Customer Reviews - Page 35

20-40 year-old slides and negatives scanned to replace family pictures lost in the Paradise, CA, fires. What a beautiful job! Heeding their advice on resolution, the scans were terrific and a couple that needed color correction came out perfect. Yeah, it took about 5 weeks, mostly waiting in the queue, but the quality was well worth the wait. Now I'd like to get my personal portfolio of 100 slides scanned while I cull through 1000s of negatives.

My brother recommended digmypics so I decided to give them a try. The scans of my negatives came out great - they are sharp and the color is good.(I got the highest resolution) I got to see the images before final payment, so could pick and choose. Once the scanning started, the process went really quickly. I have tons of travel photos so will be sending another batch. I have a good scanner but no time so digmypics worked out really well. I highly recommend!

Digmypics was wonderful in every way. When I called or emailed with questions, they always responded promptly and helpfully. They did a great job with scanning both slides and 8mm movie films. The quality of both was excellent. And I loved being able to preview and organize them online, and then to promptly download them after I had finalized the order. The files they sent me, on DVDS and flashdrives, were well organized, clearly labeled, and easy to use. A terrific service, which I will use again!

I had over 1500 slides dating back to the early 1950's and from the very beginning they were prompt, professional and communicated throughout the entire process. I am extremely happy with how they turned out. Some of the original slides weren't in the best condition, so I wasn't sure how they would translate on the DVD's, but they did a fantastic job of bringing them "back to life". Also, when I received my DVD's there was an issue with one of them and they immediately resolved the problem and shipped me a replacement DVD that same day. I highly recommend Digmypics to anyone who is thinking about preserving their priceless memories. I will definitely continue to use them in the future.

This was the second project that Dig My Pics has done for me. Against a friend's opinion that it would be risky to send my irreplaceable negatives through the mail, (I sent them well-protected via Priority Mail) I collected seven year's worth of negatives and turned them over to the magicians at Dig My Pics. Most of the shots I had never seen larger than the 4x6 prints that you get when you have your film developed, and I used 1000 ISO film, indoors with no flash for a lot of them. While I can't undo the mistake of not using flash, the technicians produced images that would make fine 8x10 enlargements or better, and I am able to go in now and Photoshop out scratches on the negatives from my old camera that sometimes tried to eat my film for breakfast.My photos look great on my large HD television, and are now worthy of sharing with my friends. I can't wait to send them my remaining four years of negatives from Comic-Con (before I went digital), where my photography skills improved greatly and I started using flash with 100 ISO film. I knew that if National Geographic recommended Dig My Pics that they would not Disappoint, and they have not!