How
Our Memories Are Critically Important
Memories
are what make us who we are. They often form the lens through which we view and
interpret our world. Memories are also those primal triggers prompting us to take
the decisions we do, to act as we act and to passionately love as we love.
We
may be more than the sum of our memories but without them, we would struggle to
make sense of the world.
Now,
we can't remember everything. However, many of us
captured our family movements and life-defining event
on VHS videotape. With the technology available through
VHS
to Digital Sydney we can take steps to preserve
those magical moments so that when it comes the time
to look back, we have as many of those golden memories
on tape as we can via VHS
to DVD Sydney.
Memories
Trigger Our Deepest Held Emotions The
first thing to remember about memory is that the emotions we attach to our memories
are the most crucial aspect of memory. Memory triggers take a range of forms.
Sometimes it can be a certain smell that brings back a memory of a time, a place
or an experience. Sitting
down to a dish in a restaurant can transport you to your memory, as can the scent
of a memorable perfume in the way it reminds you of someone once close to you. All
memories come with emotion attached to them. Those emotions can range from nostalgia,
fondness and happiness through to anger, sadness and fear. These strong emotions
can linger with us the longest in our memory. These
emotions contribute to our learning experiences shaping how we make evaluate situations
and options, before arriving at a decision in the future. Digital
Memory Aids Remembering
every situation we've experienced or every major event is impossible. Unfortunately,
few of us have a memory that works like a video camera, permanently capturing
the moment for all eternity.
If
we remembered everything we have ever experienced and revisited those memories
every time we made a decision, it would dramatically slow our decision-making. We
remember a host of experience and many of those memories come flooding back to
us once prompted. Our learning is always selective and what we draw on from experience
tends to weigh more heavily than the fragment of memory itself. Moreover,
humans are visually cued. What we see has a significant impact on how we assess
a situation. This is why watching old videotapes can elicit such a broad range
of emotions. Of course, we still need to have access to the content on those old
VHS tapes to hang onto those memories. Help!
I Want To Remember! Clearly,
we can't remember everything. However, there is one simple way to ensure those
beautiful memories of our childhood for from our family life are available to
us to revisit once again. Our
old VHS tapes are like old friends who come to visit. We can both meet them on
our own or introduce them to our children. If we were fortunate enough to have
parents who were fond of videography or if we were ourselves interested in videoing
the world around us, we may have a potentially invaluable treasure trove of videotapes
languishing on a shelf or in a box somewhere. Many of our forgotten memories
are to be found hidden away on videotape. Like our own memories, these videotapes
can get blurry and a little foggy. Can you remember those family barbecues and
get-togethers? Can you remember your graduation day, which your parents caught
on video? Or playing in the park with your children? Final
Observation
Those
old VHS tapes enjoy a special place in our consciousness
where we can immerse ourselves in our life's memories.
Here thanks to the effectiveness of VHS
to Digital Sydney and VHS
to DVD Sydney we can relive those special moments
captured previously on videotape. That is why it is
so important that we embrace professional standard
digital transfer technology to store our precious
memories.


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