Customer Reviews - Page 10

I had some old 8mm film of my dad who was deceased since I was 5 years old that I couldn't play. Digmypics was able to digitize it and my dad was alive again for me to view. Until that time, I had never seen a film or video of my dad. Thank you for your exceptional customer service and skill in making a memory so special.

I chose this company to digitalize slides taken in the 1950s and 60s. Previously I sent a smaller batch from the same era to another company, but was not completely satisfied with the quality of the digitized photos. This company has done a stellar job from start to finish, and my sisters and I could not be happier. They provided access to a new function which allowed us to improve clarity of facial features on almost all of the slides. Today, I downloaded all of the slides to my laptop with ease. Extremely satisfied and would absolutely recommend.

I am amazed at the quality of the scanned images. I had no idea how much detail my original negatives have. You can't see that much detail in a standard size print. But with the images in digital form, I can zoom in on details, and the pictures have luminosity. I like the feature that enables you to sharpen faces that are slightly out of focus but that you can keep the original along with the sharpened version.

I am a returning DigMyPics customer. My first order a few months back was for digitizing +1,000 35mm slides from the 1950s-60s. Most recently I digitized 67 reels (+4,000 feet) of 8mm film from the 1960s. In short, their technology is amazing with high-resolution scanning for both static and motion media. My 8mm film was scanned at 1920 x 1080 pixels @ 17.00 fps (no recorded sound back then). My 35mm slides were scanned at 5007 x 3392 pixels (3200 dpi) with file sizes usually +10 MB in size. Staff took great care in returning the slides in the same groupings that they were received, and scan files were grouped into folders and named accordingly. They also returned each of the film reels in its cartons/cannisters (along with handwritten notes) and transferred all the film (with my permission) onto large archival reels for storing. The DVD set I ordered included five (5) discs and each movie file was named with a relevant title (I’m guessing they took that information off of each film reel’s handwritten notes). When a DVD is placed into a player, it opens to a multipage menu with chapters and motion thumbnails of each movie file. Their download interface is easy and clean. For still images, they offer an artificial intelligence (A.I.) filter to enhance images. It doesn't work great all the time (best used with faces), but when it does work well, the results are stunning. Old media is returned after digitizing; it is sorted and packed neatly, and accompanies any new media ordered. I have used other digitizing companies in the past. I am sticking with DigMyPics and give them a big 5-star thumbs-up rating for all your digital media needs and for the care they show throughout the process.

digmypics did a fabulous job in transferring my 60 year old 8 mm movies to a DVD disk. I would recommend them to anyone who needs this type of work done. Each individual I spoke with was very professional and helpful. I couldn't be more pleased with their service and the finished product. Thanks

Cannot believe the quality that you were able to bring to our father's 8mm videos from 1966-1972. These old closet memories totally received a new lease on life thanks to your workmanship. The brightness and subsequent clarity that your cleaning and enhancement provided totally shocked us as we had never seen these videos so clear even when first processed by kodak.....tks sooo much !!

At the time of this writing I couldn't be more pleased with the service I received from didmypics. They had me review my 60 year old movies on my computer that I was having transferred from 8 mm to a DVD disk. I hadn't seen these movies since 1962 and I couldn't have been more happy with the quality. I am now waiting for the DVD disk to arrive with my movies transferred to the DVD disk. Very excited to be able to view these old home movies.