Preserving your family history has never been easier. In this video, I take you inside my experience using the new Ancestry Preserve service from Ancestry to digitize and preserve old home movies, VHS tapes, film reels, photographs, slides, negatives, documents, and audio recordings. While I personally focused on video and film transfers for this project, the service handles much more than that. I’ll walk you through how the process works, what it costs, what I liked about it, and a few improvements I’d love to see Ancestry make in the future.
This video is not sponsored by Ancestry and all opinions are my own. While Ancestry did later help cover part of my digitization project after learning I was creating this video, I had already started the process myself because I genuinely wanted to see how the service worked and whether it was worth it for genealogists and families preserving their memories.
We’ll also talk about why preserving your family history NOW matters before aging tapes, film, slides, negatives, and audio recordings deteriorate beyond recovery. Whether you want to preserve photographs, documents, VHS tapes, 8mm film, slides, or audio cassettes, this video will help you decide if Ancestry Preserve is right for you.
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