This film transfer was done over 10 years ago. It is Swiss Kodak Super 8 Kodachome II ASA 25. I will be uploading later A-B side correction of several poor films. This work take time. Super 8 is the hardest to transfer because of their small sprocket size. At best just to capture a 3 minuet 50' roll is around 18 minuets.
SO Richard, what do you charge? I have a bunch of home movie films (probably 30 or so) from my Grandfather that I would like to get converted. email to Richard [radioruler@gmail.com]
@1horn444 It starts with the film soaked in a special fluid to eliminate 90 - 100% of spots and scratches (WetGate), a cold LED lamp so your film doesn't get damaged if the film jams. There is no projector lens, a HD camera is mounted at the projector so it gets what called a virtual image, no screen dots. Captured at a high speed MJPEG codec so no dropped frames. Then after editing, the bad stuff is taken out, then processed to bring the color back and sharping the image.
This film transfer was done over 10 years ago. It is Swiss Kodak Super 8 Kodachome II ASA 25. I will be uploading later A-B side correction of several poor films. This work take time. Super 8 is the hardest to transfer because of their small sprocket size. At best just to capture a 3 minuet 50' roll is around 18 minuets.
Richard
hhoforvolts 1 month ago
Cool stuff, brings back a lot of memories. We had an old Brownie 8 mm when I was kid, before the super 8 came out. My brother and I had fun with it.
orionlightship 1 month ago
@orionlightship I have one of those Browine 8 new in the box, simple camera good results
hhoforvolts 1 month ago
SO Richard, what do you charge? I have a bunch of home movie films (probably 30 or so) from my Grandfather that I would like to get converted. email to Richard [radioruler@gmail.com]
1horn444 1 month ago
@1horn444 It starts with the film soaked in a special fluid to eliminate 90 - 100% of spots and scratches (WetGate), a cold LED lamp so your film doesn't get damaged if the film jams. There is no projector lens, a HD camera is mounted at the projector so it gets what called a virtual image, no screen dots. Captured at a high speed MJPEG codec so no dropped frames. Then after editing, the bad stuff is taken out, then processed to bring the color back and sharping the image.
Richard
hhoforvolts 1 month ago
@1horn444 I will send the info tomorrow.
Richard
hhoforvolts 1 month ago