FILM Guide PAGE

We will take your priceless Cine film memories of all formats and convert them to an easy to watch any time on DVD Disc.
presented in a Beautiful Cover with Images from the film and easy to select scene Selection we pride ourselves on our Quality
and presentation. Inexpensive additional copies of your memories are also available at any time forever or never. Please
read the following Guide for more information or call us anytime. More Questions ? try our easy Help Page

Super 8 Film Cartridge and Reel

Super and Standard 8 400ft Reel

Our Presentation of your is very important. It includes full art work Cover. Introduction sequence,(see Video Page), Individual scene or menu chapters so you can go direct to Billys 6th Birthday, Jills Wedding, Warragamba Dam or skip scenes. Background music is also included from our collection in silent movies or you can add your own for a small extra charge.

See our Cover and Disc Presentation on the Presentation Page

Be sure to look at running examples of clips
on our Video Page

Do Not Know what size reels you have?
Click on the Image below for a Printable Film Reel Guage

Just Moments in Time Film Reel Guage

Things to Know ?
The Reel marked 'A' is the Original 50ft of Film,
Eight of these joined together Fitted onto the
400ft Reel Marked 'B' that has a Guage marking
of 50ft Intervals

In about 1925 the original Standard 8mm film
was developed. Around this time Pathe also made the first home movie camera and 9.5mm Film. The film in the Camera was in fact 16mm and the roll only 25ft in length. One turned over the film at the half way point. At the processor they split it down the middle and sent it back. Most film was run at 18 frames per second. The standard 8 ran for over four minutes. In or around 1965 Kodak developed the replacement Super 8 having smaller sprocket holes providing for a larger Image and an area for a Magnetic Sound track. The Film was 50ft in Length and housed in a cassette or Cartridge making loading simple. It also did away with the need to turn over the film. Kodak film is just over three minutes in time whilst Agfa ran over four. At Just moments in time we charge by each 400ft length of film or part of 400ft, and a small charge for each reel. Additional charges are for Sound, mixed sound,
Titling and Repairs. See Price structure.

The Conversion to DVD is a very important Archival
Step. As you might have many reels of film we offer
the Opportunity to to provide a Chronological Sort at our Studio.
Also in the Future folk will ask Three questions.
Who is that, Where is that and When was that?
On film Titling is offered at extra cost. Ask for details.

 

Cine Film Types and Dimensions