Please note that it is not our standard process to digitize film with sound. As film reels are generally short, our DVDs combine as many digitized reels as possible onto a disc.
#8mm film to digital converter service download#
You choose which way you’d like to receive your digitized film upon checkout.ĭigital files on thumb drive and Digital Download are provided with the industry standard MPEG-4 file format. Your digitized film reels are provided back to you on a convenient thumb drive, provided online through Google Drive, or on professionally authored DVDs. Yes! We always send back your originals along with delivery of your new digitized home movies. Isn’t it time you and your memories got back together? If you’ve got a few reels of old footage, preserve them now with our professional Super8 to Digital transfer service.
Best of all, at the end of the process you’ll be the proud owner not only of some amazing original 8mm footage, but also a beautiful stack of playable, storable, safe DVDs that you can customize however you like. Each of your memories will be treated with the care and attention they deserve. Each frame of your Super8 film will be handled and transferred by hand by one of our expert technicians. Our process is the same as the one used by the American Academy of Motion Pictures to preserve and protect historic Hollywood films from the past. Our state of the art 8mm film to Digital service takes your old unplayable formats and converts them to pristine, long lasting thumb drives, digital delivery through Southtree Cloud™ or DVDs. But if you walk into any standard electronics store today, you’re going to have a really hard time finding a device that will play the film in all its original glory. It’s also America’s favorite format for shooting home movies! (This statement brought to you by the year 1965). In all seriousness, there’s nothing quite like the simple, handmade feel of beautiful Super8 film. 8mm isn’t just the title of the little loved and less remembered 1999 Nicolas Cage/Joel Shumacher collaboration.
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