Jon relayed to us about a recent video transfer project that we did for him. Jon watched all the videos we had transferred and made notes. The videos were all of his children growing up, who are now 18 and 20 but he was amazed to see all the other relatives that were caught in the lens. One of the videos was a recording of a Christmas celebration and the client renamed that file “ghost of Christmas past” because he counted nine relatives that were captured on the videos who have since passed. He had transferred the videos to capture the memories of his children growing up but what he got was so much more than that, he also got keepsake memories of numerous lost family members. This time he ordered three more digital copies of all of his video transfers on flash drives.
Brenda had a lot of unique edits to do to her collection of photos. You know how it is when you have a group photo that everyone except for one person looks great in the shot. Well, she had us switch out some heads from one shot to another to make one even better looking photo. She also had us make some collages of several cute photos together in one 8×10.
Kari brought in some slides to scan for her employer, Platte River Power Authority.
Scanned in some transparencies (large positives) for Dick. He was thrilled with how they turned out. It always helps to have a nice image to start with.
Sarah brought in nineteen audio reel-to-reel tapes that were literally degrading as she set them down on our counter. The cases that they were in created a lot of white dust as she set them down and had pieces of the cases missing. Have no fear, we were able to capture her reels and give her the mp3 files of each of them.
Deb brought in a collection of slides of her parents for us to digitize.
Our current turnaround time is still about 10 days so bring in your projects to be able to give the best gift ever!Priceless Gift of Memories Guide