This video (right) was taken with a pocket camera and has not been altered or edited from its original recording.  I didn't feel the video needed any editing.  The redneck look and feel says it best without editing.  Videos don't need to be scheduled events to have great value.  Videos such as these should be preserved and made available for families to watch at any time.

This picture (right) was taken while the bride was trying on her wedding dress in an over crowed room.  The objects in the background distracted from the bride so I replaced the background with reflective blocked glass to put the focus on the bride.  This picture was just one of 250 pictures used in a photo montage played during her wedding reception.

This home movie (left) was taken between 1955 and 1980.  The un-edited movie isn't the best quality, but the memories it brings back are priceless.  The original movie was taken with an 8mm Brownie camera without sound.  In 1999 it was digitally scanned and will now last forever.  It's can be watched over and over again using a DVD player.

If you have home movies that you haven't watch in years, you need to contact DS Digital View as soon as possible to preserve those memories, before time destroys the film.  Not only can they be permanently preserved, but they can be copied and distributed to family and friends.

 

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