Looking for drum scanning in Tampa, FL

[Xtras]

I need help on drum scanning a small photograph to larger format.
Any companies near Tampa, fl

[photobymike]

i am near you but why a drum scan? when you scan a small photo to a larger one the focus and imperfections are made larger also.... That is why most photographers here use 4x5 or larger negative to make prints.... how about some details.... is it a negative or positive or a print? how big to how big?

[MMELVIS]

They can do scans on a Imacon Flextight scanner
http://zebracolor.com/services.html

located at
1763 First Avenue North
St Petersburg, FL 33713

[photobymike]

WoW they are still around.... i will have to look them up for some E6

[Kodachrome25]

i am near you but why a drum scan? when you scan a small photo to a larger one the focus and imperfections are made larger also.... That is why most photographers here use 4x5 or larger negative to make prints.... how about some details.... is it a negative or positive or a print? how big to how big?

Ummm...maybe he is fixing a damaged small format neg and wants to have it output to a larger one since having another 35mm one makes no sense.

I use 4x5 and smaller and make big prints out of all of them, large format is not the second coming and does *not* work for everything...

[JohnnyGator]

They can do scans on a Imacon Flextight scanner
http://zebracolor.com/services.html

located at
1763 First Avenue North
St Petersburg, FL 33713

Zebra Color is great. I use them for all my 4x5 photography. Extremely friendly too.