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Listen to How ScanMyPhotos.com Helped Reinvent the Photo Imaging Industry
By commercializing Kodak technology, photo scanning is fast and affordable at ScanMyPhotos.com. Listen to Mitch Goldstone, president and CEO of ScanMyPhotos.com radio interview on The CEO Show.
Irvine, CA -- What happens when the economy and technology creates havoc to an entire industry? Find out how ScanMyPhotos.com reinvented itself - transforming from a local retail photo center into an international eCommerce photo industry leader.
Today, your shoeboxes of photo snapshots are quickly scanned and shared on your computer, iPhone and added to your blog and social networking sites. There is an urgency to share your favorite analog pictures in today's all-digital world before the images fade away.
Listen to Mitch Goldstone, president and CEO of ScanMyPhotos.com discuss how his 20-year photo business, based in Irvine-California, reinvented itself to scan tens-of-millions of pictures worldwide. Along with hundreds of other photo imaging products, including online photo restorations, 35mm slide scanning, photo albums and Kodak-quality photo reprints, listen to this inspiring entrepreneurial story for every business owner,
ScanMyPhotos.com shared its magic and explained how it reinvented its business on The CEO Show.
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Topic: "Digitizing photos for celebrities and the masses."
Interview: Listen to Mitch Goldstone on The CEO Show. Click on this link to listen.
Goldstone credits The Eastman Kodak Company for pioneering the technology that has helped reinvent the entire photo imaging industry. "I would love to take credit for scanning tens of millions of pictures, but, the real secret behind this technology is Kodak. As the worldwide leader in photo imaging, Kodak enables us to scan hundreds of thousands of pictures a day. I can't say enough about Kodak; they are the magic behind our success and why I have been in business since 1990. I always embraced Kodak's new products and technologies, especially to help solve the biggest problem in photography: how to quickly and affordably scan analog photographs to bring family memories into today's all-digital world," said Goldstone.
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The CEO Show with Robert Reiss is America's nationally syndicated broadcast that goes in depth with business leaders who have reinvented their industry by creating customer experience organizations. Mr. Goldstone was interviewed by Mr. Reiss on the December 6, 2009 program.
ScanMyPhotos.com is the fast and affordable international photo scanning service. Founded in 1990, the company safely scans up to 1000 pictures for $64.00 with same day returned from its California headquarters. Hundreds of other photo services are also provided; including, free shipping for scanning about 2,000 photos in its most popular fill-the-box service. A New York Times David Pogue article said that "ScanMyPhotos service could turn out to be the best [$64 plus shipping you'll ever spend."
ScanMyPhotos.com was ranked 17th on the Web100.com Photography listing and was included as "The Best of LA 2009" by Los Angeles Magazine. Scores of other profiles are referenced on the Web site. The company has trusted KODAK brand products since 1990 and credits the Eastman Kodak Company with pioneering new ways to share pictures in today's all-digital world. "We launched an entirely new business by commercializing KODAK scanning technology, KODAK Photo Kiosks and KODAK APEX (Adaptive Picture Exchange) printing to provide innovative new products for our customers," explained Goldstone.
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Listen to Mitch Goldstone, President & CEO, ScanMyPhotos.com "The CEO Radio Show" Interview
Listen to an inspirational business story about how ScanMyPhotos.com helped reinvent the photo imaging industry. Founded in 1990 as 30 Minute Photos Etc., Mitch Goldstone and Carl Berman faced technological shifts as film transitioned to digital and today, they operate an international photo imaging service that helps digitize tens of millions of photos and provides hundreds of other photo imaging services through its retail and Ecommerce business.
