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Why Preserve Your Analog Media?

Video Tapes

(VHS, VHS-C, Video8, Hi8, Digital8 & MiniDV)

 

Analog video formats naturally degrade over time, even when stored carefully and rarely played. The magnetic tape and film materials inside these formats slowly break down, leading to fading, distortion, and eventual playback failure.

 

Transferring your video tapes and film reels to digital formats helps preserve the content before permanent loss occurs, while making it easy to watch, share, and store safely.

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Photos/Slides

Photo Prints, Slides & Negatives

(35mm, 110, 126)

 

Printed photos, slides and negatives are vulnerable to physical damage, fading, and discoloration caused by light exposure, humidity, and aging materials. Over time, images can become scratched, bent, or simply forgotten in storage.

 

Digitizing your photos and slides protects them from further damage and allows you to enjoy your memories on modern devices, share them with family, and ensure they

remain accessible for years to come.

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