Transferring 8mm Film to DVD - Digital Format
Background:
Awhile back my father gave me and old 8mm/Super 8mm Wards projector and a number of films he had taken between 1955 and 1962. I remember watching some of these films when I was a kid and was shocked to see how much the film had deteriorated just sitting in a box in my father’s house. One of the films, the most important to me was a film ( Read more... )
Awhile back my father gave me and old 8mm/Super 8mm Wards projector and a number of films he had taken between 1955 and 1962. I remember watching some of these films when I was a kid and was shocked to see how much the film had deteriorated just sitting in a box in my father’s house. One of the films, the most important to me was a film ( Read more... )
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April 28, 2010 at 3:28 am (Edit)
Bill great 8mm film transfer to DVD blog there my friend! Thanks for the mention and kind words! Glad everything worked out on your film transfer project. The YouTube video showing the side by side comparison of your home film transfer off the wall method vs our frame by frame was quite a difference, albeit, not a bad effort on your side, ironically your home made method was ten times better than I’d say 70% of the self confessed ‘professional’ film transfer companies in the USA.
As for the other 8mm movie films you have yet to transfer, let me know what you still need converting and we’ll take care of you. By the looks of your picture, you have some nice black and white regular 8mm there, b&w 8mm comes out real nice! You or anyone mentioning the ‘baker blog’ we’ll omit the set up fee and include free chapter points on any 8mm, Super 8 or 16mm silent film transfer to DVD
All the best!
Phil Thomas
http://www.gotmemories.com
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