Transfer Film to Digital

Convert Old Film Reels to Digital & DVD Format 

Rediscover and relive your treasured memories by converting your old film reels to digital format. Gone are the days of struggling with outdated projectors and makeshift screens. Modern technology allows you to preserve and enjoy your precious moments in high definition. Keep your family history alive and embrace the convenience and reliability of digital formats, making your memories easily accessible and shareable anytime, anywhere.

Don’t Wait to Digitize Your Old Film

You need to transfer your old films and film reels to a more practical realm by bringing them to the digital age with a professional converter right away. This isn’t a question of artistic choice. This is a matter of survival. Your film may be in the can, but that may well be its final resting place if you don’t get off of your tush and do something to halt the fading and degrading that is going on. Pretty soon you will find your Pulp Fiction is just pulp. 

In fact, film actually has an expiration date of two years from the date of manufacture. Oftentimes, film lasts much longer but the degradation process will slowly but surely take its toll on the picture quality. The only sure way to ensure your video memories stay intact is to digitize them as soon as possible.  

The good news is that old family camcorder films and homemade videotape reels are more popular than ever, but it’s only because they are being safely shown, stored, and shared in digital formats online and in the home. When you invest in our high-quality film transfer service to convert film to digital format, your legacy lives on for all to enjoy. A digital image never dies.

How Expensive is Converting Film to Digital?

Transferring film to a digital format is probably expensive, right? Actually, you’ve probably spent more money on theater popcorn than it would cost to digitize your film stock and transfer movies to DVD, and we’ve got your bases covered. We can convert any film format you’ve got to high-resolution digital video and we offer affordable options that fit every budget. Go ahead, try us. We digitize every consumer format of film created in our studios every day. That includes 8mm film, Super 8 film, 35mm film, and 16mm film. We’ve digitized film shot as far back as the 1930s and as recent as present day. 

At Legacybox, We Have Over 10 Years of Digitizing Experience

We offer professional digitizing, splice repair, flicker removal, and premium mastering no matter how many feet of film you have. We will deliver the final product to you on premium mastered USB drives (perfect for transferring memories to a hard drive), digital delivery through Legacybox Cloud™ or DVDs. Frank Capra never had it so good.

We utilize a frame-by-frame capture method, ensuring smooth playback of your home movie reels. Our capture method records every bit of data in every frame of film. An average order has 75,000 captured frames. No sweat. No heat at all, actually. Our film capture process uses filament-less lighting, meaning that it runs cool and is in no danger of burning through your celluloid.

We’ve invested in the same equipment used by the Motion Picture Academy in Hollywood to convert film with quick turnaround times, so sit back in your director’s chair and let us take care of the entire process. We’ll keep in touch the whole time, and return all your reels when the process is finished.

Transfer Your Cherished Film to a Digital Format Today!

Preserve your precious memories with video transfer services from Legacybox. Our professional and affordable digitizing services ensure that your old film reels and home movies are converted to high-resolution digital formats, ready to be enjoyed by future generations. Don’t let your precious moments fade away—take action today and give your family the gift of digitized memories. Trust Legacybox to handle your treasured films with the utmost care and expertise, making the digitizing process easy, reliable, and accessible for everyone.

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