Difference Between Standard & High Definition
Picking the right resolution on your movie film is one of the most important decisions you will make. Standard Definition has a resolution of 480x720, whereas High Definition has a resolution of 1080x1920.
A lot of customers are surprised that we can get HD quality from the movie film, but we can do this because film has an amazing amount of quality in it, & we can capture all the details with our frame by frame transfer.
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The dyes in movie film fade over time, which leaves your movie film faded & discolored. Hold your film up to the light, if the film has a strong hue of color, your movie film has begun to discolor. Luckily we can digitally color correct your movie film once we have converted it to digital.
The majority of movie film is silent, but some film may have sound. The cost to transfer & the audio will add 10¢ per foot.
Industry standard is to splice smaller reels onto larger ones to make transferring movie film to digital more efficient. When we transfer movie film with an audio soundtrack, it takes significantly more time to set up each reel to ensure that all of the audio is captured and is synced with the video. Due to this, if you need to make a special request that we do not splice your smaller reels onto a larger reel, there will be a $2.50 per reel fee.
