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8mm 16mm 35mm movie film to DVDAll movie film transfers include:
  • Transfer to archival grade DVD that is not locked so you can make copies
  • Custom printed label on the DVD
  • Ability to transfer to hard drive for editing
  • Ability to view online
Estimating Footage and Approximate Time
Film Size
8mm Film
16mm Film
3 inch reel
50 feet - 3 minutes
50 feet - 1.5 minutes
4 inch reel
100 feet - 6 minutes
100 feet - 3 minutes
5 inch reel
200 feet - 12 minutes
200 feet - 6 minutes
6 inch reel
300 feet - 18 minutes
300 feet - 9 minutes
7 inch reel
400 feet - 24 minutes
400 feet - 12 minutes

How can we help?

Price per foot $0.22


Setup

Media Preparation*: 		Transfer to DVD that can be played in DVD player ($25)
Transfer to external hard drive to be used on a Mac ($25)
Transfer to external hard drive to be used on a PC ($25)

Media Type: 		8mm / Super 8mm
16mm

Media Format:: 		DVD/CD
Hard Drive (price TBD based on final quantities. You can also supply your own drive.)

Production Time: 		Standard (depends on current volume)
3 to 6 days [Add $0.15]
1 to 2 days [Add $0.30]

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Detailed Information
 
Movie Film Transfer

When we receive your reels in our studio, we take following steps:

Step 1. Cleaning the Films:
Whether you want to put your film to VHS, mini DV or DVD all films are cleaned. This is important because your film is saved from scratches that come in effect as your film passes through the converter. The hair and dust that come by during transfer process are cleaned using pressurized air blow. Your films are examined for any splicing need. We need a smooth transfer of films when passing through the converter. Each roll is passed separately through the machine.  We do not combine your reels.

Step 2. Processing:
The film is converted to a video signal and recorded initially to digital video (.DV) where it is then edited in full resolution.

Step3. Mastering:
Once the signal is processed, it can be mastered on

    a. Analogue tape - VHS
    b. Digital tape - MiniDV
    c. DVD or harddrive (.DV)


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