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| Frank Pajerski |
 Posted: Sat Jan 06, 2007 3:04 pm |
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I have the usual assortment of hours of silent Kodachrome Super8 film
from 30+ years ago. All the film was processed by Kodak. Some film is
still on their original small (50' ?) reels and some film I had spliced
onto much larger reels. These reels have been sitting untouched in a
dark cool location since then.
Much of the film content is very important to me, and I am willing to
pay for their quality transfer to mini-DV tapes.
Could I please have recommendations of transfer labs that I should
consider for this? And, of course, if there are any guidelines (or
sites) that I should be aware of for this project, please advise.
Thanks for any response to this blanket appeal for info to help get me
up to speed on my transfer project. I have Googled-out some old
postings on all this, but would like a current view of things.
--- Frank |
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| Posted: Sat Jan 06, 2007 9:12 pm |
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i don't think anyone post here anymore. i saw all the old postings too,
and decied to ask an question, but only one person emailed me, but that
was it. your better of going
to:8mmforum.film-tech.com/cgi-bin/ubb/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=firstaccess1061676084,
just copy and paste it to your adress bar. that place has alot of
people that know alot about super 8 and regular 8mm film. or you can go
to www.filmshooting.com, same type thing
Frank Pajerski wrote:
Quote: I have the usual assortment of hours of silent Kodachrome Super8 film
from 30+ years ago. All the film was processed by Kodak. Some film is
still on their original small (50' ?) reels and some film I had spliced
onto much larger reels. These reels have been sitting untouched in a
dark cool location since then.
Much of the film content is very important to me, and I am willing to
pay for their quality transfer to mini-DV tapes.
Could I please have recommendations of transfer labs that I should
consider for this? And, of course, if there are any guidelines (or
sites) that I should be aware of for this project, please advise.
Thanks for any response to this blanket appeal for info to help get me
up to speed on my transfer project. I have Googled-out some old
postings on all this, but would like a current view of things.
--- Frank |
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| Derek Gee |
| Posted: Sun Jan 07, 2007 1:28 am |
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Frank Pajerski wrote:
Quote: I have the usual assortment of hours of silent Kodachrome Super8 film
from 30+ years ago. All the film was processed by Kodak. Some film is
still on their original small (50' ?) reels and some film I had spliced
onto much larger reels. These reels have been sitting untouched in a
dark cool location since then.
Much of the film content is very important to me, and I am willing to
pay for their quality transfer to mini-DV tapes.
Could I please have recommendations of transfer labs that I should
consider for this? And, of course, if there are any guidelines (or
sites) that I should be aware of for this project, please advise.
Thanks for any response to this blanket appeal for info to help get me
up to speed on my transfer project. I have Googled-out some old
postings on all this, but would like a current view of things.
--- Frank
I have used this company to do a superb wet-gate transfer of one of my
student films to Mini-DV. They aren't cheap though as they use a Rank
Cintel to do the transfer. They are one of the only places offering a
wet-gate transfer.
http://www.posthouse.com
Derek |
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