1 September 2010
13:3868289#1
Can anyone recommend someone to transfer films to disk? A relative has 2 cinefilm projectors and a load of cinefilm. She is old an would like them translated as cheaply as possible!
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Guest 690- Registered: 10 Oct 2009
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1 September 2010
13:5268290#2
I`ve got reel`s of super 8 cine to go onto disc David, but haven`t got round to it yet. There is someone in yellow pages up Odo road if they still do it. I`ve had 2 reels of cine film of the paper mill at Dover transferred this year onto disc by the Dover Arts Development group, who had to send it away to Sweden to get a decent copy done! I`ll be trying to find someone soon for mine.
Tell them that I came, and no one answered.
Guest 657- Registered: 13 Mar 2008
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1 September 2010
16:4268305#3
I had mine done at a branch of Jessops, here's the blurb:
We can copy from
• Standard 8
• Super 8
• 16mm
• Betamax
• VHS
• Slides and Film
Super 8 or Standard 8 to Video
£10 per 50 feet (Min. Charge £25.00) Up to 200 foot £25.
Slides up to 20 seconds duration to Video
10 secs. 30p each. First 100 images £38.50. 38p for each image after.
20 secs. First 100 images £44.00. 54p for each image after.
Video to DVD
£22.00 for the first hour - £14 for every hour thereafter
£15.00 for extra copies (per 2 hour disc)
Please Note -
Cine must be transferred onto video first before DVD, charged at normal prices. Charges will be made at normal prices for both transfers.
Betamax, slides, cine cannot be transferred to DVD.
All prices exclude video tape, which will be charged extra. Non-Copyright Material Only.
Guest 651- Registered: 12 Mar 2008
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1 September 2010
16:5168307#4
The cheapest suggestion I have heard is just project it onto a screen from the cine projector and record with a camcorder...
Been nice knowing you :)
Guest 700- Registered: 11 Jun 2010
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1 September 2010
17:4768316#5
The Deal Camcorder Club might be able to help or give advice:
I think a contact is:
Mr Loane, phone: 01304 - 824953
Email / website:
dealcamclub@btinternet.com---------------------------------------------------
Lincolnshire Born and Bred
1 September 2010
17:5168319#6
I too had heard Jessops were good for this sort of thing. Having still got my wedding day on two reels of cinefilm on the bookshelves in my office I will be interested to know how it goes.
Guest 666- Registered: 25 Mar 2008
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2 September 2010
06:1768381#7
Why not ask Oliver O'Connor in London Road?
Oh Boy!, That'll be the day.........
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2 September 2010
18:4368489#8
way over my head
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