Do you have have loads of family photos, particularly from a few generations ago, stuck in a drawer or a box in the attic that you would love to have digitized and organized? This site claims to be the best possible place to digitize your old, invaluable family photos. You send your photos to them (for free!), they digitize them, and then they send them to you on a CD/DVD. You can also see the photos on your online photo gallery and share them with family and friends (you can also order reprints from the gallery). Simple. They even crop, remove red eye, and do color corrections. Best of all, they have a guarantee of 100% satisfaction. It costs about $.48 for a paper photo conversion. But, as Visa says, some things -- like old family photos -- are priceless.
ScanDigital is the first and only service to give you your photos on CD/DVD as well as in your own free and unlimited online gallery. You can organize your photos, share with loved ones and order reprints and other great photo products.
Everyone has old, fraying photos that need to be organized and digitized.
Why are they not getting better traffic to their site? How are they marketing this service (they should be targeting web sites that create family reunions and parties for grandparents, etc)? Are people afraid of losing their photos in the mail? Is their pricing competitive with photo stores that offer this service?
