When you need well done prints, this is where you go. They can scan from negatives/kodachromes/photos. They can print standard size or poster size images. They did a great job for me years ago when I wanted to get reprints of my parents 1960 wedding photos done. The finish on the originals was odd but they were able to make great versions for me. I just had them print up a couple of odd sized items one from a native digital file and the other from a kodachrome. They look great! Getting to them is a bit of challenge (and is outlined on their website). Use the box next to the elevator and use the A/Z keys to scroll to their name, then type in #2000, then push the elevator button. You have to find their name AND push the code. When you get off the elevator on the 3rd floor, turn right. There are a couple of steps down so it is not wheelchair compliant. As for parking, there are reserved signs for the clinic on the 1st floor, those are available to Moldaner's clients as well. read more

Moldaner's Digital Imaging - Photography Stores & Services Near Me - New Orleans, Louisiana

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Scanned TIFF rolls of film (T-Max 100) for ulane Archicetural Photography exhibit did excellent work.

I came here twice before and the service is always wonderful. I was able to find parking in the parking lot and get to the elevator with no problem. For the first time, someone was leaving the elevator so I was able to use it. The second time, I either called him or buzzed the suite in order to access the elevator. I always had conversations with the owner about the most random things. He has been at different locations in the city throughout the years and is really experienced in this business. Both times, I had hundreds and hundreds of different sized photos that I needed to scan into files. I have a photo scanner at home, but there is no way I would have the time to scan them all one by one. He always gives fair prices and gives you a time estimation. The owner really takes care of everything for you here! read more

Robert is a professional printer who provides an excellent service and quality printing. No long waits, affordable prices and truly excellent prints for professional or amateur photographers. read more

I just stopped by for the first time after normally ordering my film/chemicals/paper from B&H Photo, thinking there was nowhere left in town to get traditional photo supplies (except Bennets in Metairie--which only offers a few film choices). I very glad I was wrong. Sure, the selection isn't as huge as a superstore like B&H Photo, but you won't EVER find service like you will at Moldaner's. Michael, the owner, was extremely friendly; by far the most friendly photo store owner I've ever met. He showed me prints that he had done, showed me other photographer's work that he enjoyed, and talked about his parents and grandparents (it's a family business). Its rare to find someone who has been doing something his entire life have so much passion for excellence and to be so friendly about stuff that is normally part of the daily routine. Moldaner's offers both traditional darkroom supplies and chemicals as well as modern photography supplies. They also offer excellent digital printing, archival conversions of photos, slides, and old movies. By our conversation it was obvious that Mr. Moldaner has a true passion to provide only quality results to his customers. I left with some Kodak indicator stop bath and some Tmax Developer. It was wonderful to be able to support a local business that still has this kind of stuff in stock. What is more wonderful is supporting a New Orleans based family business that has been around town for generations, something that is getting harder and harder to find. His prices were more than reasonable, and the printed poster sided images I was shown were really exceptional in quality, color and clarity. I'll be going back next week for some film and to have some of my old VHS and digital 8mm film converted to DVD. I'll never order from a NYC based faceless megastore again as long as I can buy my supplies locally. Visit their website before visiting the store, as you'll need the instructions on how to find the place. Unless you have been there before, or read the website, it's pretty much like visiting a speakeasy, but don't let that stop you supporting a real local business. read more