If you ever owned a super ‘8’ camera, then you surely have a lot of film lying around waiting to be watched and relived. The super 8 was designed to be user-friendly so that anybody could get the hang of it. Even today, super 8 cameras are easy to come by. You can find them at vintage antiques, flea markets, camera shops and online. The 8mm cameras stopped being manufactured in the 80s with the onset of video. If you want to stop your 8mm films from deterioration, then we suggest transferring the super 8 to digital as soon as possible. It will save you precious memories that would be irretrievably lost otherwise. There are several things to consider while you hire a super 8 to digital conversion service. For example:
Once your footage is digitized, you can make them available online, so other family members and loved ones can access them whenever they like.
Sold on the idea of converting your super 8 footage to digital files? You can get started now and have an impressive organized archive of home videos which you can watch with your family. Pass on this treasure to future generations. Technology has given us the ease of forever preserving our life in photos and videos. And, we’d be missing out if we don’t take advantage when we can. Keep in mind that there’s no price for memories! |
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