Slowly but surely, we are converting our samples over to Vimeo.com.

Video below uploaded by customer, competitor in comparison.

This blog shows you how easy it is to upload 8mm, Super 8 or 16mm movie film to YouTube.

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Make a testimonial video for Got Memories and we will Paypal you $25 cash or a $50 transferable gift certificate with no expiration date! Why do we pay for testimonials? Because we value your time! I know from my own great experiences as a consumer when I have an outstanding experience, I always say, man, I want to tell the world about that place and then as the days, weeks pass, you forget, but if they said, 'Hey Phil, here's $25' I'd be all over it!! ... AND even more happier that they understood how human beings function and the value of my time!!

It DOES NOT have to be fancy, JUST like below, RAW & REAL please, take it with your webcam, cell phone, whatever, it's so easy to upload to YouTube these days from cams, iPhones and such.
This is a 'secret' link, only select customers are seeing this page, do not forward, blog or post on Facebook.

Please contact us before you make a video, we have a limited monthly budget of $250, so that's 10 videos a month.
All videos have to be approved before we Paypal you.


Questions & Topics:
1. How you found us & why you chose Got Memories.
2. What you had transferred and the quantity,
3. Quality of the actual transfer,
4. Customer service experience.
5. How you felt watching the old movies again
6. Why people should transfer and use Got Memories

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If you would like to purchase online immediately, the URL's are below for film and video tapes.
*If you do mispurchase on our webstore, don't worry! We check inventory upon receiving and either refund or charge accordingly once in house. We call you either way to get the okay from you before proceeding....in other words, we are very easy going!

Webstore URLs:

Film Transfer

Video & Camcorder tapes

Many thanks!

Gotmemories.com Team
(602)438-4381

Q: The film image is very dark, red-orange with hardly any other color, and
streaky. What happened?
A:The camera was threaded incorrectly, with the dark side and not the
light side towards the lens.

Q: The film is all biased orange/red and excessively warm. Why?
A: Either daylight balance film was used under movie lights without a
filter, or else the correct tungsten balance film was used indoors but
with the daylight correction (#85, or type A) filter wrongly in place.*

Q:The film is all biased purple/blue and excessively cold. Why?
A:Either tungsten balance film was used outdoors without the daylight
correction (No. 85 or type A) filter, or else the correct daylight
balance film was used outdoors but with the tungsten correction (type
80B) filter wrongly in place.*


*Color movie film used to be made in two types: Daylight and Type A.
Daylight gave fine color when exposed with sunlight outdoors. Type A
gave fine color when exposed with short-lived (3 hour) photo flood lights
indoors. Type A also gave fine color when exposed with sunlight outdoors
through a Type A (No. 85) daylight conversion filter. Any other
combination gave bad color. Additionally the film would come out
greenish under fluorescent lights or mercury streetlights, pure yellow
under sodium streetlights, bluish on a cloudy day or in the shade, and
yellowish if filming with ordinary household light bulbs.

Projecting off-color film directly might not look so bad, compared to a
video transfer. This is because: 1. Movies are projected in the dark so
your eyes will adapt to it somewhat, while video is viewed with the room
lights on so your eyes will not adapt. 2. Movie screens are generally
not as bright as a TV set and your eyes are then not as sensitive to
color problems. 3. Video does not have the latitude that your eye and
color film have, so if the color is too far off it will saturate the
color signal and gradations in color will disappear. You can best judge
a films color over a white light box to give you a reference white,
not using a projector.

Reviews on websites have always been suspect. At Got Memories, our reviews are real, some
customers have taken a lot of effort in educating the public about film transfers, and usually because they
have gone through a lot of grief elsewhere and have become raving fans of Got Memories.
That's our goal, not a satisfied customer, but to create RAVING FANS!!

Below are shocking pictures & video of how companies are converting film. You'll see on every website, self congratulating write ups about how amazing their product is, different levels of quality, descriptions about the marvels of their technology, but in the end, it's all complete lies. Setups are like this across the industry. To weed out them out, ask these two simple questions:
1. Can you provide me with a video of your equipment and how you convert film?
2. Can I come to your place of business and view your equipment and process?
If businesses are unwilling to fulfill these two SIMPLE requests, they are converting film like below. No excuses, do not converse any longer, just hang up! At Got Memories, we show you exactly how we convert film, the ONLY company that shows you how it's done.
Some of the best known companies that Costco & Wal Mart uses project film onto a wall!