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Film Preservation or Restoration – Any Difference?
Preserving and Restoring at risk films is a big deal. Yes, there is a significant difference between these two concepts in terms of corrective processes and methods. In a nutshell, film preservation has to do with the recovery of the physical film body itself, if possible. Film frames that are very much degraded or heavily [...]
Film Restoration Software Vendor Overview
RHMG – Bill Werba The industrial grade film restoration application space is not an overly occupied one. You can count the number of these software vendors on your fingers. Some are well known and well entrenched in the industry, yet others are relative new comers attempting to take a piece of the market pie in [...]
True Film Restoration services in the B2C Market
RHMG – Bill Werba As a B2C business owner in the home movie transfer business, I’m always looking for ways to improve and add to my services for my customers. Where are things trending? What’s next for the industry to stay relevant? From my point of view, the next stage in services evolution is Film [...]
Competitive Comparison of an HD Film Transfer
HomeDVD has gone ahead again to check out the competition on the quality of an HD film transfer for small gauge movie film, with some surprisingly good results. A standard 3″ reel of color 8mm film was assembled that exhibited a range of transfer system challenges. The film was old and was quite grainy [...]
Certain Truths About Amateur Film
How poor is small gauge film –Really!! The fact is that that old 8mm and Super 8 mm film (and yes even some 16mm) is not all that it is cracked up to be in terms of its supposedly inherent super properties. There is lots of talk in the forums, other discussion groups and blogs [...]
CUDA based cards now have another home in CS5
In my search for a list of CUDA based NVidia video cards that will support Adobe Premiere CS5, I came across this web site www.Studio1productions.com. It has an article that has the steps to unlock Premiere CS5 so that more than the few currently Adobe supported CUDA cards can be used to crunch video data [...]
NTSC and PAL in Hi-Def!! I don’t think so
NTSC or PAL Operation in High Definition Video Lets start off by saying there is no such thing as NTSC or PAL in the High Definition video world. Just scan rate differences. NTSC and PAL standards are color methods and scan/refresh rates that have their origin in the analog domain. Their corollary does however have [...]
