Written by Amy Hammond We all have the plastic sleeves of 35mm negatives stuffed in the back of our photo envelopes, falling out of albums and loose in our photo boxes. Every time we see them we ask ourselves, “Do …
Written by Amy Hammond It’s now harder than ever to find a place that can still develop film. What do you do when you find a stash of 35mm film rolls in your downsizing parents’ photos? Do you shoot digital …
Written by Amy Hammond You know the ones we mean. The vintage prints of your family striking a stoic pose. The crumbling, yellowed portraits of your great-great-someone sporting their Sunday best. These old pictures tell the story of who and …
Written by Amy Hammond Photo albums and antique scrapbooks are both priceless and fragile. They bring the past to the present with items like old photos, newspaper clippings, and locks of hair. Albums tell us about the people who made …
Written by Amy Hammond The hallmark of vacations before the advent of digital photos was the collection of slides that brought the vacation back to life. Before we could share our photos using Google Drive, Dropbox or iCloud, we had …
Written by Amy Hammond We digitize a lot of medium and large format negatives, but they are usually part of a collection of old photo formats that have been collecting dust in an attic. Our average client would have no …
Written by Amy Hammond Here are a few words from our Senior Photo Book Designer Susan Weiss on a recent project that encompassed three separate books. Susan met face-to-face with the client and worked closely with her on each book …
Written by Amy Hammond One of the coolest formats we see at EverPresent is stereo slides. While they aren’t that common, every client who has stereo slides to digitize has a story to tell about the content of the slides …
Written by Amy Hammond EverPresent is the national leader in scanning photo albums and scrapbooks. You can learn a little bit about our secret sauce in this post, but today the subject is magnetic albums.
Written by Amy Hammond 35mm negatives are a common film format used in photography. We scan many thousands of these negatives every year at EverPresent, and 35mm is the most common film format that we see. Here are some fun …
