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Michael Bay’s transformers was shot almost entirely in IMAX. Seeing an IMAX film is an experience like none other, with a screen so large it feels like you’re moving along with the movie. But how do they do it? 35mm film is the type of film found in movie theaters around the world, while IMAX film is twice the size at 70mm, offering about 8 times the resolution of regular film. IMAX films are shown on screens that are usually 52 feet by 72 feet, while regular theatre screens are about 19 feet x 42 feet. The large film size is needed to ensure that the image projected onto screens this large is crisp and clear: The aspect ratio of IMAX film is 2.20:1, while the aspect ratio of 35mm film is 2.35.1. 35mm film has an embedded soundtrack that can be seen on the film, between the perforations and …
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As VHS video players become more obsolete and people with large video collections realize they need to transfer their films over before they degrade in quality, transferring film to DVD becomes a more sought-after service. There are a multitude of online videos that teach you how to transfer your VHS tapes or older film reels onto DVDs as a do-it-yourself project. This is a neat idea, but not necessarily the best value for your money even when considering you’re doing it yourself. How a do-it-yourself film to dvd transfer works is a projector plays the film on a flat surface (such as a wall) and this projected image is recorded by a video camera. The video camera can then be plugged into your computer to burn the video onto a DVD, or your video camera may already have DVD-recording capabilities. We’ve written before on whether doing film-to-video transfers yourself …
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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 freely in the mechnism, so it reduces the chances of jamming. Before any transfer, we clean & check to see if your film needs repairs. For more information you can visit us at https://www.azureproduction.com
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