Tuesday, July 26, 2011

8mm Film to DVD Transfer

Good morning everyone.

I wanted to spend just a moment this morning talking about your 8mm Film to DVD transfers (and 16mm to DVD transfers too).

First, I want to let you know that there is a difference between a professional, frame-by-frame system and the projection systems that the cheap guys use-A BIG DIFFERENCE! Remember the adage "you get what you pay for?" Well that proves true here. There is no comparison between our transfer and the cheap guys. Just take a look at this video for a comparison.




Second, I know that Puyallup can be a drive for some but let me tell you that it is worth the effort. There are not many people in this business anymore that can deliver something different than the "cheap guys" and certainly nothing beyond the DVD. They won't even edit out the leader. We have had film transfer customers from New York and Florida, California to Alasksa and many places in between. If driving to Puyallup is burdensome, contact us for mailing instructions and we'll get you taken care of. Remember, only our studio will treat your film as if it were our own.

Lastly, if you make an appointment to come down and see us for cannot make it for whatever reason, please give us the courtesy of a phone call. The time that we schedule for you is for you alone, and we arrange our day to ensure that the time is uninterrupted by other customers (who also schedule time), the telephone, and our production work. Please give us a call, in advance, and let us know that you need to change plans so we can free up that time for others or so that we can get back to work (email is ok if we have enough advance notice). We sincerely appreciate it. 

And as a post-script, if you need a format other than DVD, such as MP4, or quicktime .mov, Windows Media .wmv, we can do that!

Blessings,

Chris.

1 comment:

TylerDurden said...

Good job with the 8mm to DVD production! There are many people with attics full of that 8 mm stuff and it's definitely a huge market.
video production is here to stay!!