



If you are looking for the best transfer of 8mm film to DVD, you've found it. We use the world's best professional motion picture film scanners and Datacine machines for your 8mm, Super 8, 16mm and 35mm film. Damaged sprocket holes? Shrunk film? No problem. These professional film scanners are roller based so they don't use the sprocket holes and have laser frame alignment to get 100% of the frame no matter how shrunk it is. If you have 16mm or 35mm film click here.
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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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At Video Conversion Experts, we specialize in transferring 8mm film to DVD. During this process, we also restore your old footage using our signature scan and restoration technology. We specialize in 8mm film, with the majority of our customers restoring 8mm film that is 40 to 60 years old.
No other company in the United States has the equipment and the technology to restore old 8mm films with the level of integrity and image clarity that we provide. If you want the best possible end result, you can't beat our Pro HD and Pro 2K packages. These packages include our Pro Hollywood Restoration technology, which employs the same techniques used by the major studios and broadcast companies.
The Pro Hollywood Restoration technology addresses several key issues. Over time, your old 8mm films deteriorate. If you don't do something to preserve them, you run the risk of losing them entirely. We scour every single frame of your old movies, looking for scratches, grainy images, and places where the color has faded or become distorted. Our Pro 2K package features an additional level of color correction and removal of surface defects that makes it ideal for high definition formats.
The majority of film transfer companies out there today don't provide a fraction of the restoration services we offer. These companies employ a system that produces a delayed correction of your film. Rather than seeing consistent improvements in the look of your film, this process produces changes over the course of several frames. When you consider how important your old films are, it just makes sense to spend a little extra on restoring them to their best possible condition before you transfer 8mm film to DVD.

