MemoryWise SW Littleton

06/14/2019

In celebration of Pride Month, Memories to Digital client Mark La Chance let us share film footage he shot at the Gay Pride Festival in New York on June of 1982. This amazing footage was shot on 16mm with a CinemaScope lens. We digitized the film for Mark with our new 2K/HD frame-by-frame scanner. The Pride Festival tradition began after a riot broke out at the Stonewall Inn in Manhattan, NY on Saturday, June 28th in 1968. Two years later in 1970, the first gay pride event was held by the Chicago Gay Liberation and subsequently the parade has taken place every year in June for the last 48 years. This year’s event in Denver takes place June 15–16, in Civic Center Park and is recognized as one of the top 10 pride events in the country. Happy Pride Month!

06/07/2019

Father’s Day is a little more than a week away. Come in this weekend with that box of family videos or photos and we’ll transfer them into a digital format in time for you to enjoy them with him on the 16th. We also sell gift certificates. It’s Wise to Digitize!

06/07/2019

Save & share your video tape memories at MemoryWise! Mention this video for 10% off VHS transfer now through 6/13/19. The VCR was developed in 1970 and boomed in the mid-1970s through the 1990s. Over 2 billion video tapes remain with our recorded memories but the last VCR was produced in 2016. It’s Wise to Digitize!

05/22/2019

05/17/2019

Celebrate your graduate with a custom slideshow. Bring in your favorite photos and videos from the past 18 years and we'll create a meaningful keepsake. Add music, effects, text & more to make it just the production you have in mind. One week standard turnaround, rush service available. Save & Share Memories!

05/11/2019

Enjoy memories of your mom this Mother’s Day weekend. This beautiful image is from a 35mm slide we recently scanned. We selected it as a Memory of the Month as it captures the essence of Mother’s Day so well. It is an image of Judy Carroll with her daughter Brady. Judy’s other daughter, Blair, tells us this image was taken around 1978 at her grandmother’s house. Her mom, Judy Carroll, had 5 children. Judy’s husband passed away in 1993, leaving Judy to raise the 5 children on her own. Judy passed away suddenly in March of 2017. Blair writes, “She was an incredible mom and just an awesome person. She was a home health nurse, she trained and road horses, she played the drums, and she was just a great person!”

05/03/2019

Need a gift idea for Mother's Day? Help your mom go digital with the family memories. Bring in a family photo album or box of video tapes. We'll give you back a flash drive loaded with memories to enjoy together and share with the family. She'll like knowing they are preserved. Stop in today! Gift certificates available.

02/21/2019

Choose Resolution for Your Photo Scanning Projects
It has been said that a picture is worth a thousand words. Pictures tell the story of your life and are unique and special to each owner. But pictures do fade after time so it may be time for you to take that big box of photos out of the basement and scan your photos to digital files. Why scan them? So you can easily share and preserve your old photos with just one click of a button. But what resolution should you choose? First, it’s important to understand the term dpi. DPI stands for dots per image and tells you the scanning resolution of the image. In general, the higher the resolution the better quality of scan. Memories to Digital offers photo scanning resolution at 300 dpi, 600 dpi, and 1200 dpi. Here’s a breakdown of each option:

300 dpi is a good resolution and is sufficient for reprinting at original size or smaller.
600 dpi is our most commonly used scanning resolution. This is excellent resolution for preserving your photos, enlarging or editing.
1200 dpi is a high detail photo scanning option recommended by archivists for museum-quality archiving.
One thing to keep in mind is the higher the resolution, the larger the file. A 600 dpi photo will have more detail but is a larger file then a 300 dpi photo. It all depends on your preference and what you will be doing with your scanned photos. In general, 600 dpi is recommended for higher quality scans.

Click here to see our more information on resolution options: https://memorywise.com/photographs/

When you’re ready to start scanning photos, just stop by our nearest location https://memorywise.com/find-us/ for all of your photo scanning needs!

06/08/2017

Need a gift idea for Father's Day? Transform that storage bin of old video tapes, films, photos and slides into digital memories that can be treasured for years to come. Gift certificates available. 100% of our work is done in our stores, locally. Learn more at memorywise.com

06/07/2017

Save & share your video tape memories at MemoryWise! Mention this video for 10% off VHS transfer now through 6/13/17. The VCR was developed in 1970 and boomed in the mid-1970s through the 1990s. Over 2 billion video tapes remain with our recorded memories but the last VCR was produced in 2016. It’s Wise to Digitize!

04/28/2017

Celebrate your graduate with a custom slideshow from MemoryWise. We'll make it easy to create a meaningful keepsake of photos and videos from the past 18 years. Save & Share Memories!

04/19/2017

Save and share your videos, films, photos, slides & even old audio on disc or drive. All of our work is done in our stores, locally. Visit us today!

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03/27/2017

03/27/2017

World Backup Day is March 31st. Save your memories--digitize and backup your home videos, photos and audio recordings. Take the pledge!

I solemnly swear to backup my important data and precious info on World Backup Day, March 31st. What would YOU do if you lost everything?

03/25/2017