With the advent of smartphones, taking pictures has never been easier. This means it’s easy to stock up on hundreds of photos with each vacation, family event, and special occasion. Organizing these memories can be a challenge, which is why many people turn to the...
VHS tapes were a big hit in the 1980s, quickly surpassing other formats for filming home movies. Delicate film reels, bulky projectors, and the wait to get film developed were no longer necessary. But time passes and technology is constantly evolving. Nowadays digital...
Listening to my old cassette tape collections brings back many fond memories. Carefully curated, those mixed tapes contain classic rock, perky pop songs, and highlights from my college radio show. But time takes its toll on obsolete music media, and the fragile tape...
Capturing and watching home movies requires a completely different process in today’s digital age than it did a couple of decades ago. More modern methods have rendered old 8mm and 16mm film obsolete. Do you still have old family footage? Consider transferring these...
Dirt, dust, and debris destroy the sound quality of vinyl records. But if you take measures to maintain your record collection it will provide you with pleasure for years to come. Keeping the vinyl in tiptop shape requires regular cleaning. However, it’s not a...
Considered cutting-edge technology in the 1980s, the VHS camcorder was the way to go for recording memorable events. These camcorders began to decline as the device of choice for home movie makers in the 2000s. Soon, smartphones took over with the ability to shoot...
