Have you noticed our Makeover up top? If not, it's pretty amazing! This picture had the corner torn off, it's wrinkled, and the edges are completely worn. A lot of people would think there is no helping this cause... that's where Larsen Digital comes in!

We were able to re-create the arm and dress, fix the borders and wrinkles, and adjust the coloring. It's truly amazing!

Cost of this project: $90.00
Memories re-lived: priceless!
Learn more about our photo restoration and repair here.

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Question: Why should I choose Larsen Digital Services over another company?

Answer:

-We love what we do, and that shows up in the final product.

-We have successfully preserved memories since 1995

-We understand the invaluable nature of what we are handling and we treat each photo and video as if it were our very own.

-We keep all film and video in our safe and secure fire proof vault except for when it is being scanned or transferred.

-We never send your precious memories to India, Costa Rica, or anywhere else.

-We do all scanning and video work right here in our facility in Utah.

-Our staff is a highly trained and qualified group of digital photo technicians.

-Our equipment is always the best that is available in the industry.

-Our prices are the best value you will find anywhere. (see the proof here)

Need more convincing? Check out all our customer comments!

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The most common photos we digitize are those from our customers' travels. Here are some tips from PhotographyTips.com on how to prepare and make the most out of your vacation pictures!

• Take plenty of pictures. You don't want to return home and try to describe a wonderful scene or event that you could have photographed if you had planned to shoot generously.
• If you are planning to share your adventures while you're on the road, send your most representative pictures to friends and family by email or upload them to a photo-sharing website. Be selective, though, and don't overdo it. People will enjoy seeing two or three great pictures much more than 30 or 40 shots of everything you encountered.
• If you are traveling in a group, each member should bring their own camera, even when one person has agreed to take on the role of principal photographer. You would be surprised at how individuals see photographic subjects in different ways.
• When photographing an exciting or funny event, take the time every now and then to shoot behind you or beside you to show the reaction of others.
• When using a digital camera, take the time to review the shots you took that day, and delete those that are unsuitable.
• Be sure to take along plenty of film or several digital media cards. It's frustrating to come upon a must-photograph scene, and discover that you're out of film or your cards are all full.
• Bring your battery charger along on your trip. Although you can usually charge batteries while they are in your camera, a separate charger permits you to use a second set of batteries while the first is being recharged.

• If you are undecided about whether to take a picture of an interesting scene that has caught your attention, just take it. You can always toss it out later if you don't like it. But, it's usually difficult to return at a later time to find the same circumstances.
• The same principle applies to photographs that you think may not turn out. It may seem too dark or too cloudy, for instance, or your subject may be in deep shade or moving quickly. But, go ahead and take the shot anyway. You will sometimes amaze yourself by how a tricky shot turns out better than you expected. Also, many photographs that have minor problems can be saved using digital editing software or in the darkroom. And, if it simply doesn't work, you know what to do...toss it out.

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