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Convert 8mm Film to Digital to Preserve & Share

8mm film reels are full of wonderful memories, funny moments and often unseen. rare and interesting images.

8mm cine to digital conversion is easy with us and enables you to preserve those special moments in dusty film reel tins to watch on today’s digital formats.

Check out too our 8mm cine to DVD or 8mm cine to USB pages for more 8mm conversion options and our Cine reels to DVD and Cine to USB sections to view other cine conversion options.

Or call us now for some friendly advice Freephone 0800 690 6160

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Join the 1000s of People That Have Entrusted Supaphoto With Their Material

Our customers span from private individuals to institutions and TV production companies

Preserve, Share & Enjoy The Supaphoto Way

The best thing you could ever do for your family in three simple steps.

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1. Package Up Your Memories

Simply pack your beloved memories and send them to us. Use either our courier collection and return service or send it to us directly. Ask for your step by step welcome pack now.

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2. Lovingly Converted

We love what we do. Our dedicated team will digitise every item by hand. We’ve saved millions of memories over 20 years. And don’t worry, you’ll get regular updates along the way.

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3. Share & Enjoy With Your Family

This is where the magic begins, We’ll return your original media. Once preserved, access them via our easy cloud download service, USB stick or a DVD. Relax and let those memories flood in. 

Preserve, Share & Enjoy The Supaphoto Way

The best thing you could ever do for your family in three simple steps.

Supaphoto Cine Film Transfer Services & Samples Film

Not everyone has the time to read lots of words.

That’s why we’re produced this short & simple film which explains our cine film transfer services in a simple way. It also includes a few video transfer samples to put your mind at ease.

We hope that you enjoy it!

See also our Prices and FAQs further below.

Supaphoto's 8mm Film Transfer Service Advantages

Here are just a few of the reasons why people choose Supaphoto everyday. You won’t be disappointed.

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Output & Viewing

Digital file download via Cloud, USB or DVD. Watch on TV, PC, tablet or mobile

Media Transfer Advantages - Colour Corrections

Colour Corrections

Expert colour correction for faded scenes and frame by frame remastering

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2K / 4K REVIVAL AI

With our 2K/2K REVIVAL AI film restoration system, we can bring out the best of your film

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Free Services

Advanced film machine cleaning, splice repairs and no charge for blank and cine reels

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Security of Handling

We take security of handling very seriously at Supaphoto with step by step tracking

Supaphoto's 8mm Film Transfer Service Advantages

Here are just a few of the reasons why people choose Supaphoto everyday. You won’t be disappointed.

Before & After Example - RAW Scan V AI Enhancement

See for Yourself - Our 8mm Cine Film Scanning Quality

We take technical quality seriously at Supaphoto. We deliver great results with our 2k/4k HD Frame Scanners as you can see from the example below. Now with REVIVAL AI treatment, the quality is even better! We can now optionally use the latest AI to restore Cine Film. This enhancement technology can sharpen film while recovering accurate detail, remove excess harsh noise while recovering true authentic detail in your film, soften the look of dust and scratches, stabilise the film and much more besides.

For more information, watch our cine film transfer services and examples video.

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Supaphoto Post Enhancement Cine Film Transfer Sample

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What's Included?

You’ll receive everything needed to safeguard your memories.

Yes, where collection is applicable, we’ll organise for an easy to understand pre-paid address label to be sent to you. Could not be more simple. There’s also a section in there for you to add notes. 

We know how precious your memories are. It can feel like a big decision. The Supaphoto Welcome Guide explains the process in step by step simple terms. It will also include useful contact details for peace of mind.

We loe what we do. Our dedcated team will digitise every item by hand. We’ve saved millions of memories over 20 years. And don’t worry, you’ll get regular updates along the way.

This is where the magic begins. We’ll return all of your original media. Once preserved, you can access your files via our easy cloud download service, on a memory stick or a lovely DVD. Finally, just relax and let those memories flood in!.

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Sir Richard Attenborough – One of Supaphoto’s Proudest Moments

We were so proud to be chosen by the University of Sussex to preserve some of film director Sir Richard Attenborough’s photographs.

