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Pay for the computing, not the tool.

Previews are free. You pay for full renders in credits, according to the size of the rendered file: 1 credit up to 25 Mpx, 2 up to 60 Mpx, 4 beyond.

Size of the rendered fileCreditsFor example
up to 25 Mpx1a 24 Mpx 35 mm scan, at its own size
25 to 60 Mpx2the same, printed at 50 × 70 cm and 300 dpi
over 60 Mpx4a 100 × 70 cm exhibition print at 240 dpi

Enlargement included. Rendering only part of the image costs less. The studio shows the exact number before you start.

Discovery
0 €
  • Free area previews, at actual size
  • 2 free credits when you create your account
  • 16-bit PNG and TIFF, enlargement up to × 4
Create an account
Subscription
€8 per month
  • 100 credits per month, that is 100 renders up to 25 Mpx
  • Priority in the render queue
  • Every film stock and free settings
  • Cancel at any time
Large format
Pack per image
  • For exhibition prints and big enlargements
  • Scans of 50 Mpx and more, × 4 enlargement
  • Pay per image, no subscription

Private beta. Online payment is not open yet and these prices are provisional. During the beta, accounts are created by invitation and renders are free.

What is a full render?

The grain computed over the whole image, at full resolution and in the chosen format. A render that fails or that you cancel is not counted.

How many credits for my image?

It depends on the size of the rendered file, enlargement included. A 24 Mpx scan with no enlargement: 1 credit. The same enlarged for a 50 × 70 cm print at 300 dpi (about 49 Mpx): 2 credits. Beyond 60 Mpx: 4 credits. The studio shows the exact number before you start.

Why is the preview free?

So you can judge the grain on your own image before paying. The preview shows exactly the grain of the final render, on a 420-pixel area.

What happens to my images?

They are used only for the computation and are deleted from the server after 24 hours, like the renders.

How long does a render take?

From a few seconds to a few minutes, depending on size, enlargement and grain settings. The studio shows an estimate before you start.