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Retail
Bernard Marcus, Co-Founder & CEO, The Home Depot Howard Lester, CEO, Williams-Sonoma Maxine Clark, Founder & CEO, Build-A-Bear Kip Tindell, CEO, The Container Store Jack Mitchell, CEO, Mitchells Matt Rubel, CEO, Payless ShoeSource Stew Leonard Jr., CEO, Stew Leonard’s Shep and Ian Murray, Co-founders, Vineyard Vines Christopher Zane, President, Zane Cycles Napoleon Barragan, Founder & CEO, 1-800 Mattress Ronnie Rothstein & Mara Urshel, Co-CEOs, Kleinfeld James F. McCann, Founder and CEO, 1-800-Flowers.com Kevin Sinclair, CEO, Wireless Zone Howard Behar, Former President, Starbucks N.AWalt Freese, Chief Executive Officer, Ben & Jerry's Bernard Marcus, Co-Founder & CEO, The Home DepotHoward Lester, CEO, Williams-SonomaMaxine Clark, Founder & CEO, Build-A-BearKip Tindell, CEO, The Container StoreJack Mitchell, CEO, MitchellsMatt Rubel, CEO, Payless ShoeSourceStew Leonard Jr., CEO, Stew Leonard’sShep and Ian Murray, Co-founders, Vineyard VinesChristopher Zane, President, Zane CyclesNapoleon Barragan, Founder & CEO, 1-800 MattressRonnie Rothstein & Mara Urshel, Co-CEOs, KleinfeldJames F. McCann, Founder and CEO, 1-800-Flowers.comKevin Sinclair, CEO, Wireless ZoneHoward Behar, Former President, Starbucks N.A and Starbucks InternationalWalt Freese, Chief Executive Officer, Ben & Jerry's
Business Services
James H. Quigley, CEO, Deloitte Michael J. Critelli, Exec Chairman, Pitney Bowes Bruce Mosler, CEO, Cushman & Wakefield Michael E. Chen, CEO, General Electric Media Finance Harley Lippman, Founder & CEO, Genesis 10 Dr. Ken Blanchard, Chairman, Ken Blanchard Companies John Boccuzzi, Jr., CEO, Kenosia Dick, Cattani, President, Restaurant Associates Rafael Pastor, CEO, Vistage Robert Schaffer, Founder, Robert H. Schaffer Patrick O'Sullivan, CEO, Zurich International Business Richard Owen, CEO, Satmetrix Dr. Laura Brooks, VP, Satmetrix Scott R. Gingold, Founder and CEO, Powerfeedback David G. Kaytes, Co-founder, Co-CEO, Novantas Jon Hall, Cofounder & Co-CEO, SpencerHall Ian Bremmer, Founder and CEO, Eurasia Group Dan Warmenhoven, CEO and Chairman, NetApp Arunas Chesonis, CEO & Chairman, Paetec David Rock Founder & CEO, Results Coaching Systems Intl. James H. Quigley, CEO, DeloitteMichael J. Critelli, Exec Chairman, Pitney BowesBruce Mosler, CEO, Cushman & WakefieldMichael E. Chen, CEO, General Electric Media FinanceHarley Lippman, Founder & CEO, Genesis 10Dr. Ken Blanchard, Chairman, Ken Blanchard CompaniesJohn Boccuzzi, Jr., CEO, KenosiaDick, Cattani, President, Restaurant AssociatesRafael Pastor, CEO, VistageRobert Schaffer, Founder, Robert H. SchafferPatrick O'Sullivan, CEO, Zurich International BusinessRichard Owen, CEO, SatmetrixDr. Laura Brooks, VP, SatmetrixScott R. Gingold, Founder and CEO, Powerfeedback David G. Kaytes, Co-founder, Co-CEO, NovantasJon Hall, Cofounder & Co-CEO, SpencerHallIan Bremmer, Founder and CEO, Eurasia GroupDan Warmenhoven, CEO and Chairman, NetAppArunas Chesonis, CEO & Chairman, PaetecDavid Rock Founder & CEO, Results Coaching Systems International.
Consumer Products
William P. Lauder, CEO, Estée Lauder Leon Gorman, Chairman, L.L. Bean Henry Juszkiewicz, CEO, Gibson Guitars David, Friedfeld, President, ClearVision Lori Robin Sandler, Founder, Divvies Marc Shuman, Founder & President, GarageTek Philip H. Jones, CEO, Jones Dairy Farm Stephen C. Jones, CEO, Jones Soda Tory, Kiam, President, lia sophia Jewelry Rick Fencel, CEO, Lladro Wally Amos,Founder, Famous Amos Cookies Cyrus Schwartz, CEO, Mountainside Farms Larry Janesky, Founder and CEO, Basement Systems William P. Lauder, CEO, Estée LauderLeon Gorman, Chairman, L.L. BeanHenry Juszkiewicz, CEO, Gibson GuitarsDavid Friedfeld, President, ClearVisionLori Robin Sandler, Founder, DivviesMarc Shuman, Founder & President, GarageTekPhilip H. Jones, CEO, Jones Dairy FarmStephen C. Jones, CEO, Jones SodaTory Kiam, President, lia sophia JewelryRick Fencel, CEO, LladroWally Amos,Founder, Famous Amos CookiesCyrus Schwartz, CEO, Mountainside FarmsLarry Janesky, Founder and CEO, Basement Systems
