When it comes to organizing photos – whether print or digital – the process can become frustrating quickly. When organizing digital photos, figuring what are “keepers,” “maybe’s,” or “no’s” usually results in a complicated structure of folders and sub-folders that we have to repeatedly re-visit to whittle down or locate images. When organizing print photos, the process can be even more overwhelming because of the multitude of actual objects in front of us, and still isn’t as streamlined as with digital photos despite their organizational challenges. 
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Do you remember that thing called a VCR, which played those artifacts known as videotapes? Odds are your VCR hasn’t seen any action in a long time, and you likely have a collection of VHS tapes collecting dust of weddings, graduations, holidays, birthdays and other memories.
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We all make mistakes and the only way to learn is by taking advice from each other. When converting VHS to DVD or movie film to DVD, it is common to have pre-conceived notions that may not necessarily be fact. It is human nature to make assumptions - you are definitely not the only one who does it (we are guilty too)!
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I can remember a few decades ago when VHS tapes were the standard for taking videos. Chances are your wedding day, graduations, birthdays, anniversaries and holidays are all recorded on VHS. All of our memories literally depend on the longevity of these black rectangular tapes that are highly prone to all sorts of damage. I don’t know about you but I plan on sharing these with my grandchildren - and these “tape things,” as my kids so kindly refer to them, aren’t going to make the cut.
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