Over the years, we’ve also scanned thousands of photo from prestigious photo albums going back to the 1900’s for British politicians to thousands of everyday family photo collections for families throughout the UK.

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Our 8mm Cine Film Transfer Prices

At Supaphoto we take pleasure in doing things in the right way and growing our business slowly through referrals.

Cine Film Transfer Prices to MP4 Digital Files

Part 1. One-Off Set-Up & Preparation Charge: £29.99
This is a one-off charge per order irrespective of project size. Here we clean, prepare and repair the film for a superior finish. We’ll also check any splices & rewind films that are back to front.

It all takes time but is worth it in the end.

Part 2. 2K HD Capture Prices 8mm & Super 8 Ciné Films:
3″ (50′) Reel: Standard Service: £14.99 each inc colour correction
5″ (200′) Reel: Standard: £34.99 each inc colour correction
7″ (200′) Reel: Standard: £54.99 each inc colour correction

Looking for Museum Quality Service?
For not much more, many opt or our advanced service where the resolution is even higher and many elements are further enhanced including colours and  frame stabilisation – See advanced service below.

Part 3: What Do I Want Back? – Choose from One of the Following Options:
i) Mp4 Digital Files via our Cloud Download for easy viewing & sharing with family – £29.99 Per Hour of footage
ii) Mp4 Digital Files on a Master USB Stick – £29.99 Per Hour of footage
iii) Conversion to a new DVD in a nice presentation case – £29.99 Per Hour

Part 4: Optional Extras
– Back-up Version on Master USB Memory Stick: £19.99 each
– Back-up Version as a Master DVD in Presentation Case: £19.99 each
– Extra copy of DVD in Presentation Case: £14.99 each

Free Doorstep Collection & Return Delivery
Contact Us Now to receive your free welcome pack and address label. We’ll then liaise with you to get your package collected free of charge. Prices also include free return delivery. 

Want to Order? – How Can I contact You?
Simple! Just Call us on freephone 0800 690 6160 or drop us a line

 

All Prices are Inclusive of VAT

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Cine Film FAQs

We’ve made life easy for you by compiling the the most commonly asked questions that we’ve been asked over the years in one place!

How can I view my films?
Could not be easier! Either plug a simple USB into your TV and view as a slideshow or watch on PC, laptop, ipad or mobile phone. 

Is it easy to share with my family?
It’s so easy. Just forward the link we’ll send you or share your USB memory stick.

Which media output is best?
Digital files are easy to play and share on PCs, laptops, ipads and phones. Start your own home movie editing projects too. A back-up DVD also makes sense. 

No Upfront Payment? – When do I pay?
We never charge upfront unlike other companies. Why? Because there’s always a small chance that you may have non-chargeable blank reels.   

How long does it take?
Typically 5-10 working days or less. 

Do you offer an advanced service?
Yes. It delivers more vivid colours, better contrast, sharper pictures and image stabilisation. It takes longer but and costs relatively little more.

Do you offer Pro Wetgate Solution for Dust and Scratches?
Yes – We are rare in the industry since we also offer this service. When a scratch or vertical line in the film emulsion is filled with fluid, light will travel through the film with less refraction which results in less visibility of the damaged parts.

Do you Offer AI Film Restoration for Cine Film
This time-sensitive enhancement system will help sharpen film while recovering more accurate detail. It can also remove excessive noise whilst softening dust and scratches whilst stabilising the film and much more.

What’s the quality like?
We’re proud of our quality. We offer 2k or 4k options – Take a look for yourself

I don’t want to pay for blank cine reels.
Don’t worry. We NEVER charge for blank cine reels!

Do you send the originals back?
Yes indeed – It’s important that you always keep your originals somewhere safe.

I’m not sure if my cine film has sound. Can you capture it if it does? 
We have full sound synchronisation capabilities. We’d advise you on receipt. It will take a little more time and hence cost a bit more.

I’ve had my cine film converted to VHS tapes or DVD a while back.. Will the quality be better this time around?
The technology to convert cine film as faithfully as today just did not exist a decade ago!  If unsure customers should carry out a single reel test.

Can I view and save the films on a Free Online Gallery?
Yes indeed and you can share them with your family thereafter.

Where can I read reviews about your service?
We always treat cine films as if they were our own. Read our reviews for yourself

Why should I do it?
All cine film slowly deteriorate over time. The sooner you do it – the better. 

Can i get a discount on bigger quantities?
Just contact us to see how we can help. See also our buy now, pay later option. 

I still have questions!
Call us for some friendly help on freephone 0800 690 6160 or drop us a line

Converted, Preserved and Ready to Enjoy

Choose what you’ll get back. Sit back and soak it in!

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Digital Download

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DVD in Case

Converted, Preserved and Ready to Enjoy

Choose what you’ll get back. Sit back and soak it in!

Bulk Discounts

Got a large order? We’ll do our best to help you. Just give us a call and we’ll see what we can do.

Looking to Convert 8mm Film to Digital?

Put simply, rest assured that you’ve come to the right place. We’ve been doing this for over twenty years and you’ll see from our countless positive reviews that we always strive to provide the best of services.

What is 8mm Film?

In 1932, during the Great Depression, Standard 8 was released on to the American market by Eastman Kodak. Making use of smaller cameras and frames, it was designed to be cheaper and more portable than 16mm and overnight the format became a huge success, introducing many ordinary people to the idea of making their own home movies. 

Standard 8 – also known as Regular 8 and Double 8 –was an ingenious way of modifying the 16mm film stock current at the time. Manufacturers loaded 16mm film onto a 25 ft spool and designed a new camera that exposed only one half of one side of the film on its first run. When the footage had wound through, the operator flipped the film to expose the other side as it went through the process again. Discover more about how to convert 16mm film to digital service.

During hard times, it was a clever way of getting better value. (Now you’ve got four 8mm frames for every 16mm frame.) Once developed, the film would be slit down the middle and the two halves could splice together into 50 ft of Standard 8mm.  If however you possess a film roll or cartridge that has not been developed you may be interested in our 8mm cine film processing and developing service.

Standard 8 became the established home-movie format right up until the 1960s and it had a magic all of its own. People recorded the big events in their lives, along with trips to the zoo and many small, touching moments from family life. Today the old films are like a portal into a past that is full of happy memories. You can see what life used to be like and people too – how they looked, how they smiled, what characters they were. 

Why Convert 8mm Cine Film to DVD?

But how long does Standard 8mm last? The answer is around 70 years, assuming it’s been kept in ideal conditions, which means that even the best of surviving cine films are reaching the end of the road. Learn more about They were never intended to last this long in the first place.

If you want to preserve your precious memories? We have a simple solution; convert 8mm film to digital! Here at Supaphoto, we are truly passionate about what we do, handling your film with care and precision, we’ll digitise 8mm cine film as accurately as possible. We can also convert super 8 to digital. Otherwise, before you know it your treasured memories will have slipped out of your hands forever.

Why Should I Transfer 8mm Film to Digital

Here’s what we think you should do if you’re looking to transfer 8mm film and perhaps your home videos too to new digital formats. Don’t take anything for granted. When old cine films begin to break down, red dyes often begin to rule the roost, casting a disconcerting pinky-reddish glow over every scene. So many things affect the longevity of a Standard 8mm film: how brittle or warped the celluloid has become; the humidity that has made the chemicals run; too much UV; the dirt and debris on the surface of the film. 

Once the damage begins to spread, the only certain way to protect your old film is to digitise it and save it on to a DVD or digital file. Remember, most old cine films from the 1960s and earlier are already well past their sell-by date. The situation is getting quite urgent. That’s why you should send your Standard 8 film to Supaphoto asap.

Standard 8 Film Restoration

Supaphoto has a tried and tested 8mm cine film to dvd restoration process that begins with an inspection of the film and then a thorough cleaning to get rid of as much fluff, dust and debris as reasonable. Then with the latest cutting-edge equipment we make a high-quality, frame-by-frame scan of your film. The film’s transfer time will depend on the work but the cost is generally the same. 

Where Can I Convert 8mm Film to Digital Near Me?