Travel
Simon F. Cooper, President, Ritz Carlton Hotels David Neeleman, Founder & CEO, Jet Blue James F. Parker, 9/11 CEO, Southwest Airlines Carol Marlow, President, Cunard Lines David Spurlock, Founder, Eos Airlines Stephen Kaufer, CEO, Tripadvisor.com Gregg Michel, CEO, Crystal Cruises Simon F. Cooper, President, Ritz Carlton HotelsDavid Neeleman, Founder & CEO, Jet Blue James F. Parker, 9/11 CEO, Southwest Airlines Carol Marlow, President, Cunard LinesDavid Spurlock, Founder, Eos AirlinesStephen Kaufer, CEO, Tripadvisor.comGregg Michel, CEO, Crystal Cruises
Media/Entertainment
Cathie Black, President, Hearst Magazines Tim & Nina Zagat, Co-Chairs, Zagat Survey Gary Loveman, CEO, Harrah’s Entertainment Carolyn Kepcher, CEO, Carolyn & Co. Media David Amlen, Co-founder, Legacy Recording Studios Matthew David Hopkins, Founder, Matthew David Events AJ Khubani, CEO, Telebrands Danny Meyer, Founder, Union Square Hospitality Group Marvin Tomlin, CEO, United National Football League David Banner, President, CSB School of Broadcasting Jack Leslie, Chairman, Weber Shandwick Michael Kempner, Founder & CEO, MWW Group Peter Cuneo, Vice Chairman and former CEO, Marvel Entertainment, Inc. Mitchell Grossinger Etess, CEO, Mohegan Sun & CEO, Connecticut Sun Jaymin B. Patel, CEO, GTECH Steve Forbes, CEO and Chairman Forbes Cathie Black, President, Hearst MagazinesTim & Nina Zagat, Co-Chairs, Zagat SurveyGary Loveman, CEO, Harrah’s EntertainmentCarolyn Kepcher, CEO, Carolyn & Co. MediaDavid Amlen, Co-founder, Legacy Recording StudiosMatthew David Hopkins, Founder, Matthew David EventsAJ Khubani, CEO, TelebrandsDanny Meyer, Founder, Union Square Hospitality GroupMarvin Tomlin, CEO, United National Football LeagueDavid Banner, President, CSB School of BroadcastingJack Leslie, Chairman, Weber ShandwickMichael W. Kempner, Founder and CEO, MWW GroupPeter Cuneo, Vice Chairman and former CEO, Marvel Entertainment, Inc.Mitchell Grossinger Etess, CEO, Mohegan Sun & CEO, Connecticut SunJaymin B. Patel, CEO, GTECHSteve Forbes, CEO and Chairman Forbes
Not-for-Profit
Reynold Levy, President, Lincoln Center David A. Williams, CEO, Make-A-Wish Foundation Edward T. Reilly, CEO, American Management Association Jonathan Spector, CEO, The Conference Board Kathy Giusti, Founder & CEO, Multiple Myeloma Dale Reed, President, Specialty Sleep Association Mildred Robbins Leet, Founder, Trickle Up Beth Chappell, CEO, DEC & The National Summit Kathy Cloninger, CEO, Girl Scouts of the USA Reynold Levy, President, Lincoln CenterDavid A. Williams, CEO, Make-A-Wish FoundationEdward T. Reilly, CEO, American Management AssociationJonathan Spector, CEO, The Conference BoardKathy Giusti, Founder & CEO, Multiple MyelomaDale Reed, President, Specialty Sleep AssociationMildred Robbins Leet, Founder, Trickle UpBeth Chappell, CEO, DEC & The National SummitKathy Cloninger, CEO, Girl Scouts of the USA
Online/Direct
Bill Williams, CEO, Harry & David’s Tony Hsieh, CEO, Zappos Jay Walker, Founder, Priceline.com Gary Swart, CEO, oDesk J.R. Johnson, CEO, VirtualTourist.com Richard S. Braddock, CEO, Fresh Direct Reid Hoffman, Co-founder, CEO and Chairman, LinkedIn Philip Rosedale, Founder and Chairman, Linden Lab and secondlife.com Barry Herstein, General Manaager, N.A.,PayPal Cella M. Irvine, CEO, THe About Group (about.com) Patrick Welsh, Founder, Shop to Earn/Shop to Earth Patrick Michael Byrne, CEO & Chairman, Overstock.com Bill Williams, CEO, Harry & David’sTony Hsieh, CEO, ZapposJay Walker, Founder, Priceline.comGary Swart, CEO, oDeskJ.R. Johnson, CEO, VirtualTourist.comRichard S. Braddock, CEO, Fresh DirectReid Hoffman, Co-founder, CEO and Chairman, LinkedInPhilip Rosedale, Founder and Chairman, Linden Lab and secondlife.comBarry Herstein, General Manaager, N.A.,PayPalCella M. Irvine, CEO, THe About Group (about.com)Patrick Welsh, Founder, Shop to Earn/Shop to EarthPatrick Michael Byrne, CEO and Chairman, Overstock.com, Inc.
