Customer Reviews - Page 11

My old slides look like I just took the photos yesterday instead of the 1970s. Digmypics does a beautiful job. I plan to send a ton more so I can have all my old slides look brand new. Love the attention to detail - they keep you informed every step of the way so I never wondered what happened to my slides. Thank you, DIgmypics.

When we sent in some 750 photos to be digitized, the intent was to show them to a family member who was failing and had limited time left to live. When the member died, Digmypics was able to adjust the scanning process, so we could use the photos for family viewing at and after the funeral. We are most grateful.

I was very pleased with my first experience with digmypics and plan to return with more content soon. They were very professional and responsive to my questions and offered immediate confirmation upon receipt of my content and provided follow-up communications as new content was completed and ready for viewing while they continued to work on other content. The final conversions were good quality and some of my 8mm film content was 60 years old and required rehydrating before conversion. The pricing was transparent and didn't increase after carrying out the work. Their pricing was reasonable, if not lower than some of the other companies that do similar work. Overall, I am very happy with my experience with digmypics and would highly recommend them to others!

It was so wonderful to be able to save my slides from 50+ years ago to a useable and clear USB media. The download to my PC was a PLUS for easy access. I had not been able to view these slides for over 30 years. Now I have them at my fingertips. Service from digmypics was superb. Pricing was very fair. Thank you for offering this great service.

I've used digmypics.com for several years now to digitize various photos, prints and slides. They know what they are doing and they do it expertly and professionally. Communication is great throughout the entire process. Truth be told, I chose this company because of their name, which I found to be quite clever. There is no shortage of photo digitizing services out there, so how do you choose one? The name is what did it for me and I couldn't be happier with my decision. More importantly, I could not be happier with the service and experience provided by digmypics.com

I sent you 7 items of 35mm slides for processing on 12/23/22. These were shot over a 22 year period using Kodachrome 25 film, chosen for it's deep, rich colors and high resolution. As I waited in the que, I became concerned that your processing would possibly not show the same color balance or sharpness of the Kodachrome. However, when they arrived yesterday, I was quite impressed. The color was good and the resolution outstanding. I have additionally enhanced several of the images, slightly increasing the color saturation and midrange contrast in Photoshop to add more 'snap', but the overall results are outstanding. I appreciated your keeping me informed as my job went through the que during the long holiday season, and into the Real Time Scanning System. You did a great job. Many thanks for your excellent work!

I took some pics with 35mm camera black and white in Germany 1960- 1962 I now have these pics digitized on my computer. Unbelievable so clear and I can count the hairs in my nose, haha. I give digmypics a gold crown, and 5 star rating for the job they did with the rolls of 33mm black and white film.

So much of my youth and late teens was spent involved in "film making"... Not just "home movies", but friends and I would conceive, write scripts, construct sets, acquire costumes and props, and utilizing such influences as Welles, Kubrick, Wood Jr. Coscarelli, Serling, Monty Python, Star Trek, Lost In Space, and Bob Wilkins, we would embark on numerous projects... We even hosted our own film festivals! All but one of those films has survived (this one was actually a college project in a genuine film making class circa '81/'82)... The other films' sprockets succumbed to the sharp teeth of the projector's "guidance system" and were destroyed... Plus, when "film" was going the way of the dinosaurs, that really GREAT splice tape I used to buy disappeared, as well... DIGMyPICS has masterfully restored that last surviving "celluloid masterpiece" in order for us to submit it to the pending "Sundance" & "Cannes" Film Festivals (or at least as a "short" for Creature Features)! Mr. Wilkins' spirit, Mr. Stanley, and Mr. Redford will, no doubt, be impressed!! A+, DIGMyPICS... Kudos, Bravo, Excelsior!!!