Tips, Tricks, and Tutorials

Teaching you fun and interesting things to do with your digital images. Whether it's highlighting a new app, or a tutorial on how to edit a photo, we want to help you make the most of your memories.

We pride ourselves in our track record since we started business back in 1995. We have always made sure that each and every one of our customers is treated with professionalism along with a personal touch. We're proud to be the most trusted source of slide and negative scanning in North America. We are located beneath the snow-capped peaks of Mount Ben Lomond in Pleasant View, Utah. Pleasant View is 45 miles north of Salt Lake City, host of the 2002 Winter Olympics. All work is done in house here in Utah. We do not outsource any work out of the country like many other companies do.

Friday, March 29, 2013

Digitize Before This Happens To Your Slides!

Are your slides still sitting in carousels?  Convert them to digital and never worry about Fading, Discoloration and Children every again!  It's convenient and priceles...

Thursday, March 28, 2013

Oh, and PS- don't forget to send your film into Larsen Digital for Conversion!  Best Prices.  Best Quality.  Best Result...

Tuesday, March 26, 2013

Mother's Day is Creeping In- Convert Her Film to Digital!

Mother's Day will be here before you know it, so it's important to start planning what you are going to do now! What better way to tell your beloved mom how much you care about her than by showing how proud you are of your past, of the way you grew up and were raised, and how fond you are of the memories you've shared with her?  How do you do this?  By converting her film to digital of course! The moment you sit down with your mom to...

Thursday, March 14, 2013

I Value My Old Home Movies and Video Tapes!

We all know about the boxes full of old VHS tapes and Super 8 movie film hiding in our storage- but what’s the value in it?  You might be amazed once you take a closer look… In 1977 I was so ecstatic when I bought my first “movie” camera.  It was a ‘sound only’ Super 8 camera which I paid $400 for ($1495 in 2012 dollars).  In order to capture anything I needed to purchase a single film cartridge which cost $11.00 ($41.00 in 2012 dollars) - and it only held about 3 minutes of film!  At this time my wife and I were raising...

Tuesday, March 5, 2013

Photo Calendar Review: Picaboo

After my first failed attempt at making a calendar I was a little wary at trying again.  I tried Picaboo.com because it was referred to me by a friend.  I was able to quickly and easily upload my photos and loved the fact that it would hide photos in my gallery after I had added them to my calendar, it was simple to know which photos I still needed to add.  This really helped me keep my head on straight and stay organized.  The...