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| Copyright 2005-2009, MyMovieTransfer.com. All Rights Reserved. All Images/Text from this site may not be copied without prior written permission. Trademarks are the property of their owners. MyMovieTransfer.com is the consumer division of Debenham Media Group. |
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| Super 8 8mm Double 8 regular 8mm film transfer convert 8mm film standard 8mm 16mm Rank Cintel Telecine scanner film scanning 16mm film transfer to 8mm to dvd home movies to dvd 8mm to digital 8mm movies to dvd convert super 8 16mm to dvd 8mm film conversion 8 mm film to dvd 8mm film transfer to converting super 8 |
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| 8mm & Super 8 High Definition Film Transfer by Debenham Media Group 100% Progressive scan 1080p (1560x1080p with aspect ratio of original film preserved) 100% file based (film transfer is delivered as files on a portable hard drive) All film transfer done at Debenham Media Group. HD transfers have a 2-3 week in studio turn around time. 4 business day in studio rush service is available (add 10% or $50, whichever is higher). Native 16:9 original film material will fill the entire 1920x1080p file size. Our film transfer supports the original 4:3 aspect ratio of vintage film (no squeezing or cropping). On a 1920x1080 monitor the image will fill the entire height of the monitor and have a black bar on the right & left side. |
| No Cropping No Squeezing No Upconversion from a standard definiton scan No Interlace No Pull Down No Frame Blending No Frame By Frame No Film Projectors No Hot Bulb to potentially burn your film No Sprockets pulling the film as in a projector No MPEG2 compression No 4:1:1 color No Aerial Image No Clipping (Blown out whites or crushed blacks) No hot spots or drop off of illumination in frame |
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| Introductory Pricing: 1. 8mm & Super 8 1080p scanning 1-20 fifty-foot reels $25 per reel 21-40 fifty-foot reels $24 per reel 41-60 fifty-foot reels $23 per reel 61-80 fifty-foot reels $22 per reel 81+ fifty-foot reels $21 per reel 2. Portable USB Hard Drive. 160GB: $135, 250GB: $175, 500GB: $250, 1000GB: $350 Clients may supply an EXTERNAL hard drive & pay a $100 data loading charge per drive. Data reliability on client supplied drives is the sole responsibility of the client. Standard Definition DVDs are available for $25 each. They are encoded directly from the 1080p Motion JPEG-A files, and hold up to 1 hour of film. DVDs are only available in addition to the hard drive. 3. Flat Rate Return shipping for High Definition Projects: $15 |
| Examples below are Super8 & 8mm color reversal (positive film). Original file was a 10 MB .tiff then converted to a 500-700 KB .jpg at 97% quality for the website |
| Full Resolution Examples Below. Best viewed on 1920 x 1200 monitors |
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| Download these sample Quicktime movies to verify that your computer and editing software are High Definition compatible. All files are from 40 year old 16mm reversal (positive) film. 1560x1080p 24 frames per second. Files below are between 32-39GB in size. |
| File Data Rate Length Hard drive space High Definition Quicktime Motion JPEG-A 100 Mb/s 78 frames 50 GB per hour High Definition Quicktime Component video 651 Mb/s 11 frames 290 GB per hour High Definition Quicktime Animation 835 Mb/s 6 frames 370 GB per hour High Definition Quicktime Raw 976 Mb/s 6 frames 490 GB per hour |
| File format recommendation: Motion JPEG-A has a data rate around 100 Mb/s and consumes about 50GB of hard drive space per hour. For most applications this is a very good compromise between high quality images and a reasonable data rate. Motion JPEG-A can be edited with Sony Vegas 8 PRO, Final Cut PRO, Adobe Premiere PRO, and Quicktime PRO. Motion JPEG-A files will play smoothly on a typical contemporary computer or a powerful older computer. The higher data-rate file types - Component, Animation, or Raw - require more powerful computers, and are recommended only for professionals with very fast computers that employ a high-speed RAID. Download the 16mm sample files to test your computer's compatibility. |
| The final data rate of your transfer may be lower than listed to the left depending on the frame rate of your film. All information is based on 24 frames per second. If your film was shot at 18 frames per second, you can expect a proportional decrease in the data rate because there are fewer frames per second. A lower data rate does not damage your picture quality in any way. |
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