Preserve your Old film movies
Regular 8mm • Super 8 (Silent)
Your family’s old film reels hold decades of irreplaceable memories. We safely digitize Regular 8mm and Super 8 silent film using high-quality frame-by-frame scanning at HD quality, right here in Mason City, IA.
Your reels never leave our facility, and every transfer is handled with precision and care.
Northern Iowa & Southern Minnesota’s trusted film-to-digital service.
Call us with Questions
641-200-4190
Over 15,000 memories preserved
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Over 1000 hours of video digitized
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Locally owned and operated
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No Shipping Required!
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Over 15,000 memories preserved 〰️ Over 1000 hours of video digitized 〰️ Locally owned and operated 〰️ No Shipping Required! 〰️
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Supporting Families & Businesses Across North Iowa
CHOOSE YOUR FILM TYPE
Quick pricing for every format.
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Price: Starting at $0.45 per foot (typical 3" reel = 50 ft)
Includes:
Frame-by-frame scanning
Basic exposure correction
Digital cleanup of dust + minor scratches
Delivered as MP4
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Price: Starting at $0.45 per foot (typical 3" reel = 50 ft)
Includes:
Frame-by-frame scanning
Basic exposure correction
Digital cleanup of dust + minor scratches
Delivered as MP4Description text goes here
FILM DIGITIZING
Starting at $0.45 per foot
(No charge for blank footage or film that cannot be transferred.)
Your 8mm and Super 8 reels are digitized in-house using dedicated film scanners no outsourcing, no frame blending, and no AI “hallucinations.”
Every reel is captured frame-by-frame to preserve color, detail, and exposure as accurately as possible.
Regular 8mm Film (Silent)
Introduced: 1932
Reel sizes commonly 3", 5", 7"
Typical family movies from the 1940s–1970s
Captured frame-by-frame for best clarity
Output: MP4 (1080p)
Super 8mm Film (Silent)
Introduced: 1965
Improved sharpness + smaller sprocket holes
Bright, vibrant family footage from the 1960s–1980s
Output: MP4 (1080p)
Film Formats NOT Currently supported
16mm film (silent or sound)
8mm or Super 8 film with magnetic or optical sound
9.5mm film
35mm motion picture film
WHY DIGITIZING FILM IS SO IMPORTANT
Film breaks down differently than videotape and much faster.
Common aging issues include:
Vinegar syndrome (chemical decay)
Emulsion softening or cracking
Color shift toward red or magenta
Flicker from shrunken sprocket holes
Exposure flickering
Mold growth
Brittle film that can snap inside projectors
Because film projectors and repair parts are rare, digitizing now prevents permanent loss.
Your Home Movies are not getting any Younger
Your memories called… they’d like to survive the decade.
Go ahead — give them a fighting chance.