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Super 8 film to DVD transfer service sample

Here is another sample of a super 8mm film to DVD transfer that we do here. The machine we use is a advance sprocket less device. It has an LED light in which it won’t burn the film unlike a traditional projector. The speed is adjusted so that there is no flickering when the footage is being captured. We don’t go through any complicated box & mirror set-ups, so your footage is as clear as can be. The camera is locked down and about 4 inches away from the film giving superior transfer results at all times.

How To Get The Best Out Of Your Video Interviews

If you’re about to conduct an interview on video, you’ll want to be thoroughly prepared. Here are some tips to get the best out of your video interview subject and create an informative video for everyone to see and share. Before the interview: Prepare open-ended questions that force the interview subject to actually explain something rather than provide them with an opportunity to simply say “yes” or “no”, which makes the interview boring. Do as much research on the subject and the topic of the interview before the interview so that you can have an easier conversation with them – […]

Video Conversion, Video Editing

Using Video to Boost Your Website in 2012

If you’ve decided that one of your major New Year’s resolutions for 2012 was to grow your business, consider using video on your website. Even the smallest businesses can benefit from online video marketing. Video marketing campaigns have proved extremely successful for large and small businesses alike, no matter what you are selling. You can use video to introduce a new product, highlight the benefits of your service, showcase customer testimonials, or provide information on how to use your product. Videos can also be shared a number of ways, making them an accessible form of communication for your clients […]

Video Conversion, Video Production

HDCAM vs. XDCAM

HDCAM HDCAM is a version of Betacam. Digital Betacam, or Digi Beta, is a video digital recording format in standard definition, while the HDCAM is the high definition version of it. HDCAM was introduced in 1997, and it was the first HD broadcast format at the time. HDCAM SR (Superior Resolution) is a newer version of HDCAM, introduced in 2003. The HDCAM SR is more commonly used in HD television news today as a master recording format, although television shows across the world still use HDCAM for shooting. Like other Betacam tapes, the HDCAM is colour coded – they are […]