Super 8mm and 8mm Cine Film to DVD :: Cine to DVD
Cine films do not last forever.
To avoid further deterioration and for ease of viewing we can
transfer your Super 8 mm and 8 mm cine films to video or DVD using
state of the art professional digital imaging equipment to maintain
the best possible quality. Putting your old family movies
on DVD can make unique gifts for Christmas,
Birthdays and anniversaries.
At Kodak Express Camden all cine transfer work is done onsite.
Our Technicians have the experience to to get the best quality
possible from your cine film. If you can't make it into our
shop in London but would like to use our quality cine transfer
service please do so by mail
order .
A choice of music from our extensive library can
be added to enhance your film, and on screen titles can be added
at the beginning or between reels. If you have several cine
films to go onto one DVD we can provide a 'chaptered' DVD. Don't
Worry. If there is the least doubt about your Cine order we
will call you.
Additional copies can be produced making ideal
gifts. This service is available for DVD and VHS copies from
Super 8, 8mm, 9.5mm,1 6mm cine films
| Cine
Film to DVD - Super 8, 8mm, 9.5mm, 16mm |
| 8mm
Cine Film |
9.5mm
Cine Film |
16mm
Cine Film |
|
Up to 200ft @ £60 plus £10/100ft |
Up
to 200ft @ £80 plus £11/100ft |
Up
to £200 ft @ £90 plus £12/100ft |
| Extra
DVD copies of your cine film cost £10.00
VHS copies of your cine film are also available at the same cost
|
- All prices for cine to DVD include VAT
- A chaptered Cine-DVD can be supplied. We charge £2.00
per chapter title
- There is a charge of £3.00
for each reel change
- Cine to DVD turn around time is normally two
to three weeks.
- We now offer a 48 hour serviceon Standanrd and Super 8mm Cine
at 50% extra
- For those of you who cannot make
it into the shop we have an excellent mail
order service
In addition to your cine to DVD transfer
you may wish to order an an editable version
so you can edit you movies yourself on your own computer. An editable version for the PC costs an additional £25 for up to one hour of cine film. We provide you with a PC compatible WMV file for easy editing.
A editable version of your cine film for the MAC cost s £50 per hour of CIne Film. WE supply you with uncompressed DV footage suitable for importing into Final Cut Pro
None of our cine to DVD services are set in
stone and if you require something that is not listed above
please call us
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Super 8 mm Cine Film :: General Info and HIstory
Super 8 mm cine film was introduced in 1965 by Kodak and superceded the existing format , 8 mm Cine film.
It is called 8 mm cine film because it is 8 mm wide. It is the same as standard 8 mm Cine film and the perforations are on the same side. The size and shape of the cone film perforations are slightly different allowing Super 8mm cine film to have an added sound track. Not all Super 8mm cine film has this added sound track. The most popular brand of cine film was made by Kodak but other manufacturers such as Fuji also made 8 mm Cine film.
The kodak Super 8 mm cine film format was supplied in light-proof plastic cartridges containing 50 feet of cine film. This meant that the cine film would be 3 minutes 20 seconds long when run through normal UK standard Cine projectors at 18 frames a second. Kodak also introduced a 200ft cine film cartridge but this could only be used in Kodak Cine Film Cameras especially designed for the job.. The cine film was E6, reversal film but later in the 1990's Kodak introduced negative cine film which was designed to go through a telecine process mainly used by professionals.
The Kodak Super-8 mm Cine film format was able to be loaded in to the cine film camera phenomenally quickly doing away with threading and touching the cine film itself. The super 8mm cine film also had notches in it so that the cine film camera could automatically recognise what the speed of the cine film was. Not all cine film cameras were able to do this. The cine film stock itself was available in different speeds and also as tungsten stock for shooting indoors with normal ceiling lights. Many Cine Film cameras had built in filters to correct for differences in colour balance. One of the main faults with cine film that we see is that the film cine film stock does not match the lighting conditions,typically out door film is used inside resulting in a yellow hue on the cine film
Kodak Super-8 film was silent without a sound track but then in 1972 a super 8mm cine film with a magnetic sound track was released. This cine film was only available in 200ft or more due to the technical problems involved. This 8 mm cine film with a sound track was no longer available after 1997 due to environmental health problems in the production process.
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