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Replay: Super 8mm and its relations still have quite a following, but what is the point of the format in the modern age? Last year I decided to do something I'd been meaning to do for a long while, I ...

Digitizing film is a tedious process that becomes a lot more fun if you spend more of your time building a digitizer and less time actually working working with old film. [Heikki Hietala] has been at ...

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Media Conversions, my business, converts videotape and slides to DVD. My customers often ask if I also can convert 8mm film. This is the story of my adventure into converting film to DVD. There are a ...

Motion picture film. The standard 8mm film was launched in 1932 by Eastman Kodak, providing a more affordable format than Kodak's 16mm film, which debuted in 1923. In 1965, Super 8 came out with a ...

There’s a certain mystique about old home movies and 8mm film; whether it’s footage from a family gathering from 40 years ago or a stop-motion animation you made when you were 12, there’s an immediacy ...