Sustainable/Green
Fred Krupp, President, Environmental Defense Fund Ray Anderson, Founder, Interface Seth Goldman, President, Honest Tea Don Droppo, CEO, Curtis Packaging Daniel Van Starrenburg, CEO, SavATree Joel Babbit Co-founder and CEO, Mother Nature Network (MNN.com)
Fred Krupp, President, Environmental Defense FundRay Anderson, Founder, InterfaceSeth Goldman, President, Honest TeaDon Droppo, CEO, Curtis PackagingDaniel Van Starrenburg, CEO, SavATreeJoel Babbit Co-founder and CEO, Mother Nature Network (MNN.com)
Luxury
Paul Ferraiolo, President, Rolls Royce Ron Losby, President, Steinway & Sons Ira Neimark, former CEO, Bergdorf Goodman’s Terry Betteridge, CEO, Betteridge Jewelers Jeff Potter, CEO, Exclusive Resorts Greg Furman, Founder, Luxury Marketing Council Shane Krige, General Manager, The Plaza Hotel Tom Scott, Founder, Plum TV David and Lee Ann Lester, Founders, Sea Fair Nancye Green, CEO, Waterworks Lauren Marrus, CEO, Dempsey & Carroll
Paul Ferraiolo, President, Rolls RoyceRon Losby, President, Steinway & SonsIra Neimark, former CEO, Bergdorf Goodman’sTerry Betteridge, CEO, Betteridge JewelersJeff Potter, CEO, Exclusive ResortsGreg Furman, Founder, Luxury Marketing CouncilShane Krige, General Manager, The Plaza HotelTom Scott, Founder, Plum TVDavid and Lee Ann Lester, Founders, Sea Fair Nancye Green, CEO, WaterworksLauren Marrus, CEO, Dempsey & Carroll
Healthcare
Patrick Charmel, CEO, Griffin Hospital Craig R. Smith, CEO, Owens & Minor Paul Spiegelman, CEO, The Beryl Companies Donna McAleer, CEO, Elant Inc. Dr. Susan Frampton, President, Planetree Andrea Wieland, CEO ICPH Mickey Herbert, CEO, Connecticare Mitchel Rothschild, CEO, Vitals.com William A. Cook, Founder and CEO, Cook Group Patrick Connolly, Pres., Sodexo Health Care Jonathan Bush, CEO and Chairman, Athena Healthcare, Inc. Rob Lynch, CEO, VSP Patrick Charmel, CEO, Griffin HospitalCraig R. Smith, CEO, Owens & MinorPaul Spiegelman, CEO, The Beryl CompaniesDonna McAleer, CEO, Elant Inc.Dr. Susan Frampton, President, PlanetreeAndrea Wieland, CEO ICPHMickey Herbert, CEO, ConnecticareMitchel Rothschild, CEO, Vitals.comWilliam A. Cook, Founder and CEO, Cook GroupPatrick Connolly, President, Sodexo Health CareJonathan Bush, CEO and Chairman, Athena Healthcare, Inc.Rob Lynch, CEO, VSP
Financial Services
Patrick O’Sullivan, CEO, Zurich International Gary C. Smith, CEO, Fairfield County Bank Corp. Robert A. DiMuccio, CEO, Amica Insurance Paul Blanco, Managing Partner, Barnum Financial Dr. Barry Kaye, Founder, Barry Kaye Associates Inc. Arkadi Kuhlmann, Founder and CEO ING Direct Joseph J. Grano, Jr., Former CEO and Chairman, UBS PaineWebber
Patrick O’Sullivan, CEO, Zurich InternationalGary c. Smith, CEO, Fairfield County Bank Corp.Robert A. DiMuccio, CEO, Amica InsurancePaul Blanco, Managing Partner, Barnum FinancialDr. Barry Kaye, Founder, Barry Kaye Associates Inc.Arkadi Kuhlmann, Founder and CEO ING DirectJoseph J. Grano, Jr., Former CEO and Chairman, UBS PaineWebber
Education
Jeffrey H. Cohen, CEO, Sylvan Learning Dr. N. Gerry House, CEO, Student Achievement Peter J. Cohen, CEO, Educate Inc. Scott Ventrella, Founder, Me Inc. Richard Kahan, Founder/CEO, The Urban Assembly James E. Whaley, President, Siemens Foundation Dr. Lou Anna Simon, President, MSU Jeffrey H. Cohen, CEO, Sylvan LearningDr. N. Gerry House, CEO, Student AchievementPeter J. Cohen, CEO, Educate Inc.Scott Ventrella, Founder, Me Inc.Richard Kahan, Founder/CEO, The Urban AssemblyJames E. Whaley, President, Siemens Foundation Dr. Lou Anna Simon, President, MSU
Source: The CEO Show
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Photography Tips from BetterPhoto.com
Jim Miotke, the President and Founder of BetterPhoto.com, was inspired to explore Web publishing in early 1996, when a friend shared her experiences creating an online college thesis. With a unique major that combined American studies and high technology, she was required to publish her final project on the Web. Seeing this was all Jim needed to become totally inspired, diving whole-heartedly into Web development.
