Converting Film to Digital

[Diefenbaker]

Just found some old film in the attic from my childhood. It is on "Kodachrome II - Super 8" film. Is there anyway I can convert this footage to digital format? Without spending a ton? I am new to this forum and would appreciate any advice.

[tripplezero]

I have never used these guys but take a look
http://members.aol.com/filmtotape/index.htm

[Diefenbaker]

Thanks! I appreciate your quick response...

[dragan]

go to www.blackandwhitefilmfactory.com or call 416/763-0750

[pcg]

Triplezero's recommendation is excellent. I know the company. They're in Hartford, CT, & are in business to do just what you what & do it inexpensively. Highly recommended.

/Pat

[AppleCore24]

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Courier, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by pcg:
Triplezero's recommendation is excellent. I know the company. They're in Hartford, CT, & are in business to do just what you what & do it inexpensively. Highly recommended.

/Pat<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

Are they good enough to transfer film I shot to be finished on video? I definitly don't expact Rank quality, but do you think it would be good enough (transferred to miniDV)? From their site it looks like they can't do 24 fps - what speed change would I have to do in my editing program to alter it to the correct speed?

I love the prices. Golly, I love those prices!