720p HIGH DEFINITION

8mm & Super 8 Pricing:

$17.95 per 50-foot reel

Super 8 Sound or Regular 8mm Sound film add $4 per 50'

16mm Pricing:

Silent film: $0.25 per foot

Sound film: $0.29 per foot

Composite optical or magnetic sound track.

The goal of the 8mm, Super 8 & 16mm 720p transfer is to deliver:

- Film transfers with improved sharpness, without distortion.

- Film transfers with vibrant color saturation Images with impressive grain and noise reduction

- Images that look much better than standard definition and cost less than 1080p.

- Images that scale to 1080p while still looking great.

- Files that work with the widest array of editing software.

- 720p files that look better than most competitors 1080p files!

- Files with visibly lossless compression and data rates that are easier to use.

- Images that are more dynamic, expressing greater depth.

- In focus images from film that is slightly out of focus or slightly soft.

720p Transfers are delivered on a USB 3.0 portable hard drive or flash drive. Standard Definition DVD: $24.95 holds 1 hour of film (750' of 8mm or 1600' of 16mm) High Definition Blu-ray: $34.95 holds 80 minutes of film (950' 8mm or 2100' 16mm) Files average about 5-20 minutes in length and are easy to work with.

720p files are formatted as Master H.264 .mov. These files are 10-bit and feature visually lossless compression. These files will work with nearly all of the major video players and editing software.

Master H.264 .mov files will work on both PC and Mac.

For viewing files on a PC, we recommend VLC.

For editing on a PC, we recommend Corel Video Studio Pro, since it is easy to use & features a 30 day fully functional free trial (and is usually priced around $60 after the trial runs out).

We scan your film at much higher resolution than 720p and DOWNCONVERT our scan to 1080p. This improves the image compared to scanning the film directly at 720p. You will notice improved sharpness, lower noise and grain in transfer due to our up to 500% over sampling. An analogy would be reducing the size of a "picture" on your computer screen. The smaller it gets the better it often looks. In our scanning the "picture" of your film, is reduced down to Full 720p size!