However, Jim did not want to simply create another personal home page. He listened to the wisdom: "Write about what you love" and, since he had a passion for photography, Jim published a brief article - his Top Ten Photography Tips on photography. The rest, as they say, is history. This short article served to launch what was to become the premier educational Web site on photography.
Jim's mission is to provide honest answers to budding photographers everywhere. He got his first serious camera - a Pentax ME Super - in 1984 and started shooting professionally in 1994. He now primarily shoots stock, travel, and wildlife photography. See Jim's Basic BetterPholio™ Photo Gallery or Deluxe BetterPholio™ Photographer Web Site to learn more.
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Saturday, December 5, 2009
10,000 Photos Prepared for Scanning in 2-Minutes Using Kodak Technology at ScanMyPhotos.com. Order Online
10,000 Photos Prepared for Scanning in 2-Minutes Using Kodak Technology at ScanMyPhotos.com
Order online at ScanMyPhotos.com: Pay just $579.00 for six prepaid ScanMyPhotos.com boxes, holds more than 10,000 standard photos
(Irvine, CA) That’s a big number, but according to The Photo Preservation Center, "many households collectively have more than 10,000 analogy photo snapshots stored away in shoeboxes."
The problem was how to safely and affordably have an entire family’s generation of pictures scanned? To help promote photo scanning and solve the challenge, The Photo Preservation Center launched The Great American Photo Scanning Project - see link.
The solution was 19-years in the making by ScanMyPhotos.com founders, Mitch Goldstone and Carl Berman. As well-known leaders in the photo imaging industry, their Irvine, Calif-based company, founded in 1990, has commercialized digital imaging services, including pioneering the super-fast photo scanning service by utilizing Eastman Kodak Company Document Imaging scanners and Kodak Capture software.
"Now, generations of family photos are prepared for scanning in under 2-minutes. That’s all it takes to click on ScanMyPhotos.com and order the new prepaid fill-the-box Family Generation Collection service," said Goldstone . Then, just like the famed Kodak slogan, "You Press the Button We Do the Rest," the newest service includes safely sending out six U.S. Postal Service Priority Mail prepaid boxes - holding more than 10,000 standard photographs that consumers pack and drop off at their local Post Office; ScanMyPhotos.com does the rest with same day scanning and return.
The ScanMyPhotos.com Family Generation Collection includes
- Pay just $579.00 for six prepaid boxes that combined hold 10,000 standard photo snapshots,
- Same day fulfillment, scanning and return of the completed DVDs and original photos,
- All Shipping and handling included,
- One set of DVD data discs that archives each jpeg (300 dpi) image,
More info, see ScanMyPhotos.com and daily updates on its Tales from the World of Photo Scanning Blog [Blog.ScanMyPhotos.com].
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A photo greeting and invitation card is a great way to send your customized year-round wishes along with a photograph to your family and friends.
Click here and follow the prompts to create your very own custom ScanMyPhotos.com 4x8" photo greeting card in seconds. It's the fewest clicks to card creation on the Internet.
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Oprah Winfrey Would Love This Inspirational Saga, Explains ScanMyPhotos.com
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IRVINE, Calif.--(Businesswire)--Two ways to get Oprah Winfrey’s attention and be recognized as one of her “Favorite Things.”
1) Write a press release;
2) Have an emotional story that shares an innovative and affordable way to digitally preserve generations of photo snapshots
During a recent European trip, destiny greeted Mitch Goldstone and Carl Berman as they dined on the Greek Island of Mykonos. At the next table was Bernard LaChance, a charismatic Canadian singer who shared his story about creativity attracting the interest of talk show superstar Oprah Winfrey.
See links to Mr. LaChance’s YouTube story:
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9DWJCTujSQw&feature=related
As an influential icon, Oprah Winfrey inspires millions. Her recent segment on LaChance was the type of emotional story of remarkable people with inventive talents that make people watch and cheer. The ScanMyPhotos.com story is magical in a different way. It inspires other businesses not to give up during challenging economic cycles and threatening technology transformations. “By reaching out to Oprah and hopefully becoming part of her “Favorite Things,” our story can rekindle entrepreneurial passion by others to also reinvent and recalibrate how they do business,” said Goldstone, President & CEO, ScanMyPhotos.com.
