DALLAS, TX, April 20, 2011 (Press-News.org) As various forms of media, including film, are rendered obsolete in the digital age virtually any big box store that will print pictures will also transfer old film to DVD. The process is simple - feed the film into a device and it digitizes it for storage and playback digitally from either a computer or DVD. Unfortunately, the simple process of digitally transferring film does not take into account the quality of the playback.
The Reel House, a Texas-based media conversion company, incorporates state of the art equipment with professional editing and restoration techniques to not only transfer the film to digital media, but also restore it so that the result is in many instances better than the original.
The Reel House has successfully applied the techniques to virtually all types of film common to home movies throughout the 20th Century including 8mm film, Super8 film, 16mm film and video tape. Digital output is available in both standard definition or high definition for playback from a computer, DVD or Blu-Ray Disc.
The Reel House's success rests in the personalized, expert attention to detail given to each project the use of professional grade studio equipment like that found in any Hollywood editing room. Contrary to popular perception, the conversions often costs less than that offered by big box stores despite the premium nature of the service.
Additional services available include video editing and the creation of digital media menus and chapters for ease of playback.
The Reel House offers film and video to DVD conversion nationwide via a mail-order service with production facilities in the Dallas-Forth Worth area. Sample videos and additional information are available on the company's website: http://www.thereelhouse.com
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The Reel House Offers Preservation and Restoration of Family Memories in Film to DVD Transfer Service
The Reel House incorporates state of the art equipment with professional editing and restoration techniques to not only transfer the film to digital media, but also restore it so that the result is in many instances better than the original.
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[Press-News.org] The Reel House Offers Preservation and Restoration of Family Memories in Film to DVD Transfer ServiceThe Reel House incorporates state of the art equipment with professional editing and restoration techniques to not only transfer the film to digital media, but also restore it so that the result is in many instances better than the original.