Category / Before and After / Organizing / Storage
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Saving Space with Archival Storage
Many of our clients ask us if they should keep their original photos after we scan them. We suggest keeping them, and here’s why…
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What’s the best way to store photos?
When you store physical photos, the three greatest risks are light, heat, and humidity. We recommend choosing archival storage with these attributes:
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Should I keep my slide carousels?
Rehousing your slides in space-saving archival storage, you can keep them safe for the future and benefit from massive space savings.
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Expert Tips for Removing Photos from Adhesive Albums
Do you remember the adhesive photo albums from the 1980s that sandwich your photos between a layer of sticky cardboard and a plastic sheet? Learn best practices for removing photos from these albums
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Photo Backup Best Practices
Every year we organize millions of photos for our clients, and we’ve noticed five consistent emotions reflected in every project.
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Why do we use USB thumb drives for project delivery?
Every year we organize millions of photos for our clients, and we’ve noticed five consistent emotions reflected in every project.
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Memory Card Handling Tips
Adam’s top tips for handling memory cards safely to protect your memories and your equipment are…
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What’s in my Digital Gathering Toolkit?
Every digital photo organizing projects starts with gathering because we can estimate the scope of the project, save time, and…
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Where should I store my photos?
The best way to preserve your physical photos for generations to come is to store them in…
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What Are The Risks?
In order to preserve your physical photos, it’s necessary to understand the risks that can cause decay and damage. The four main risk factors are…