As the photo imaging industry shifted from film to digital, many businesses closed - a lifetime of dreams dissolved. Rather than giving up, Goldstone and Berman, founders of a retail photo center based in Southern California, persevered. They rode the wave of change and expanded their retail photo center into an international E-commerce company that digitally preserves and shares tens of millions of photo memories. For just $64.00, they digitally scan up to 1,000 photos; the prepaid fill-the-box service holds about 2,000 photos and includes all shipping with same day return for just $149.95.
Just as LaChance captured Oprah’s attention, ScanMyPhotos.com is hoping for an encore to also share its story on “The Oprah Winfrey Show.” By embracing change and reinventing every aspect of entrepreneurship,
ScanMyPhotos.com made a comeback and inspires others to never give up. Goldstone regularly addresses technology and trade associations; in October he will be in Germany to share insights on how to reinvent the photo imaging industry,
ScanMyPhotos.com is ranked 16th on the Web100.com Photography listing and was included as “The Best of LA 2009” by Los Angeles Magazine. David Pogue profiled ScanMyPhotos.com in his “Personal Tech” column in The New York Times. Scores of other profiles are referenced on the Web site. The company has trusted KODAK brand products since 1990 and credits the Eastman Kodak Company with pioneering new ways to share pictures in today’s all-digital world. “We launched an entirely new business by commercializing KODAK scanning technology, KODAK Photo Kiosks and KODAK APEX (Adaptive Picture Exchange) printing to provide innovative new products for our customers,” explained Goldstone.
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Tuesday, December 1, 2009
- Make something special in seconds. It's easy at ScanMyPhotos.com - 30 Minute Photos Etc. retail photo center in Orange County, California.
- There's always something new at the KODAK Picture Kiosk.
- Try our collage options. Makes a great gift.
- Create year-round photo greeting cards and invitations in seconds.
- Make simple edits like zoom, crop and remove "red- eye."
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- Make room for more holiday photos at ScanMyPhotos.com - 30 Minute Photos Etc. Click here to instantly order online.
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Saturday, November 28, 2009
1,000 FREE photo scans to DVD for Twitter, Facebook and other networks

FREE PHOTO SCANNING Through December 30, 2009. Here is one of those hidden treasures in appreciation for reading our blog and trusting ScanMyPhotos.com. Check back often for other super-special deals. The best word-of-mouth promotion is when we help each other. Just share your experience from having ScanMyPhotos.com preserve up to 1,000 4x6" photos and the scanning is on us. It is instant and free (same day scanning, mailed back nationwide) you just pay $19.95 for return S&H. Applies to domestic U.S. mail in-orders only - no walk-in or international orders.
What is the catch?

We just ask that you post a candid review of your experience on one of the leading social networking sites. Are you a Facebook-aholic? Mad about MySpace? Flocking to Flickr? Batty for Blogger? Typing on Twitter? Thinking on Wordpress? Well, good for you, because ScanMyPhotos.com is again offering its popular free photo scanning just for social network lovers. Current members of Twitter®, Facebook®, MySpace®, Blogger®, WordPress® and Flickr® can have up to 1,000 4×6" non-copyrighted photos scanned and saved digitally without any charge for the service. Network socialites still have to pay $19.95 for shipping and handling. This super affordable and fast photo scanning service alone usually costs $64.00.
Have a question? Reach us on the free 24/7 Live Support help desk
Mitch Goldstone, president and CEO of ScanMyPhotos.com explained that online networkers get such a rich deal because they “represent the most cutting-edge and innovative group of consumers. Just like ScanMyPhotos.com, they are tech-savvy and are always seeking to catch the next wave of excitement and help create the type of buzz that launched the iPhone and other popular Internet-age products and compelling services."
The deal ends on December, 30th and cannot be applied to prior orders and only can be used for standard photographic print scans and domestic U.S. mail-in orders only, this discount towards walk-in orders will not be honored, please don't even ask. However, you certainly can add on all types of other innovative paid services, like our:
- Photo Soap (Photo Enhancement)
- Extreme Backup
- Photo Index Book
- Additional DVDs
- Image Rotation
- Photo Scanning in Specified Order
- Kodak Picture Movie DVD
- ScanMyPhotos.com E-Gift Certificate
Free photo scanning applies only to current members of Twitter, Facebook, MySpace, WordPress, Blogger and Flickr to scan up to 1,000 4x6" non-copyrighted photo snapshots, plus pay standard shipping and handing fee of $19.95. Valid only for direct mail customers in the U.S. Limited to one complimentary scanning service per person / address. Cannot be combined with other orders. Expires on November 30, 2009. The completed official order form must accompany your mailed in photos (no walk-in free scanning service is available).
