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Guest
Is there a way to transfer old 8 mm movie camera film into my computer so I can
put it on a vcd. I am asking about 8 mm movie cameras not 8 mm camcorders.
put it on a vcd. I am asking about 8 mm movie cameras not 8 mm camcorders.
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Cari \(MS-MVP\)
You'd have to find a professional service for this transfer. Technically
speaking film to tape is called 'telecine'. Going the other way round (tape
to film) is called telerecording and is vastly more expensive. Look in your
Yellow Pages for companies that offer the service.
speaking film to tape is called 'telecine'. Going the other way round (tape
to film) is called telerecording and is vastly more expensive. Look in your
Yellow Pages for companies that offer the service.
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PapaJohn
VCD is not high quality, so maybe you'd shooting the film as it's
projected... using a camcorder on a tripod.... would be sufficient.
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projected... using a camcorder on a tripod.... would be sufficient.
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PapaJohn
Movie Maker 2: www.papajohn.org
PhotoStory 2: www.photostory.papajohn.org
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Rich
maynard said:Is there a way to transfer old 8 mm movie camera film into my computer so I can
put it on a vcd. I am asking about 8 mm movie cameras not 8 mm camcorders.
These places were reccommend to me:
http://www.simplydigitalvideo.com/
http://www.digitaltransfersystems.net/
http://www.homemoviedepot.com/
http://www.integratedphoto.com/
http://www.videographics.net/transfer/index2.htm
Rich
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John Kelly
Hi there,
You will need to check in your local advertiser, yellow pages or similar. I
have seen the results of one or two of these captures. One was terrible, the
rest were very good indeed. You would do better to aim higher then VCD, its not
a very good standard. If you can get them to burn you a DVD disk with DV-AVI
you would do OK. You would be using the DVD disk as storage not as a DVD. This
then gives you the ability to copy to your computer and edit the film....
I have a load of the old Standard 8 and Super 8 film. I really must do the
same.
You will need to check in your local advertiser, yellow pages or similar. I
have seen the results of one or two of these captures. One was terrible, the
rest were very good indeed. You would do better to aim higher then VCD, its not
a very good standard. If you can get them to burn you a DVD disk with DV-AVI
you would do OK. You would be using the DVD disk as storage not as a DVD. This
then gives you the ability to copy to your computer and edit the film....
I have a load of the old Standard 8 and Super 8 film. I really must do the
same.
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Guest
There is an article in Aug. 3, 2004 PC magazine about-----Original Message-----
Is there a way to transfer old 8 mm movie camera film into my computer so I can
put it on a vcd. I am asking about 8 mm movie cameras not 8 mm camcorders.
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converting your home movies to dvd. It is found on page
54 or maybe you can check out the website
www.pcmag.com/solutions
Good luck
Patty