8mm, Super 8, and 16mm Film to DVD Transfers
Did you know your old family home movies won't last much longer?
As you read this ad the dyes that make up the pictures in your film are fading and discoloring and the film itself is deteriorating, becoming brittle, and possibly stained and torn. Have you ever thought of how convenient it would be to be able to pop a DVD in your player and play your home movies like a regular DVD? Or how easy it would be to have copies made so you can send them to all your family for Christmas?
We have many years of experience in transferring film to DVD. Our film transfer service includes cleaning of the film, frame-by-frame capture at 100% frame resolution, color correction, and DVD cover, label, and menu.
We use a top-of-the-line telecine machine that is unlike any other on the market because it captures your images at 100% it's original size (we don't project it on the wall and video tape it or enlarge the frame and capture it). This means you get the best picture possible. Plus, since we capture frame-by-frame you don't get any vertical pull-down or flicker in your picture like you get when you project the image normally.
We also offer to our customers for $9.99 (or for free with more than 150 ft. transfer) a miniDV digital back-up of your footage. Your DVD could get scratched, broken, lost, or even wear out after time. With this miniDV back-up your footage is digitally preserved (won't lose any picture quality over time) and can be taken to any video production company and made into a DVD.
For 8mm and Super 8 film to DVD transfers we charge for each foot of film we receive. You can tell how many feet of film you have by measuring the diameter of the reel.
3 inch reel... 50 ft.
4 inch reel... 100 ft.
5 inch reel... 200 ft.
6 inch reel... 300 ft.
7 inch reel... 400 ft.
Our promotional price (Good through October 31st 2007) is as follows:
$0.35 + tax per foot of 8mm and Super 8 film
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