Do you have old VHS cassettes that you would like to store properly? Are you interested in converting the footage on those old cassettes to a digital format in the future? If so, then you need to understand how to store your VHS cassettes to better protect them. Additionally, you also need to be able [...]
Today, the vast majority of people record home videos using their smartphones. In some situations, they might even have a digital camera. On the other hand, there are still some people who record using a camcorder. If you are looking for a way to convert the video these cameras record, into a higher quality [...]
Many VHS owners wonder if they are able to convert the Disney VHS tapes that they own to a DVD or MP4 format for easier storage or viewing ability. There are certain difficulties that arise around this, from legalities surrounding copyright protections, to physical deterrents that are placed within the VHS tape itself. Regarding the [...]
Film has been around since the late 1800s. It consists of a series of pictures that you can see if you hold it up to a light source. It was introduced to consumer in the 1930s as Regular 8mm format and later as Super 8. It requires exposure in a camera, shipping the film out [...]
If you have a series of home movies that you recorded at home, you might be wondering how you can convert them to a more modern format. Even though there is a way to do this, the first and most important step is to understand the type of film that you used to film your [...]
If you have a lot of home videos on VHS, VHS-C, or Hi-8 camcorder tapes, you probably would like to make sure they are preserved. At the same time, as technology advances, those VHS tapes are probably not going to last forever. As a result, you may be looking for a way to convert them [...]
You may have a family member that enjoyed filming everything, or you could have just received or discovered a box of Regular 8, Super 8, 16 and/or 35mm films. The best way to enjoy the images stored on these reels is to convert it to digital format for easy and secure viewing. Why buy a [...]
In 1923 16mm film was introduced as a cheaper alternative to 35mm film. In 1932 Regular 8mm film was introduced as a cheaper alternative to 16mm. It was sold as double 25-foot film that had to be flipped in the camera after the first 25 feet had been exposed. The remaining 25 feet or 1.5 [...]
