REPLAY - Create Your Photo Estate - Ten Point Checklist

Do you have decades of accumulated and inherited photos, videos, memorabilia and more? You probably also have a digital mess as well!
In this video, we're going to be talking about the Ten Point Checklist for Creating Your Photo Estate. This plan will help you organize, sort, and save your photos so you can preserve your memories and leave a lasting legacy.
If you're looking for a plan to create a legacy for yourself and your family, then this video is for you. We'll cover each plan, get to know the tools, handouts, and some tips on how to make the most of your digital and print photos.
After watching this video, you'll have everything you need to start creating your photo estate that will help you keep your photos and memories safe and easily accessible for years to come.
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[@LoisDiCicco]

I enjoyed this webinar and feel I have a better idea of where to begin with this huge task. Ten steps all laid out feel doable. You always explain things so well! Thank you.

[@Pixologie]

Lois - thank you so much for letting. me know this! Hope you have made some progress since!

[@GoingGreenMom]

For those that aren't rich, check woth your local library on videos. My brother borrowed the machine from his and I believe they had both the ones to go from VHS to DVD and to digital. It might take more time like a flatbed scanner, but it is definitely doable without paying a service. And he didn't have to have the original video camera or anything, just the tapes.

[@Pixologie]

Yes! the local library is great - several in our area have scanners, slide converters, video and film and video converters. Thank you for sharing this!