Transfer Films To

If you are looking for the best transfer of film to video, you've found it. We use professional motion picture film scanners 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.

Many people transfer film to video thanks to Video Conversion Experts. At Video Conversion Experts, we know how important your old films are to you, and we go the extra mile to protect your footage and produce a superior final product. No matter whether you're trying to preserve your heritage or you're looking for a uniquely personal gift, we can help bring those old films to life.

At Video Conversion Experts, we offer several different conversion packages for our customers to choose from. Our basic package is the Bronze package. Introduced in 1997, the Bronze package includes capturing the film, converting it to video, and creating a new medium for viewing such as DVD.

If you want to improve the overall look of your old films, our Silver package delivers exceptional image quality. This package includes our signature frame-by-frame transfer process. This process allows us to produce a sharper image with less glitches in the motion of the film.

The Gold package is one of our top-of-the-line transfer of film to video. This package includes our Hollywood Restoration process, which rivals movie industry transfer technology. Unlike the other packages, the Gold package includes single frame correction of your old films, resulting in a final product that is often better than the original. In addition to these three packages, we also offer a Platinum package, which allows you to transfer your film to a high definition format. No matter which package you select, you'll be reminded of your amazing investment every time you watch you old films and home movies on a more convenient medium such as DVD, BluRay, or HD-AVI, AVI or ProRes editing files.