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Alaska Business License #
712765


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Transfer your original old family
home movies from 8mm, Super8,
16mm film footage or from Betamax,
VHS, VHS-C, and 8mm analog video to
digital video tape and versatile disc (DVD).
All information and material we obtain
from you to accomplish your project is returned to you after what you asked me
to do is accomplished.
Key Benefits
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Digital video tape provides a
better image resolution than DVD-video.
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Digital video tape copies provide
the best archiving solution if the original film begins a process of decay or
rapid fading.
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DVD doesn't wear out,
demagnetize, or degrade like analog video tape.
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DVD
doesn't need periodic cleaning and lubricating to minimize wear and tear and
scratching during use like movie film
(most color film processed before
1983 has or is in the process of fading).
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DVD image life is estimated at 100
years plus when stored in the average office or home environment.
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DVD, unlike film and analog video tape,
lacks any loss of image quality and detail in successive generations of
duplication.
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DVD, unlike film and video tape,
allows rapid navigation back and forth between scenes/chapters of the home
movie.
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Devices to view DVD-video are
plentiful and available everywhere for a reasonable price, unlike older analog
video tape viewing and film projecting technology that are becoming scarce and
expensive to buy and repair.
Capabilities
Although the potential quality of DVD-video is high, the
burning of a quality home DVD from home movies often results in less than
expected picture quality. There are two reasons for this. The first, DVDs use
MPEG-2 compression, which is a lossy compression format that results in some
image degradation when encoding video onto a DVD. The solution is to get a
quality MPEG-2 encoder and learn how to use it so only information that is not
visible to the human eye is gone from the images recorded on the DVD. The
second, many people fail to realize the original film or video tape footage can
lack good picture quality to begin with.
I use professional technical tools,
equipment, and software to transfer your old home movies to DVD. I value
quality over quantity and will work with you to give you the results you are
looking for. The labor intensity of the project you seek me to complete
determines the fee charged.
- Capability 1
A correct gauge
(8mm, Super8, 16mm) cinemate series projector and universal condenser lenses
projects the movie directly into a Cannon GL2 3CCD digital camera system.
The digital camera inputs the digitized images to a Pinnacle Systems
DV500-DVD capture board which puts everything on a hard drive in a Pentium 4
computer. Adobe Premiere 6.5, Impression DVD and other software is used to
edit and replicate your original film movie as a digital video tape or
DVD-video. All film is cleaned and lubricated before the
transfer process begins
to minimize wear friction and to help prevent
rough film running.
- Capability 2
A correct
format (VHS, Beta, Video8, Hi8...) analog video player outputs the video
movie to a Pinnacle Systems DV500-DVD capture board which digitizes the
images and puts everything on a hard drive in a Pentium 4 computer. Adobe
Premiere 6.5, Impression DVD and other software is used replicate your
original analog video as a DVD-video.
- Capability 3
The transfers to DVD can include an enhancing edit process
to make a more robust and interesting home movie.
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Add captions or
titles between scenes
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Add music to fit
specific time frames
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Add voice over
narration to specific time frames
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Delete poor
film/video quality sections
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Trim repetitive or
long sections
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