Written by Erica Scoppettuolo 8mm film is one of the formats that we are able to watch in the viewing station of our Newton, MA headquarters. We see all sorts of videos when we view them alongside clients or convert …
Written by Erica Scoppettuolo Clients bring us video tapes in all shapes, sizes and conditions. We can almost always convert any given tape to digital, but sometimes it takes special equipment or extra work from our team. When tapes come …
Written by Erica Scoppettuolo EverPresent sees film of all ages and sizes. We convert 8mm, Super 8, 16mm, and other film reel formats into shareable digital videos. Many clients try the viewing station at our Newton, MA store to relive …
Written by Erica Scoppettuolo Mini DV video tapes are one of the newer formats of video tape, and one of the last tapes still in use. Due to how new the tapes are, they are one of our favorite formats …
Written by Erica Scoppettuolo We digitize three different varieties of 8mm video tapes at EverPresent: Video8, Hi8 tapes, and Digital8 tapes. All of these 8mm tapes can be converted to DVD or a digitally downloadable file. Here are a few …
Written by Erica Scoppettuolo VHS tapes are the most common video format that we transfer to DVD at EverPresent. Here are some facts that you may not know about the format: VHS tapes were developed in Japan in the 1970s …
Written by Erica Scoppettuolo We get a lot of questions about our video conversion process and the capabilities that we have. Sometimes showing is better than telling, which is why we put this video together to give our clients a …
Written by Erica Scoppettuolo There is a range of mold that we see on all kinds of video tapes and film reels. Typically we see mold on VHS tapes, but all tapes and reels are susceptible. The biggest tell for …
Written by Erica Scoppettuolo Our pricing for old film reels depends on the amount of footage on your reels. Film footage correlates directly with how much video you will get back after the transfer to digital. Home movies come in …
Written by Erica Scoppettuolo Haven’t watched your VHS tapes or 8mm film reels in a while? You likely forgot about analog video problems like tracking errors and blank footage, but they haven’t gone away. Luckily, we conduct four quality checks …
