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Printed photos can be lost in seconds. A burst pipe, a house move, a damp loft, a toddler with felt tips, or even fading can erase the only visible copy of a family moment.

The home video war is usually told as a two-format fight. VHS won, Betamax lost, and the story ended there. But did it!

The year 1932 marked a turning point in amateur and professional filmmaking with Kodak's introduction of Standard 8 cine film

Your wedding day is one of the most important moments in life, captured on video to relive the joy and emotion for years to come. If your wedding video is still stored on a VHS tape, it is at risk of being lost forever.

The DVD once revolutionised how we watch movies and store data.

Elmo cine projectors earned a reputation that set them apart from many competitors.

The DVD once revolutionised how we watched movies and TV shows at home

The invention of 35mm slides transformed photography from a niche hobby into a powerful medium for sharing stories and memories

Magnetic videotapes hold precious memories, from family gatherings to important events.

Photography, invented in the 19th century, changed how people see and record the world

The year 1968 marked a turning point in home filmmaking with Kodak's introduction of Super 8 cine film

Your wedding day is one of the most important moments in life, and the video recording captures memories that last a lifetime.

Instant photography changed dramatically with the arrival of the Polaroid camera.

The world of film formats is often dominated by familiar sizes like 8mm, 16mm and 35mm. Yet, tucked away in the history of cinema lies the lesser-known 28mm cine film.

The battle between VHS and Betamax in the late 1970s and early 1980s shaped the future of home video entertainment.

Cathode Ray Tube (CRT) televisions once dominated living rooms worldwide. Their bulky design and curved screens were a common sight for decades.

TIVO was once a groundbreaking product that promised to change how people watched television

Home movies have long captured the intimate moments of family life, celebrations, and everyday experiences

Home movies have long captured precious moments, but for decades, they were silent. The invention of sound on stripe cine film changed that.

Photographs have always been a way to capture moments, but the method of preserving those images has evolved dramatically.