Click here for complete, mandatory packing instructions
Photographs must comply with ordering requirements and be loose, non-copyrighted, out of envelopes and albums and without any sticky glue, curls, non-horizontal or standard Polaroid-type shapes, or other conditions that would impede scanning.
See blog for more info: Tales from the World of Photo Scanning
To start, click here to download the official order form
You must fulfill your end of the deal by writing a blog-posting to review your experience on one of those social networking sites mentioned above within ten-days after receiving your completed order, or you will be charged the $64.00 scanning fee.
ScanMyPhotos.com pioneered a new way to affordably and quickly digitize millions of analog pictures by commercializing KODAK imaging scanners.
Website: ScanMyPhotos.com
Blog: Tales from the World of Photo Scanning
Any questions, ask away on the company's free 24/7 Live Support help desk
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Friday, November 27, 2009
Super-Fast Photo Scanning
This is the reason why most orders ScanMyPhotos.com receives are generated from referrals. Most people have generations of family photos stacked in shoeboxes, not hundreds, but thousands of photo memories. You can visit the ScanMyPhotos.com headquarters, or mail us your photos; the fee is just $64.00 to scan up to 1,000 pictures. All requirements for preparing your photos are listed here. Our Option #2 service is international and has several extra
features. Click here for more info.This Option #1 box holds about 2,000 standard 4x6" pictures. For complete info on how to order and prepare your photos for our flat-rate, pay just $149.95 fee, click here. When you buy two boxes, the third is free (must choose three boxes when ordering). This means we can scan about 6,000 4x6" pictures for just $299.90. No tax for orders outside California and valid only for domestic U.S. orders. Super-fast- super-easy and we return your photos and the DVD data disc on the same day it is received. Your prepaid boxes is also mailed out the same business day it is received. We are super-fast and super-efficient. That's how we have been operating our business since 1990. And, with super-careful service too.
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Wednesday, November 25, 2009
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Tuesday, November 24, 2009
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Sunday, November 22, 2009
NEW SPECIAL 50% DISCOUNT: How to scan APS: Unlimited Advantix - APS film scanning $4.98 per roll, how can I view my APS Advantix film on the computer?
Although APS (Advanced Photo System) film is analog, you can easily have it converted to digital images and stored on your computer. ScanMyPhotos.com are experts in professionally preserving, photos, slides and film, which includes APS film formats.

- Pay just $4.98 to scan previously developed APS film, any roll size, from 15 exp, 25 exp and 40 exp APS film cartridges to jpeg digital files. ScanMyPhotos.com provides super-fast service and archives up to 6 rolls of film onto one DVD
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- Includes color and density corrections

- Kodak Digital Ice Software enhancements for color APS film
- Same day scanning service applies
- Your APS film negatives are scanned at 2000 dpi which outputs at about 500dpi @ 4x6 (2000x3000 pixels, or 6MP)
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Wednesday, November 18, 2009
HOLIDAY SPECIAL - Pay One Price All Inclusive Photo Scanning

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Tuesday, November 17, 2009
How to Scan 35mm Mounted Slides to DVD?
Click here to go directly to the ScanMyPhotos.com website
On an independent Blog post on Yedda by writer Avi Charkham, he asks: " What's the best way to scan slides? I have many slides I took 15 years ago in Tibet. I had a glance at them yesterday and figured I really wanted to convert them to digital format. What's the best way to do that?"
For complete info, see this page. With same day turn-around get all your 35mm mounted slides scanned and mailed back the same day. Make sure you have Kodak Digital ICE Software enhanced slide scans and confirm that each image's color and density corrections are included. .
At ScanMyPhotos.com, we digitally preserve your 35mm mounted color slides as jpeg files saved onto digital DVDs or CDs. You slides are professionally scanned at 2000 dpi which outputs at 500dpi @ 4x6 (2000x3000 pixels, or 6MP).
Custom 35mm mounted slide scanning from ScanMyPhotos.com
35mm Slide Scan Prices (cost per slide) NEW LOWER RATES AS OF 9-13-09
Quantity...2000dpi..................4000dpi
500-1499.....0.65.........................1.34
1500+...........0.49.........................1.09 [BEST VALUE]
Click here to see a sample of our scanned slides
To order slide scanning by mail, please fill out the order form and include with your order.
