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How to turn your 16mm movie to DVD easy steps

16mm movie films are still used in popular movies and televisions as the technology has reformed for professional use, but it has become an old school for homemaking videotapes or watching it on Flat screens in the home.

However, 16mm movie reels will disappear over time, mainly relying on the manufacturer. The best way to keep your movies safe from ruining your film and have more access view is to transfer 16mm film to DVD or digital files.

There are five easy steps to turn your 16mm movie to DVD:

Preparing your film

Once we take in your film, our mechanism begins with careful cleaning of your show to get rid of any waste or dust and examine your film splices that need repair. This process also helps lubricate your footage, so your movie will be renewed to you in excellent shape when taken in.

It is an essential step, if skipped, can result in a poor picture transfer.

Stabilizing your film reels

A 16mm film will not stabilize your smaller coils on to a larger one

Digital Film transfer and scanning

They will scan your 16mm film at a native decision of your choice – HD (1920 X 1080) or 2K (2048 x 1536). All of the pictures are scanned frame by frame. It means they are scanning each one frame of your film. The outcome will be thousands of these images, which will give in a remarkable transfer that will grab the smallest details with incredible clarities.

To ensure the best possible transfer, we arrange each frame of your film correlate to a single digital file with our structure by frame transfer

Handling of your movie – your photoplay is rare and antique! Our technician film path manages the film only by the corners for utmost film safety. No advance claws, no pinch rollers, no sprockets to likely damage your movie! Handling an enlarged film door, we sweep up the entire frame of the film, no over cropping, and nothing is lost.

Most of all, the light cause in our system is a no high temperature dispersed ultra-cool LED light source, so your film will never be stressed or burned by a hot lamp.

Color adjustment

As film ages and degrades, it can rust and develop a pink or blue hue to the images. We offer color fixing for an extra $10 per foot. We propose this service during transferring of your film; since an old film begins to erode due to age chemically.

Select your output format

Output formats can be Digital file, DVD, Blue-Ray film to DVD or Blue-Ray Disc. We output your transfer of a 16mm movie to a DVD. Our technicians will carefully quality check all elements of the transferring. Transferring a 16mm flick to a DVD is just as important as the transfer process.

We don’t use a low-cost DVD recorder that can over squeeze and worsen your high-quality movie transfer. Our manufacture process is intense, includes using broadcast software to track all the aspects of encrypting your digitally scanned film to DVD.

The movie will be worth watching from a DVD.