Telecine Guy
Video Production in Colchester, Essex
Here on the left you can see a nice example of a very clean, but very dull Super 8mm film. On the correct hand side you can see how effective my colour correction and level adjustments can be. The quality of telecine film that I get to work with on a daily basis varies massively. I've seen everything from under-exposed, scratched, blurred and wobbly footage which is virtually unwatchable, to benchmark material that wouldn't look out of place in a television documentary. Hopefully i will be capable to transform your film into a pristine DVD or Blu-ray copy that you will enjoy watching for years to come.
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About Us
read moreBefore you spend any money on having your telecine films transferred, you should really know a bit about the people that you're going to trust with your priceless reels of film. Telecine Guy has been involved in cine film work since the 1960's, and has filmed all over the world on numerous different film and video formats. And now his telecine and video transfer work is part of his studio-based retirement. Every film and video transfered is overseen by an engineer with 40 years of experience in advising, filming, editing and processing.
Video Equipment Used for Telecine
read moreAt the heart of the telecine system is a EUMIG Mark S810D HQS Super-8 and Standard 8mm projector. This is paired with a professional Sony video camera, which means your films are captured with high standard video equipment. This ensures that subsequent processing and editing are not only efficient, but also maintain the integrity of the original film. For my 16mm telecine transfer work I use a Bell & Howell Filmosound TQIII which has served me very well since I bought it in 1974. The vast majority of my telecine work is Super 8 and Standard 8mm.
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