Small gauge Film Scanning, Colour Timing, Post Processing and Stabilization.

For films, big and small... amateur and professional alike.

8mm, Super 8mm and 16mm Film Transfer from Oliver Gläser on Vimeo.

 

What does stabilization look like for old movies? take a look below.

Super 8mm scanned to HD - Deshaken, Sharpened and Color Corrected from Oliver Gläser on Vimeo.

Who gets their films scanned?

Anyone who is currently shooting in small gauge film (any 16 or 8mm stocks) or has old film that they wish to transfer into a digital medium for the purposes of archival or editing. We do not do low end Telecine. All our film is transferred with the greatest attention to detail.

Our customers are people who demand the highest quality of work and highest level of professionalism. Whether professional film makers or amateur enthusiasts with home movies, we treat every frame of film with the same level of professionalism. We have transferred footage for clients around Canada, the USA, and internationally from countries like Sweden, Germany, and Switzerland. footage we have transferred have been used in theatrical feature films, on TV in documentaries and music videos, and in Archives around the world.

Testimonials of what our valued customers are saying about Newsreel's Post Services:

 

"I have been shooting and transferring super 8 film for many years. Along the way i believe I have used every transfer method available, including work - printers , Rank's, and everything in between. Finally we have a professional, beautiful, transfer option available (in Vancouver)
to budget conscious filmmakers who need high quality work done quickly. thank you Oliver for your amazing service!!!"
- Craig Trudeau, Cinematographer, Vancouver Canada

 

"Newsreel productions transfer's of 8mm film we're second to none. The quality was high enough for use in our latest feature film. In these times of mixed format productions, it is great that Newsreel is there to bring 8mm to us as a viable, workable format. "
- Oliver Linsley, Doghouse Films, Vancouver Canada

 

"...Man, what a great job! It's exactly what i had in
mind. the hi cons were awesome (the one you said that was just highlights
and shadows :-) )! Thanks heaps! "
- Richardson N. Leão, Film maker, Sweden

 

"Oliver transferred about 3000 ft of old super 8 family home movies for me into HD video. Being local, I really appreciated having the opportunity to meet up with him to discuss the process. He's very easy to work with and you can tell that he loves working with film. This really helped to ease my fears about handing over my irreplaceable family memories. In the end, Oliver took great care of my film and I was very satisfied with the final product. A few years back, I did an SD transfer through a company in the US, and I was never totally happy with the colour/quality of the video. No such complaints here - the extra money to go HD was worth it. I highly recommend Oliver to anyone else who wants to transfer their film."
- Jon Gay, Engineer, Vancouver Canada

 

Technical information:

Image is captured at 1920x1080 HD Progressive frame resolution in 4:2:2 colour space. The frame rate is then set to play back at the shooting speed of origination (16, 18, 24 fps).

SD to HD comparisons:

SD to HD comparison

 

How does colour correction makes your footage look sharp and new:

correction example