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Convert 8mm Film to Digital in Three Best Ways

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A lot of people of new age have family inheritances of the early 8mm and super 8 mm films and footages that take them back to the era of memories, moments, people and the times gone by. How many of you remember your first birthday party or the time your grandmother knitted you a sweater

Difference between Film Sound and Video Sound

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The most visible difference between sounds in film and video is the EQ and compression that is used to make it sturdy. You can learn it by practicing and listening to sounds carefully. If you feel that it is not your cup of tea take help of sound mixer who is skilled and a professional

Transferring 8mm Films

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Several things determine the quality of the video. We are not referring to the creativity, but the technological aspects. Among them, resolution or the number of lines is the most important factor. Just watch a standard video feed on a HDTV and then switch on to a HD feed and you would notice the difference

Surround Sound System

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 The standard for DVD is 5.1 which is exactly what THX uses. The 6 channels can be confusing though. There’s actually 5 channels (left, center, right front, and left and right surround) and a LFE (low frequency effects channel). In film, the LFE is used specifically for low freq. sound effects such as explosions, earthquakes,

How to Transfer LP to CD

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You may be thinking to yourself right now that it would be very difficult to transfer music from an LP vinyl record to a CD. Luckily for you, the entire process is actually very easy. All you need is a turntable, an amplifier and a computer with a CD burner. Basically, you will be recording

How to Sweeten the Sound: Audio Auditing Skills

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“Well, whether it’s on film or on TV, you don’t want to throw too many curves at your audio and video guys.” – Rick Moranis. How rightly stated, curves are good for drawing and painting but you would like to avoid them in audio tracks. They create distortions and sound aberrations in your films. When

Slide Scanning Tips

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