Lots of blog postings about ScanMyPhotos.com and we try to keep up with customersβ experiences. Hereβs a blog posting from Redecorate.com and decorator Lauri Ward.
Sep 29th, 2008 by Lauri
Whenever people are asked, βIf your house was on fire, what would be the one thing you would take with you, aside from your pets?β many, if not most, answer, βmy family photos.β Whether framed and on display in our homes or stored in albums, those of us who treasure our connection to our relatives and ancestors usually have photographs of them scattered around our houses and apartments. We cherish these tangible historic records because they allow us to see our loved ones whenever we choose and they also provide our children with the opportunity to view long-gone family members, who they never met, and learn what they looked like, perhaps, more than a century ago.
And because old photographs are so vulnerable, they are even more priceless. Digital photography has enabled us to preserve our newer pictures in our computers or on discs but what can we do about ensuring that our older images will remain intact for future generations? We can scan them, if we have time, or we can have them professionally scanned for us. ScanMyPhotos.com will do them on the same day they receive the photos for only $50, putting 1000 photos on a DVD (other companies charge a lot more for the service). This is a great value if we are, first, willing to take the time to group our photos according to size; place rubber bands around each bunch and then send them off in a tightly packed box.
I donβt know about you but Iβm off to get some rubber bands.
