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And now, you can go beyond just preserving your family's irreplaceable memories — because Video Conversion Experts can not only transfer your fragile 8mm,
Super 8, 16mm film, 35mm slides and aging videotape, we can restore it to it's original clarity or better* so your family will cherish the unforgettable moments for generations to come.
To learn more, see our exclusive
Film Transfer Technology,
Slide Transfer Technology, or
Video Transfer Technology.
We are the leading 8mm, Super 8 and 16mm film transfer and 35mm slide transfer lab in the
world. It is our restoration technology that sets us apart. No one else
offers anything like it, and the results are stunning! See our
film transfer product offerings
for your movie films from the 1930's through the 1980's. For your 35mm
slides see our slide transfer processes. For any kind
of video tape from the 1980's to present, see our
video tape transfer products.
Digitally transferring your film to DVD, slides or video tape will be one of the most important things you do — for yourself, your family, your kids ... and your kids' kids!
This can be an expensive undertaking. But remember, we're talking about preserving priceless memories that cannot be replaced.
Right now, get up to 35% off until
This is an excellent opportunity to pass your precious memories to your family's newest generation.
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We can transfer Super 8 film, 16mm film and 8mm film to DVD, AVI
files, Blu-Ray DVD, HDV, HD-AVI and uncompressed HD. We can also
transfer slides to DVD, JPG and TIFF files, and we transfer video tapes
to DVD and AVI files.
8mm Film to DVD, Slides to CD and Video Tape to DVD are the most common
transfers we perform. Our 16mm, Super 8 and 8mm film conversion
services are available throughout the United States and around the
world. We are not only known for our high end film conversion services
but also for the restoration technologies we use to make our film
conversion services the best in the business.
8mm film to DVD, Super 8 film to DVD and 16mm film to DVD are the most
common film transfer services we perform. 8mm film to DVD and Super 8
film to DVD are the most challenging because the frame size is so
small. Our high definition 8mm film transfer service is designed to get
all of the details from a 8mm film to DVD transfer. For more
information on our 8mm film to DVD, Super 8 film to DVD and 16mm film
to DVD services, click
here.
*Quality of film transfer
(for example 8mm film to DVD, VHS to DVD, etc.) and restoration is dependent upon condition of existing film stock and/or videotape; severely deteriorated original materials may be beyond the reach of even the most sophisticated restoration
methods. To learn more, see our 16mm, Super 8 or 8mm
Film Transfer Technology,
Slide Transfer Technology
or
Video Transfer Technology.
From Our Film Transfer and Video Conversion Blog:
Can my 8mm film to DVD be put back on film?:Once your 8mm film to DVD has been restored and completed, there are companies that can put that video back on film. But, be careful, the DVD from the 8mm film to DVD film transfer is highly compressed.... More |
Does my 8mm film that I want to put to DVD degrade over time?:Many times we get asked if 8mm film that the customer wants to convert to DVD degrades over time. They haven’t been able to view the films for years or decades and aren’t sure if it is worth the effort and money to transfer the 8mm film to DVD.... More |
External Resources:
Kodachrome processing ends:As published by Dwayne's Photo... On June 22, 2009, Kodak announced the final manufacturing run of Kodachrome 64, the last remaining Kodachrome film. Dwayne’s Photo plans to continue processing Kodachrome films through the end of December 2010. As long as supplies last, Dwayne's will continue to offer Kodachrome film for sale. This is a sad occasion for us, as we’re sure it is for many of you. While we understand the business realities driving Kodak’s decision, we are still sorry to see the film go. Kodachrome was truly an icon of the 20th century and has certainly been a very important part of Dwayne’s business for many years. Once it’s gone, nothing will ever capture “those nice bright colors” in quite the same way. We want to say thank you to all the customers who have been loyal to Kodachrome and to us over the years. More at Dwayne's Photo ... More |
$100 Film Festival call: The $100 Film Festival has announced its call for entries for the 2010 event, it's 18th incarnation. Only screening films shot on 8 and 16mm, only from print and only those under 22 minutes, the $100 Film Festival has established itself as one of the premiere film-only events on the circuit. For full details on how to enter (which is free) can be found at the festival website, part of the Calgary Society of Independent Filmmakers. Entries are due by 1st December 2009.  ... More |
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