"Eight millimeter" film is one of the oldest movie formats, that was first introduced in 1932.

Eight-millimeter film dominated the amateur market for thirty years, until Kodak decided to improve every aspect of the format, calling it, Super 8. 8mm film has almost completely disappeared from the home movie market. Today it finds use in Television Applications, some Documentary Films and Music Television.

Most common 8mm and Super8 reels - 3" - can hold up to 50 feet of film, which is approximately 3-4 minutes of video.

There are larger reels as well:

5" - 200 feet of film;
6" - 300 feet;
7" - 400 feet;
8" - 600 feet;
9 3/4" - 800 feet;
10 1/2" - 1200 feet.

We will immediately convert your Regular 8mm film reels as well as Super8 to DVD. Lots of our customers were satisfied with the service we would like to offer you.

Converting film reel to DVD is complicated and time-taking process. At first, we project the film and transfer it into a digital MiniDV tape. We fix and clean 8mm film prior to projecting it.

Then the MiniDV tape containing the video from your film reels is transferred into a DVD. The video and audio content is processed through digital noise reduction filters and the quality is always better on a new DVD than on original film. We divide the film into chapters and create menus. All chapters are displayed on the case cover of your new DVD disc.

Our professional staff as well as state-of-the-art digital technology ensures the highest quality of our video transfer services. You'll have the film reels converted to DVD precisely, quickly and for a very reasonable price.

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