Plate to Pixel

"Plate to Pixel" is a process in digital imaging that converts a physical photographic plate or film into a digital image composed of tiny dots called pixels. When you scan a photograph, the scanner analyzes the image's details and translates them into digital data, capturing color, brightness, and details. This allows physical images to be stored, edited, and shared electronically. Essentially, it's the transformation of a real-world picture into a digital format that can be manipulated and viewed on computers and other digital devices.