WOLVERINE8mm and Super8 Reels Movie Digitizer with 2.4" LCD, Black (Film2Digital MovieMaker), Includes 32GB SD Memory Card & Worldwide Voltage 110V/240V AC Adapter (Bundle)

O filme a ser convertido não roda.

I have transferred 9 Super 8 movies and 1 8mm movie and have had no real problems. Requires the occasional check to see progress and I have had some tapes break but they were weak and had already been spliced previously. The unit itself feels pretty solid. When you first start using the adapters for the reels they can be sticky but it gets better with use. So far I am very pleased with it.

When I first got the Wolverine unit. I decided to try and digitize an old 200 ft reel of 8 mm film. It was 61 years old and in poor shape. The first 3 feet of the film disintegrated. It was nearly impossible to load the film into the film guide tabs as the film was cupped into a 'C' shape.the unit performed well enough but the film kept jamming. I finally gave up on that reel.Next, I tried a 60 year old film in a 50 foot reel. it was flat and un damaged. The unit worked like a champ! The oldest film I have digitized is 71 years old, and it too gave no problems.The problems I was having is NOT the age of the film so much as the condition of the film. All of my big 200 foot reels were stored in sealed cases either metal or plastic. Unfortunately, as the films age, they out gas and the sealed cases trapped the gas causing the films to degrade. It smells like vinegar (probably Acetic acid.)The card board boxes that the 50 foot reels come in do not trap the gases and they don't degrade.The curved film would digitize some, the camera portion would flatten the film, but the curve would defeat the advance pawl, causing the film holes to tear and jam the unit. This may be cause of the problems another reviewer experienced.If anyone has a solution to the curved film problem, I would appreciate a solution.All in all, I think the unit worked well and I will not complain because some of my films are in such poor shape.

J'ai numériser 15 réel de 8mm. Aucun problème.

I once rigged up a scanner to capture Super 8 video frame by frame. It took me a week to do one small reel. This gizmo does it in 1/2 hour. It works beautifully right out of the box. I read other reviews which spoke of modifying the film guide and others that spoke of the short comings so I was a little nervous shelling out a few hundred bucks for this gadget. But over all I'm very happy with my purchase. The videos do run at a faster frame than it should so you will need to run the video through another program. I used Adobe Premiere and slowed the film speed to 80% and the results are good. The only thing I wish this thing did would be to give the option of output product. I would preferred to have the captured frames as still photos so that I could enhance the colors and sharpness of the finished product. Then I could compile the frames in Adobe Premiere and output to an mp4 video. That would deliver superior results but you can only do so much with Super 8 film and this movie digitizer is really all you need.