Author / Adam Pratt
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Course: Photo Organizing Essentials
Learn the 5-step process we use for every photo organizing project, common mistakes to avoid, and best practices to ensure success.
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How to organize photos for scanning
Lots of people want to scan their family photos so they’re preserved, accessible, and easy to share. But if you scan photos without organizing them first then you’re just converting your chaos and you still won’t be able to find and share your memories.
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Checklist: Where to find digital photos
Our average client has 250,000 digital photos spread across their phones, computers, clouds, and backups. Here’s where to find those photos…
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Four Goals for Organizing Photos
You need a plan for success and clear goals to keep you motivated. Our goals for photo organizing projects…
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It’s Never Too Late for Wedding Albums
Wedding albums capture once-in-a-lifetime memories of a milestone day in your most intimate relationship.
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Should I keep my film negatives?
As photo organizers, we strongly recommend that you keep your negatives, even after they’ve been scanned. Here’s why…
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Converting Original Film Reels or VHS Copies
Clients want to know the best way to preserve their home movies, and ask if it’s better to convert the original film reels or VHS tapes.
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Ten Common Photo Organizing Mistakes
Every year we organize millions of family photos in the Chaos to Memories studio. It’s a project that many people start, but few finish without help from a professional. If you’re serious about organizing your photos, then learn from these ten common photo organizing mistakes we see people make with their family archive projects.
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Best Photo Scanning Resolution
One of the most common questions people ask us is “What’s the best resolution for scanning photos?” I’ve been scanning for more than 30 years and this is my best answer to that question: