KODAK REELZ 8mm & Super 8 Films Digitizer Converter with Big 5” Screen, Scanner Converts Film Frame by Frame to Digital MP4 Files for Viewing, Sharing & Saving on SD Card for 3” 4” 5” 7” Reels

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Pros

Using the unit itself is relatively straightforward. It's quick, sturdy, and cheap. The process can be timely and tedious, but the results are worth the effort. My family and i are thrilled with the quality of the results!

At the conclusion of a scan, a quick reversal of the reels allows for quick rewinding. The pro model can use the large seven inch reels of film, which unless your ancestors were extremely into splicing their home moves together into marathons is about... Read More

Notching down the sharpness and color seems to help with the look of the scan. It clicks through each frame and then assembles them at the end. Color enhancement, saturation, contrast changes, and framing corrections give you an outstanding result.

Kodak has a vested interest in image quality and it shows in this unit.

Seeing deceased loved ones from the 1960's is worth every second. Results are in mp4 format and you can use any digital movie editor to compile the files into a dvd. If you have a lot of free time to dedicate to your project and don't mind the aggrava... Read More

Cons

Take-up motor fails. It's like the takup motor has gone bad or the gears are bad.

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Quality

The quality is what i would expect from 8mm film - nothing like modern video cameras, but certainly a decent representation of ... Read More

Product works great on 50 year old 8mm film.

It was okay, but not something that is easily adjusted for the quality.

I tried numerous times with the recommended manual help guide, but still not as smooth as i wanted.

Packaging/appearance

This was to the point of not being able to read anything on the screen.

My uploaded image shows this a little on the edges of the screen.

The most important piece of advice i can give is to spend time getting the film into its little scanner bed, under the four tab... Read More

Competitiveness

Nothing to dislike works as advertised and is easy to use ihad many reals to copy to a flash drive.

Much better than the results from a local business.

I recently scanned about (20) 7" super 8 family film reels from the 1960s, 70s and 80s to mp4 on a 128gb sd card that clicks ri... Read More

Specifically, i needed to be able to scan full 400ft rolls which limited my options a little.