Photo scanning and Photo albums for Internet Browsers.


          With the coming of the new millenium, photo albums are changing. Digital images last longer than photographs. They are easier to store and organize. Internet Browser-style photo albums can be customized by you. If you can type, even hunt and peck, you can customize your own photo album. No one knows your photographs better than you. That's why Photo Album 2000© is the perfect way for you to document your photographs. And it's easy with on-line documentation forms, plus examples to help you.

     StoneHaven Enterprises uses a 30 bit singlepass scanner, with high resolution optics and enhanced software. This provides the best possible scanned images. State of the art Compact Disc writing equipment for mass storage. We use multi-session CD writing software to write to your CD over and over. 1
Sample Photo Album 2000© This Photo album page is best viewed with Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.

File Formats
JPEG - Internet Browser format.
JPG - Paint Shop Pro, Graphic Workshop, ... Internet Browser format.
GIF - CompuServe & Internet Browser format.
BMP - Windows bitmap & Internet Browser format. Windows Paint program.
     JPEG & JPG formats create small files with good quality, medium data compression rates are used. GIF format creates very small files with less quality, higher data compression rates are used. BMP format creates large files with good quality, no data compression is used. Photos will be saved in JPG format, unless another format is requested. All image sizes will be approximately 600 x 415 pixels or 8 x 5.5 in. screen size displayed in 800 x 600 resolution.



Ordering
     Please complete the order form and submit to StoneHaven Enterprises. Also print a copy, by clicking the left mouse button on File at the upper left corner of your browser, then click Print. Mail the printed copy of the order form with your photographs to insure proper handling of your order. Photographs should be sent insured.
Photo Scanning Order Form
Disclaimer:
Send only prints, no negatives. Not responsible for lost photographs.

1  Multiple sessions writes a new file table each time the disk is made read-only. This reduces the total
number of pictures possible which can be stored on one disk.

This web page created by Randal J. Duncan.
E-mail address:rjduncan2@citcom.net.
Internet Browser Photo Album © 1998 StoneHaven Enterprises