Media Conversions

From the bulky VHS tapes of the 80s to the tiny digital cassettes of the early 2000s, every format was a milestone in how we captured life's best moments. While technology has changed, your stories haven't—and we’re here to make sure they're ready for the modern screen so you can hit "play" as easily as you did back then.

• 1970s–1980s: The Living Room Revolution – The "Format War" between VHS and Betamax gave families the power to record their own history for the very first time.
• 1990s: Handheld Memories – Formats like Video8 and Hi8 made cameras smaller, capturing every birthday party and vacation in much higher detail.
• The Early 2000s: The Digital Leap – MiniDV and Digital8 brought "pro-quality" video into our homes, bridging the gap between tape and the computers we use today.
• The Best Part: They Can Be Saved! – No matter how old or "obsolete" the tape, the data is still there waiting to be seen; we use professional-grade decks to "rescue" those signals and bring the color back to life.
• Future-Proofed Forever – Once converted to digital files, your videos won't ever fade again—you can sh

Physical film and slides hold a clarity and "warmth" that modern digital cameras often try to mimic. Whether it’s a tiny 35mm slide or a reel of silent film, we use high-definition scanning to ensure every detail is preserved so you can finally see them without a projector.

• 8mm & Super 8 Film (1930s–1980s) – These reels were the original "home movies" that captured the mid-century boom. Fun Fact: Super 8 film (introduced in 1965) features a 50% larger image area than Regular 8mm, which allows us to pull surprising amounts of detail during the digital transfer.
• 35mm Slides (1950s–1980s) – For decades, "Slide Night" was the premier way to share family vacations on the big screen. Fun Fact: Because slides were designed to be projected, they often have higher resolution and more vibrant colors than standard paper prints.
• Photo Prints & Negatives – We convert everything from the classic "shoebox" collection to professional negatives. Fun Fact: If you still have your old negatives, we recommend scanning those—they often hold hidden details and better color than the actual paper photo you’ve been looking at for years.
• Modern Accessibility – We transform these physical relics into high-resolution digital files, meaning you can now zoom in on faces, print new copies, or text them to family members in seconds.