Railfan Technology > Transfer super 8 to dvd,

Well found some great films, and would like to transfer to a digital media,flash or dvd,
checked legacy & Kodak and glad I did, 49% 1 star reviews, mostly lost stuff,
SO,
anybody recommend a transfer service that doesn't cost 150 for a 400 ft reel,
thanks dave j

Legacy Box had 49% 1-star reviews and lost stuff, or Kodak?

Or both?

I couldn’t quite tell from your original post.

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Dave, have you considered the do-it-yourself options? These tend to run in the $250-$350 range on Amazon. It's a high one-time cost, and requires a bit of tech-savvy (not too much, though), but this might be worth it if you have a lot of film to convert, or don't want to risk sending the film out to someone else.

Yes found it's a place in Tennessee that does work for several companies that offer transfer,all have 1 star ratings,
 

Removed a previous post because it cited a competitor's web page. That done, from https://legacybox.com/pages/our-story "Copyright © 2021 LEGACYBOX. All rights reserved. LEGACYBOX is a registered trademark of AMB Media LLC". And from https://kodakdigitizing.com/pages/about-us "AMB Media LLC is a brand licensee of Eastman Kodak Company, offering the KODAK Digitizing Box online at www.kodakdigitizing.com"

So looks as if Legacy Box, AMB Media, Southtree, and Kodak Digitizing are all the same.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 08/29/21 20:29 by clem.

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