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Specializing in old movie 8mm film, Super 8 and 16mm film transfers since 1998, we are one of the largest video transfer studios in Canada. Visit our video transfer studios in Toronto, Mississauga and Montreal and benefit from our unique "direct to digital" frame scanning system for very high quality old movie 8mm film transfers. Learn more about 8mm film and 16mm film formats.
Now even easier to understand, you pay by the reel. It's simple! Determine the number of reels you have. Below you will see a list of our prices to determine the cost. To place your order, call 416 479 0537 to chat with our friendly team. Contact us for a quote.
Our current "Direct to Digital" scanning system, scans every single frame of your film directly into our computer while automatically adjusting for colour, clarity and sharpness. The transfer process is monitored at all times by one of our professionally trained film transfer specialists who can override and adjust capture settings in the event of difficult conversion issues.
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We scan every frame of your 8mm film.
8mm film (also called Standard 8 or Regular 8) and Super8 film is usually stored on three different sizes of reels.
3 inch reels contain 50ft worth of film and are often stored inside small yellow boxes like the one on the left.
To learn more about 8mm film, visit the 8mm film section
To learn more about Super 8mm film, visit the Super8 film section
8mm film (also called Standard 8 or Regular 8 ) and Super8 film is usually stored on three different sizes of reels.
5inch reels contain 200ft worth of film. They are a combination of four 3inch reels that were at one time spliced together. You don't have to worry about the condition of the original splices - before the film transfer process is started, all splices are checked and repaired if necessary.
To learn more about 8mm film, visit the 8mm film section
To learn more about Super 8mm film, visit the Super8 film section
8mm (also called Standard 8 or Regular 8) and Super8 film is usually stored on three different sizes of reels.
7inch reels contain 400ft worth of film. They are a combination of eight 3inch reels that were at one time spliced together. You don't have to worry about the condition of the original splices - before the transfer process is started, all splices are checked and repaired if necessary.
To learn more about 8mm film, visit the 8mm film section
To learn more about Super 8mm film, visit the Super8 film section
16mm film and 16mm film with sound was usually sold in 100 foot increments or spliced onto different sizes of reels. If your 16mm film is really old these splices have likely come undone. We will repair every splice and clean your 16mm film before converting using our "Direct to Digital" transfer method. We always record full frame and hand adjust for quality, colour and contrast. Our editors will then do a further quality improvement by reviewing the entire capture before outputting to your desired format - hard drive, DVD, MPEG, H264, or MOV.
To learn more about 16mm film, visit the 16mm film section.
Toronto Home Movies can output your transferred 8mm and 16mm footage to MiniDV Cassette for long term archival storage. We use professional grade Panasonic MiniDV cassettes to transfer films.
If you have MiniDV tapes that you wish to convert to other format, such as DVD or Blu-Ray, please visit out Video Cassette Transfer section.
To learn more about MiniDV, visit the MiniDV section
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