ScanMyPhotos.com Urges Digitizing Pictures Before Weather Disasters in CBS News Feature
Summary
It emphasizes the urgency of digital preservation, which helps safeguard pictures, 35mm slides, film negatives, VHS tapes, and home movie reels from natural disasters and the effects of time. Why This Is Important: The TV news story reported on the companys work in digitizing 347,000 film negatives for The Cayman Compass®, ensuring 57 years of history remained safe from hurricane damage and to share. Carl Berman, co-founder of ScanMyPhotos.com, reflected on the CBS Evening News spotlight: "Seeing our work featured on a national stage reminds us of the profound impact we can have on preserving family histories. This includes same-day scanning upgrades and other popular archival services, providing high-resolution digital files to ensure personal and historical photos are preserved and protected from disasters, fading away or getting lost. As part of the importance of preserving photos and historical records, their mission resonates with ScanMyPhotos.coms role in digitizing and safeguarding photographs from the escalating threats of climate change and natural disasters.