Dear photo archivists,
Hey, It’s me, your home movies. You know, the ones you’ve been sitting on. The memories you’ve been storing. The ones that are slowly fading away. I know you’re busy, but I just wanted to say that it’s time for us to go digital. I know you don’t want to lose me, but you will if you don’t act now. So click here and let’s get started before it’s too late.
Looking for an easy way to digitize your old home movies, slides, negatives, and photos?
If you’ve got piles of old photos and videos just sitting around your house, then it’s time to finally take advantage of all the cool new technologies that are out there to help you digitize them. This stuff isn’t hard at all and you can get it done in no time with just a few clicks. I mean, think about it. Why would you want to keep piles of old photos and videos just sitting around your house when you could just scan them with a few clicks and then send them straight to your smartphone, tablet, or even your own TV?
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You might be surprised by how many people still rely on physical photos, film negatives, and home movie film that they haven’t digitized yet. Nowadays, you can watch anything from anywhere on any device at any time. So, there’s no excuse not to take advantage of this affordable technology now available to digitize them before they are lost forever.
Here’s how to do it the smart way:
If you have stacks of photos and old VHS tapes piled up around your house have it digitized. With the right services, you can have your photo scanning done easily and quickly by professionals who know what they’re doing, and then enjoy your memories. Here’s how to do it the smart way.
What are you digitizing?
Anything analog that recorded the moments of your life must be digitized to preserve those memories. Do you have a collection of home movies or photos that are gathering dust on your shelf? The all-new ScanMyPhotos.com photo scanning service is today’s smart photo preservation hack.
Where can I digitize my photos?
There are many different ways to digitize your photos: you can use a photo scanning service, upload them through a social media platform or scan them yourself. Which of these methods is best for you depends on what size your collection is and how valuable it is to you. A photo scanning service might be overkill if you only have a few photos from vacations or back in high school. Getting them onto Facebook and other photo-sharing apps might seem too labor-intensive if they’re special family photos—but digitizing them yourself could take forever. A photo scanning service is the best solution if hundreds or tens of thousands of 35mm slides need digital versions.
Anything analog that recorded the moments of your life must be digitized to preserve those memories. If you have a collection of home movies or photos that are gathering dust on your shelf, it’s time to get them into the digital world.
Our service was designed to help people archive and share their treasured photos and home movies with families, friends, and generations down the road.
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