Film to DVD – Keys to a Successful Conversion
Your priceless film to DVD conversion deserves the utmost care, which demands that the correct process produces the very best home movie conversion.
- Insist on the very finest equipment! Today’s technology includes custom-made machines that:?
A) Do not use the delicate sprockets on your film, which prevents further damage. No sprockets, claws, or pinch rollers should touch your film, which results in no damage conversion by design.
B) We use professional-quality film scanners for the best conversion possible.
- Clean every frame of every reel in a project, which requires microfiber cleaning cloths and antistatic cleaner designed specifically for 8mm and 16mm Film.
- When converting film, capture every frame, not a percentage of them. Consequently, your scan turns into the best quality video, as opposed to projecting film into another camera.
- Most film color fades over time, caused by poor lighting and exposure settings. Insist on color and exposure correction, including both capture-based and post-capture editing correction for back lighting and color.
- Leader and unexposed film at the beginning and end of each reel need to be removed electronically after the scan so that you have the cleanest version possible of your final project.
Supported Formats
- 8mm Film to DVD
- 16mm Film to DVD
- Super 8 Film to DVD
Click HERE if you prefer to transfer to digital rather than DVD. If you do choose DVD, the best backup is a digital copy. Burn new DVDS from the backup and share the videos worldwide without making DVD copies. If you choose digital videos, edit them to create the perfect movie.
Film to DVD: Get Started
- Call or text Jamey: 720 204-5464
- Set an appointment (every project receives my personal attention)
- Drop off your tapes (and records, cassettes, slides, or negatives, too)
- Pick up your new digitized video in a week or less.