Frequently Asked Questions about Movie Film Transfers
Movie film transfers to Digital Media or DVD in Tucson, AZ
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Film Media that we Transfer to Digital:
- Regular 8mm silent film and 35mm slides
- Super 8mm optical and magnetic sound or silent film
- 16mm optical and magnetic sound film
- 9.5mm film
Your Movies to Hi-Definition Video File, Blu-ray HD or DVD
Ping Pong Media provides personalized film to DVD and digital media transfers for every client in Tucson, Vail, Catalina Foothills, Valencia West, and Oro Valley, AZ. We can scan your 8mm, Super 8mm, 9.5mm and 16mm movie films to Hi Definition Video File, Blu-ray disc or DVD disc.
Sound Movies with Frame Perfect Synchronization
Super 8mm optical and magnetic or 16mm optical and magnetic sound films are digitized with perfect frame-accurate synchronization. We can digitize the audio from full-coat 16mm sound recording film with precise frame synchronization.
Ultra-high Pixel and Color Resolution
If you need film scans that meet or exceed best practice guidelines for archival film preservation, we can scan film at resolutions up to UHD 4K, uncompressed 10-bit color and 96kHz/24-bit sound as recommended as a best practice by the Federal Agencies Digitization Guidelines Initiative and the Library of Congress.
Complete Film Preservation and Restoration Services
Our standard service includes cleaning, inspection, repair and then scanning, followed by exposure adjustment, color correction and optional titling.
Your Films Stay With Us
We do all of our own work in our own studio. Unlike most “big box” stores, discount warehouses and camera shops, we do not accept your materials only to ship them off to a third-party or a “transfer mill” in another state or country. The materials you trust to us stay with us from start to finish.
Highest Quality Film Scanning
Our process is a true “frame-by-frame” scan. With sprocket free feed, we capture every individual film frame. Any other process will result in either annoying flickering or noticably incorrect speed of the action.