USED 8MM FILM TO DIGITAL CONVERTER MOVIE

Those listed above is those I found on ebay by searching, but if you can suggest better models (i.e. Those above isn't absolute demands, but wishes I have and if possible to compare against each other.

Also, it's not a good sign if the device is so poorly made that it requires a human to baby-sit it.

Build quality (2) : It is important that the device doesn't make any damage to the rolls.

I don't want to spend money on a product that only last for like 200 film rolls, and then it decides to die. It is important that it doens't 'white out' on bright areas - but maintain the color dynamic from the tape. I rather want a bounch of 14MP images over a finnished mp4 file, that way I can use the software of my own chioce to compress the video file. It must operate properly without being in need of a computer. If possible to compare them against each other, this is the most importan aspects for me: The reviews I've found on youtube so far doesn't get in-dept regarding video quality or build quality on the machine itself. So question is - what is the best alternative for scanning Super 8mm film rolls? This description suggest it must be used with a windows computer and requires the 'CyberView S8 software' to adjust, this is not a positive thing.

USED 8MM FILM TO DIGITAL CONVERTER MOVIE

Wolverine F2DMM100 8 mm & Super 8 Movie Reels to Digital Movie Maker Seems that it can only be used to scan a single negative at a time.ģ.

Not found any source on web that shed any light on this one is capable of scanning film (*) rolls. The film scanners I have looked at so far is: However, I'm not able to get usable information from internet to compare those devices and see what is best. I have a lot of film rolls of Super 8mm from many years ago, and so I have decided to try to get a device that can scan/convert the film rolls into video.

Used 8mm film to digital converter