We create high-definition digital versions of your films. We expertly process all forms of 8mm and 16mm film (regular 8, Super8, Super8 sound, 16mm, 16mm sound, Super16, etc) through our custom built film scanners and record the audio and images onto our very high speed computers, this is digitization. Our digital process is proud to be one of the few systems that use high-definition (HD) to create a pristine copy of your precious film in an HD video file. We invested heavily into the the best equipment because we believe strongly that if you are going to digitize your films, you deserve to get the best digital copy available.
With your film in digital format, the options are endless. We can create copies of the film for all members of the family on Blu-Ray or DVD or we can even help put the film on the internet to share with friends and relatives on the other side of the world. We can weave the digital film into a story with interviews of special relatives. Anything is possible. Let us help you today.
For more details on our digitization process we created a separate website to handle this special aspect of our business, click here: www.film2hd.com
We’ve worked with many customers and processed 1000′s of reels of film. Some of our customers include New Westminster Archives, British Columbia Mining Museum, UBC Archives, UBC TRIUMF, many students from Emily Carr and Simon Fraser University, and many other people who have film hidden away in their closets.
Why do people use our service. Because we are the best at what we do and our prices are extremely affordable. For that matter I’ve had people suggest that we should raise our prices and we’d still be affordable, and we have considered it. So call us before we change our minds raise the prices.
Some of the films we’ve worked on have taken us to a May Day festival in 1918, the Artic in 1926, pack horse trip to Black Tusk and Garibaldi Lake, BC in the mid 1930′s, Butchart Gardens in 1931, and many more adventures.
Contact us today to see how we can help you.