to every format, and we don’t automate simply for speed. Slides demand different care than VHS tapes; audio requires different judgment than film. Each project is reviewed by people who understand the material, the era it came from, and the responsibility that comes with preserving it.
Every order reflects the same philosophy: thoughtful technology, human oversight, and respect for the original.
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HOME PICKUPS
Too many boxes to move on your own? Complimentary home and office pickups are offered throughout the East Coast for projects over $300.

LOCAL DROP OFFS
130+ locations available for convenient drop-off. See which store is closest to you. Our drivers personally transport projects to our local lab for digitizing.

FREE SHIPPING
We accept mail-in orders from across the U.S. We’ll email a pre-paid UPS label or apply a shipping credit if you ship on your own.
Still have more questions about Scanning medium format negatives?

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Frequently Asked Questions about Scanning medium format negatives
“Your 4″” x 5″” large format negatives are the most common size, made popular by the camera models of the 1930s-1950s. The idea here is that the larger the area, the more detail you can capture and the better the photograph.
If you have 120 or 220 rolls of film, that’s the film type used in medium format cameras and they have up to 32 exposures on a roll. Large format cameras usually needed one sheet per picture which means you need to reload every time you take a shot.
Ansel Adams is one of the more famous photographers who used large format negatives almost exclusively. The labor involved made for a more contemplative, carefully-executed shot. If you have medium or large format negatives, somebody put time and money into their creation and our expert team will convert your medium and large format to DVD or USB and upload them to our online platform for easy sharing!“
These links will take you to short videos about our other services. You’re in good hands! Our team has decades of experience turning millions of photos and videos into beautiful digital memories that you can share with others.
Digitize Photos
Video Transfer Services
Slides to Digital
Album & Scrapbook Scanning
Film to Digital
Audio Conversion
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