Envision Video is a fantastic place to … Envision Video is a fantastic place to get all of your transfers done be it vhs, slides, betamax, or what have you. They are a professional team which is very knowledgeable in the transfer industry and can provide comprehensive explanations of all their services. Reasonable turnaround time and fair prices put them above the rest. I will be using them for all of my future transfer projects. I highly recommend them. Clean cut and professional.

Excellent Film Transfer Service Envision helped our family convert a trove of old film stock from our grandtather's basement into easy-to-watch DVDs that we have now shared with cousins and siblings across the country. The quality, service, and price were excellent.

Envision provides great service It was a great experience dealing with Envision from start to finish. Not only they provide excellent customer service, they are one of the most technically skilled video specialists with advanced tech equipment. They were able to transfer our old family videos from VHS tapes to digital files tackling such challenges as audio tracking issue which other shops were not able to handle. And the price was reasonable. Kudos

Home Movies from the 40s and 50s Envision did a fine job placing some very old film on to CD disc. They took their time and paid attention to detail. I was pleasantlly surprised at the final result. Also, they are very fair with pricing. I highly recommend this establishment.

Envision provides excellent services in a friendly manner. I choose Envision because they offered a variety of duplication services at good prices (in part due to the holiday sales offering). They duplicated about 12 super 8 movie tapes for me, which were 25+ years old. I recieved my digital copies in a timely manner & somehow I managed to corrupt the memory stick. They tried to help me over the phone, even calling me after hours offering possible fixes to try. In the end Envision downloaded me a new stick to fix the problem. They were great to deal every step of the way. I ended up signing up to scan 1,000 photos to continue my effort to archive family photos and movies.