Super 8mm Film
8mm Film Reels
Super 8mm film was later introduced in 1965 also by Eastman Kodak. Super 8mm film offered a 25% larger image area over the Regular 8mm film and also offered the opportunity for sound. It has smaller sprocket holes on the film compared to Regular 8mm film. Both the 8mm & Super 8mm film gauges are still available and in use worldwide.
Let us digitize your film so you can enjoy your memories without having to set up your old projector. Now that's convenience!
Let us digitize your film so you can enjoy your memories without having to set up your old projector. Now that's convenience!
Remember, the quality of your transfer will depend upon your film condition. Feel free to bring in your film for a thorough inspection. One of our technicians will gladly examine your film and provide an estimate.
All work is done on premises by our technicians.
All work is done on premises by our technicians.
Film Reel Calculation
How much film do I have?
Here's a quick and easy guide to calculating how much film you have and how many DVDs your project will require. Please give us a call or stop in our Longwood - Orlando retail location for an estimate.
We're always available to answer your questions! 407.834.8555
Here's a quick and easy guide to calculating how much film you have and how many DVDs your project will require. Please give us a call or stop in our Longwood - Orlando retail location for an estimate.
We're always available to answer your questions! 407.834.8555
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Reel
Size/Length 3" - 50' 5" - 200' 6" - 300' 7" - 400' |
Time
(Hr:Min:Sec) 00:03:20 00:13:20 00:20:00 00:26:40 |
Number of DVDs Required
Total # of Feet up to 1400' - 1 DVD 1450' - 2800' - 2 DVDs 2850' - 4200' - 3 DVDs |