More info, see ScanMyPhotos.com
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Friday, November 13, 2009
8mm and Super 8 Digital Transfer to DVD From ScanMyPhotos.com
Just for you! ScanMyPhotos.com has added another custom photo preservation service, 8mm and Super 8 transfer to DVD. Much like ph
otos, slides and negatives, your old home movies fade over time. Converting them to DVD is the quickest and easiest way to ensure that your treasured movies are preserved for the next generation.We've made it easy for you to convert your old ree
ls of film to DVD. Simply gather up your 8mm and Super 8 reels, as many as you wish, fill out the order form and send it all in. We will take care of the rest. Each DVD will hold up to 2 hours of video and we will fit as many reels onto one DVD as possible. Preservation is the key with any family history and home movies are a vital part of a family heritage. Dust off those old movies and bring them into the 21st century.
Film Reel Size - Price (per reel)
3" reel (about 50' of film) $8.00
4" reel (about 100') 16.00
5" reel (about 200') 24.00
6" reel (about 300') 32.00
7" reel (about 400') 40.00
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Thursday, November 12, 2009
How To Restore Old Photos: Pay One Price Photo Restoration
Among your generations of photo snapshots, do you also have those extra-special family heirlooms that are fading away, torn or need a major make-over? ScanMyPhotos.com and its photo restoration experts do magic.
Awhile back, USA Today's Jefferson Graham, visited with us and had ScanMyPhotos.com digitally restore a photo that meant the world to his wife. She shared such a powerful story about why this tattered and torn photo needed to come back to life. All restoration stories are equally as emotional a
nd the reason why the photo imaging business is so enjoyable and important.
For more info on ScanMyPhotos.com and the Photo Restoration services, click here.
Click here to view more ScanMyPhotos.com photo restoration samples.
BEFORE OUR MAGIC PHOTO RESTORATION
[Picture restoration for Jefferson Graham]
Let us restore and enhance your vintage photographs into works of art to be enjoyed and preserved for generations. Old pictures fade and degrade with time. Fix old and damaged photos with our custom professional Kodak-quality photo restoration today from 30 Minute Photo Etc. Since 1990, our customers have trusted us with all their photographic and now digital imaging services. You are about to find out why.
Any photo restoration is now only $39.95, with a 20-day turnaround. Faster turn-around times available at an additional cost (see below). Additional print sizes on Kodak photo paper are available. Add tax for CA residents only (7.75%). All major credit cards accepted. Due to the custom nature of this work, no discounts, online gift certificates, or promo codes are valid for any restoration work.
See a few samples of before and after.
Find out how easy it is have your photos restored. Ready to order and upload your images, click here. This is also ideal for restoring those special pictures that were recently scanned by ScanMyPhotos.com
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Feedback: What People Are Saying About ScanMyPhotos.com
Dear Scan My Photos,
I recently sent in several boxes in your prepaid plan... In all cases our photos were carefully scanned and quickly returned. The discs worked without fail (and quickly) making our transition to 100% photos on the computer very easy. I have told many friends and family members about your great service.
Thank you!
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Wednesday, November 11, 2009
"Operation Photo Scan" Offers 1,000 Free Photo Scans for Military Families
Called "Operation Photo Scan," ScanMyPhotos.com will scan and digitally archive onto a DVD up to 1,000 4"x6" photos for military families at no charge. The normal charge of $64 will be waived. The only cost will be the company's standard $19.95 shipping and handling fee; most orders are returned the same day.
"As we prepare for the holiday season, we want the power of family pictures, especially those generations of analog snapshots, to be shared in today's all-digital world to help boost morale and signal that American businesses are grateful for our military's service to our nation," said Mitch Goldstone, President and CEO of ScanMyPhotos.com. Goldstone explained that his customer, who is also a Vietnam Veteran, suggested this program.
Over the past 20 years, the retail and international Ecommerce photo service founded several other grassroots campaigns, including "Operation Photo," where used digital cameras were donated to military families. Background, see link: http://www.scanmyphotos.com/news.html
How to receive up to 1,000 free 4"x6" photos scanned to DVD:
1) Click on this link for complete instructions and include a copy with your order. Only valid for domestic U.S. non APO/FPO addresses. [http://www.scanmyphotos.com/orderform/freemilitary.html]
2) Orders must be postmarked by December 5, 2009. Valid only for active and veteran U.S. military families.
A menu of 100s of additional paid photo imaging services are available, including photo greeting cards, custom picture memory albums, Kodak Picture Movie DVDs and photo restoration services.
ScanMyPhotos.com is a well-known leader in the photo imaging industry. In 2005 it founded "Operation Photo," which collected and distributed used digital cameras to families of deployed service members.
Founded in 1990, ScanMyPhotos.com trusts Kodak technology to professionally scan more than 45 million images to enable families to save and share generations of photo memories. A New York Times article said that "ScanMyPhotos service could turn out to be the best [$64] plus shipping you'll ever spend."
[source: Businewsswire]
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Monday, November 9, 2009
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