DVD Slideshows are available at a starting price of $50. This covers 25 images, including any light digital cleaning, cropping and other preparations. Additional images over 25 are assessed at $1 each over the $50 base price. 50 images would be assed at $75. You also choose which images will be used for all graphics placement.
This price provides two complete packages, including a custom label, DVD case, and other considerations. You walk away with two complete packages, including a DVD and a separate disc of images for printing included in each package. Click here for sample images of these packages.

The following is a guide to help the customer understand a few basic procedures that will aid in the preparation of images to be included in a DVD Slideshow.

(Timeline = A specific or preferred order in which the images will be presented in the final video production. The "sequence of events," as it is more commonly known.)

---Timeline considerations;

All images must be chronologically noted/indicated for production.
If no timeline is desired, random order is suitable and accepted, and will be preferred.

After discussion of chronological/timeline preferences is completed, and a specific timeline sequence is accepted, the client will be responsible for preparing the photos for this consideration. After this discussion, the client will be assessed an hourly fee for any hands on help that may be provided by Centennial Restorations with setting up a timeline for the final DVD/Video. If there is no help needed, production will move forward. Please take care of the timeline indications before the images are submitted to the project in order to expedite production and avoid needless costs. I can give you plenty of advice over the phone or by E-Mail to help make this procedure simple and quick.

---Notes of indication for timeline considerations;

DO NOT write on the backs of the images. This can damage the images. It will leave dents which can be seen on the front of the photos. "Sticky Notes" are accepted and preferred. DO NOT attach the "Sticky Notes" to the images BEFORE writing on the "Sticky Note." Attach the "Sticky Notes" to the backs of the images AFTER writing on them.

The very least bit of info on the "Sticky Notes" should just be a number.  Keep a tablet with corresponding numbers to the images and record any detailed information on this tablet for each image needing info. Be short and simple with definitions. Details 'per image' will be discussed when the images are inspected. I may even call you on your phone for any missing details after I have looked everything over.

These guidelines can help move the client project forward at a quick pace, and help the client avoid needless charges. This is especially helpful if there is a large group of photos, and/or an impending date of production and you may be running short on time.

Call 423.227.2324 for information and ideas.