16mm Film

This is a sample of what a digitized black and white film with some dust and scratch minimum clean up processing can look like at 4K . This film had a mono optical soundtrack. Contrast correction was also processed as well as subtitle creation to assist hearing impaired. The film was a circa 1951 Bermuda Holiday depicting how wonderful it would be to visit Bermuda. It has scenes from various activities which were offered to tourists...

The Aaronsburg Story. A film, digitized & restored from a 16mm optical sound black and white, 1951. This is the Aaronsburg Story which was filmed in 1951 during a celebration of the contributing founder Aaron Levy who helped establish Aaronsburg. It is a documentary showing the small town of Aaronsburg, population of about 400 during the anniversary celebration commemorating the work of Aaron Levy who donated much to make the town...

This example is a 7 minute 38 second clip with 4 copies of a short 16mm film. The film was originally shot at 16 FPS ( Frames Per Second). In order to digitize the film properly, each frame must be accurately captured but must also conform to normal standards used in the digital world. With a film shot at 16 FPS and played at 24 FPS, the issue becomes clear when the motion of the subjects in the film move too fast.  In order to...

Film Transfers 16mm Silent Film, 16mm Sound Film Optical & Magnetic, 8mm Film, Super 8mm Film & Sound Our Film Transfer process uses a special method called “AIR TRANSFER” This method allows versatility in the final product which results in SD quality for DVD and HD quality for Blu-Ray Video and 4K.  “AIR TRANSFER” renders out a visual transfer with no hot spots or dark edges…  No Flicker and no...