If you have had lots of rolls of film developed over the years, you were likely given negatives alongside your printed photos. Negatives typically come in a sheet or strip of transparent film and are a very important part of the photo printing process. Each negative, as its name suggests, contains a negative image that is used to create a positive print on photographic paper.
Have you ever held a negative up to the light? While you may be able to make out much of what is going on in each image, nothing can beat having the negative converted to a positive image – especially if the old photo that accompanied that negative is now lost. By digitizing old negatives, you can preserve those precious moments for many years to come. Converting to digital format means your photos can be viewed on digital devices including mobile phones, computers, tablets, and your TV. They can also be shared easily over email and social media.
