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    I was wondering what telecine labs everyone uses to have there super8 tranferred. Anyone know any places that work cheap and do a nice job? Let me know

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    There have actually been a lot of post on this subject maybe that's why no one has answered you yet. The usual suspects include:

    Yale Film and Video No. Hollywood, Ca
    Film and Video transfers, Resida, Ca
    Movie Stuff, Houston, TX

    Nigel has a favorite place in Atlanta, GA forget the name check out the older posts.

    All these firms are on line.

    Good Luck

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    anyone ever have any film transferred at sony media services?

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    If you can afford that you would probably be shooting in 70 mm. [img]redface.gif[/img]

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    http://www.sonymediaservices.com/Film2TapeTransfer.htm

    check that link, tell me if the prices sound reasonable.

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    Dose anyone know what kind of equipment they use? I have to say those prices are very impressive.

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    I just send 5 rolls of k40 off to SONY for transfer to mini dv. I don't know what kind of equipment they are using, but I will let you know how it turns out.

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    Heh, I bet they use a PD-150 and projecting the film on a wall. Although I must admit those prices rock!

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    Try CinePost (these are the guys that are in the Atlanta area) at 404-320-1171. Very friendly, professional, fast. $225 per hour. I've used them for 3 years. www.cinepost.com

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