Super 8 film to DVD transfer service sample

  Here is another sample of a super 8mm film to DVD transfer that we do here. The machine we use is a advance sprocket less device. It has an LED light in which it won’t burn the film unlike a traditional projector. The speed is adjusted so that there is no flickering when the footage is being captured. We don’t go through any complicated box & mirror set-ups, so your footage is as clear as can be. The camera is locked down and about 4 inches away from the film giving superior transfer results at all times.

The difference between 8mm and Super 8 film

  8mm film arose during the depression when a cheaper film was needed to create home movies. The new 8mm film was the same as the original 16mm film, but with more perforations along each side. Only half the strip was used at one time, and when one half was complete the strip would be flipped over so the other half could be used. When filming was completed the film was cut in half, so filmmakers could get more film for the same price. Super 8 film, or Super 8mm film, came out in the 1960s and became an attractive […]

Kony 2012 – Korny 2012?

… Rosebell Kagumire, a Ugandan journalist specialising in peace and conflict reporting, said: “This paints a picture of Uganda six or seven years ago, that is totally not how it is today. It’s highly irresponsible”.

Regular 8mm Film to DVD Transfer

  Regular 8mm film transfer to DVD In this example, we show how our machine can safely transfer your old films to DVD. It is done without setting up boxes with mirrors, or projecting your film onto a wall and recording it with a camcorder which would create an unprofessional  flicker effect. We transfer your film straight to DVD. The camera is approximately 4″ away from the gate. We use low heat LED light technology, and sprocket free design so your film won’t be ripped apart if the sprockets were not set up properly. The machine was built with the film being fed through […]