The Wolverine MovieMaker MM100 film scanner is available from Amazon HERE:
[ Ссылка ]
Through this link, ThriftyAV receives a small commision at no additional cost to the buyer.

Super8 home movies are a nostalgic treat, but not easy to share. In this video I compare three methods of digitizing movies:
1. Shooting Video of a film being projected onto a silver screen.
2. Shooting video of a film being projected onto an Ambico V-0625 conversion box.
3. Scanning a film with a Wolverine MovieMaker MM100 Film Scanner.

In order to optimize each method, I use two different film projectors, a Bell & Howell 1620, and a Sankyo P-1500. My camcorder is a Panasonic HC-V180. I also digitize the film with a Wolverine MovieMaker MM100 scanner.

I also show a cleaning method for Super8 film, and discuss how parallax effects an image when recording from a silver screen.

From this video, folks should be able to choose the method of digitizing that would work best for them.

0:00 Intro / Open
0:25 Inconvenience of Home Movies, Digitizing Methods
1:10 Cleaning the Film
1:39 Parallax issue when shooting a projection
2:10 Flickering, frame rate mismatch
2:32 Sankyo Projector
2:53 Ambico Video Transfer Box
3:45 Variable Frame Rate
3:59 Wolverine Scanner / Speed Adjustment
5:02 Comparison of Methods
6:36 Closing Thoughts

[ Ссылка ]

Patreon pledges help keep ThriftyAV going:
[ Ссылка ]
Pledge $1+ per month for Patron Exclusive Content!

Paypal ME contributions can be offered HERE:
paypal.me/ThriftyAV

Bitcoin (BTC) contributions are appreciated:
bc1q0ht079p05kep43p725qht6xj3w7q2ukjs37azv

ThriftyAV is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon.com.

#ThriftyAV #Super8 #HomeMovie

свернуть