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FamilySearch is uniquely positioned to organize indexing projects in a wide variety of languages and with a broad base of affiliates. This is something that few other organizations can currently accomplish on the same scale. FamilySearch recognizes the need to provide indexed records on every continent and in every country for the most valuable genealogical records. | FamilySearch is uniquely positioned to organize indexing projects in a wide variety of languages and with a broad base of affiliates. This is something that few other organizations can currently accomplish on the same scale. FamilySearch recognizes the need to provide indexed records on every continent and in every country for the most valuable genealogical records. | ||
== FamilySearch Digital Imaging == | |||
The FamilySearch team currently has nearly 150 digital cameras in the field. These cameras, coupled with about 50 existing microfilm cameras continually image records of genealogical value throughout the world. | The FamilySearch team currently has nearly 150 digital cameras in the field. These cameras, coupled with about 50 existing microfilm cameras continually image records of genealogical value throughout the world. | ||