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Number the boxes, cans or reels in the best order you can from 1 to X and we'll follow that order |
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SD Scan produces video 50-60% less quality than the film. |
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DVD, Blu-Ray - Good for TV viewing, not for editing |
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Estimate costs or order online here |
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Ship film and order form. We recommend Fedex 3-day air. |
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You can share your videos online if you choose the Online Vault Service |
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One of the best ways to preserve the life of your old home movies is to copy the film to DVD. Copying your old films to DVD is also a great way to make them more accessible to friends and family members. Most films are copied using a process called telecine. If you want the best possible image quality and resolution, Video Conversion Experts offers the best duplication and transfer services available to consumers today.
Copying videotape is one thing, but making a copy of film is quite another. At Video Conversion Experts, we specialize in providing our customers with so much more than a DVD copy of their old films. We take your films, and restore them to their original condition or better when possible.
Copying your film to DVD is a great way to slow down the damaging effects of time. The longer you let your old films sit on the shelf, the more the color fades, and the images become distorted. The condition of your film stock does affect the final DVD copy. No matter if your film is damaged or in fair condition, we can help you save it from further deterioration.
When you copy your films to DVD, you not only save them from ruin, but you also make it easier for people to view them. Many people make multiple DVD copies of their films. Duplicating your films is an affordable way of sharing treasured memories for years to come.

