We transfer 8mm & Super 8 film to HD-DVD, Blu-ray and 4K MP4 on a USB stick for all UK and overseas customers using professional equipment.

Our Location: Mill Hill, Edgware, London

HOW TO POST / PAY LATER: Click Here *For HD-DVD and Blu-ray disc formats, please ask.

Reels with less than 50ft will be considered as 50ft.

You will get, FREE:

• Repairs (up to 3 repairs per reel)
• Basic Cleaning
• Quality Enhancement

• A USB Flash Drive (the product photo on this page is for demonstration purpose only)

Special cleaning is not included. It's only necessary if your film has gone sticky, which is very rare.

If you incorrectly place your order, we will process and complete the work, but you will be invoiced accordingly. This may result in additional fees, so we highly recommend you to contact us before you place your order. We are always happy to help.

How to tell how many feet are in a spool/reel: On the surface of a reel, you'll find the following markings: 50 100 200 300 400ft which represent how many feet have been rolled onto the reel. If there are no markings and the reel is a small one then there should only be 50 feet of film rolled onto it.

Reels under 50 ft will be charged as 50ft of material.

An 8mm/super 8 film, is made up of a reel/spool with 8mm positive film rolled onto it. Initially, they were made without sound and as technology improved, the sound feature was added. This meant that if your camcorder was able to record sound, you'd be able to record both sound and video. 

They were usually supplied in 50 feet reels which could take up to 4 minutes of recordings. Spools/reels could be added on to a maximum of eight 50ft reels.

The quality of cine films deteriorates with time. The best way to prevent this deterioration and possible damage is to transfer them over onto a 4K USB stick, Blu-ray or HD-DVD or other digital format. This will protect against further damage and ensure that your precious video archives are not lost, whilst saving up to 75% of storage space.

We do not develop/process films, we only transfer them.

Note:  For your reference, unwind your film a little and look at the images before sending them to us.