Regular 8, Super 8 and 16mm were three popular film formats used by film enthusiasts and families to record their home movies from the 1930’s to the late 1970’s.
You can enjoy your old home movies once again by having them transferred to a DVD disc to watch on TV (with the appropriate player) or a digital file saved to a USB drive (aka: flash drive or thumb drive) that can be viewed on a computer or “Smart TV.”
The original sound from your Super 8 and 16mm film is included in your transfer at no additional cost.
Method Of Transfer
The method we use to transfer film is “Direct Aerial Transfer.” Telecine projectors are specifically designed to synchronize film to video producing a flicker-free image. Multiplexers allow us to focus directly on the film as it passes through the film gate providing sharp images. High quality studio cameras capture the film image – resulting in the least amount of color and sharpness loss. All film is carefully monitored by our technicians as it is transferred – assuring the film maintains best focus and brightness. The film does not need to be spliced onto larger reels for the transfer process. All film is returned to you on their original reels.
To view/print our Transfer Movies, Videotapes, Slides, Negatives & Prints to DVD Disc or Flash Drive price guide, CLICK HERE.
For more information or to schedule an appointment to review your home movie transfer needs – contact us TODAY through this link or call 440.748.6300 (NOTE: This is a landline so text messages won't come through.)