Using our advanced processes, we can rebalance the colours and make them vibrant, crisp and clear again, adjusting exposure and working up the contrast – with zero of the flicker associated with most people’s transfers. Once digitised, your old Standard 8 footage can be copied as often as you like and passed on to friends and family as digital file formats. Upon request we will convert your film to editing formats rather than finished film formats, making it easy for you to cut the footage yourself. Converting standard 8mm film and super 8mm can be a tricky process but Supaphoto tries to make it as enjoyable as possible and will always offer you the option to have it put on a usb stick.

When you’re ready, just plug it into your smart TV and enjoy watching all the action on the big screen whenever you feel like it. You won’t need a projector anymore.

Don’t forget that home movies on DVD make wonderful presents; they’re a great way of reminding people you’re thinking of them. It’s easy to order extra copies of the DVD.

They’re the ideal way of sharing treasured memories with others. 

And once you’ve converted your old films and tape to digital, you’ll feel immediate peace of mind that family memories are now safely stored away on your computer, and that other people are able to share them too.

Remember, all those old films currently sitting around in the attic won’t last forever.

Contact Supaphoto today and we’ll rescue your memories, keeping them safe forever.

You may even have very old film. Sometimes people still contact us wanting to convert 9.5mm cine film to dvd 

Who is the Best Company to Transfer 8mm Film to DVD UK?

If you come to us, we’ll digitise 8mm film, so you can run them as often as you like on your home computer or smart TV and email them out to be shared and enjoyed by your friends and family. You can choose between MP4 digital files as either a download or on a memory stick having converted your 8mm cine film to digital or you may like the idea of a DVD, after all, we are the best company to transfer 8mm film to digital. Many people choose both for peace of mind. Suddenly, after you convert your 8mm film to digital, there will be so many copies floating around, you’ll no longer need to worry about losing your precious memories. 

8mm Cine Film with Sound?

8mm cine film with a magnetic soundtrack might be quite rare but not to worry, we can handle this too. We’ll advise you on receipt.

Standard 8mm film, also known as Regular 8mm or Double 8mm, was initially designed for silent film recording. However, as technology advanced, there were efforts to incorporate sound recording capabilities into 8mm film. This led to the development of Standard 8mm film with sound.

Here are some key points about Standard 8mm film with sound:

Sound Stripe: To enable sound recording, a magnetic stripe was added to the film. This stripe was typically located along one edge of the film, and it allowed for the recording and playback of audio when used with compatible equipment.

Sound Recording Process: The sound recording on Standard 8mm film was magnetic rather than optical. This means that the sound information was recorded magnetically on the film stripe, and special projectors with magnetic sound heads were used for playback.

Soundtrack Placement: The magnetic sound stripe was usually located adjacent to the perforations on one side of the film. The placement allowed for the synchronisation of sound with the corresponding images during projection.

Single-System Sound: Unlike some larger film formats that used separate audio tracks, Standard 8mm film with sound was often a single-system sound format. This means that the audio and visual information were recorded on the same strip of film.

Usage: Standard 8mm film with sound found applications in home movies, amateur filmmaking, and other scenarios where users wanted to capture both visuals and accompanying sound. It allowed filmmakers to document events with synchronized audio.

Availability and Obsolescence: While Standard 8mm film with sound was available and used during a certain period, it became less common over time. The introduction of Super 8mm film, which also had sound capabilities, contributed to the decline of Standard 8mm with sound. Super 8mm offered improved image quality and a more convenient cartridge system.

It’s important to note that finding equipment capable of playing Standard 8mm film with sound can be a challenge today, as technology has evolved, and older formats have become obsolete. If you have Standard 8mm film with sound footage that you want to preserve or digitise, it will require specialised equipment and expertise to handle both the visual and audio components. We can help you at Supaphoto.

Cine Film Transfer Examples & Customers

Why not check out the quality of our 8mm cine film transfer examples.

We were chosen to undertake cine film conversion work for the TV Production Company behind the BBC’s Repair Shop!

Other projects include digitalising Sir Richard Attenborough’s personal collection of images, converting early footage of Virgin Airways promotional films and digitalisation work relating to Windsor Castle, The Mary Rose and the late Queen Elizabeth II

Discover more about the range of cine films that we convert – cine to dvd services

8mm to USB Service - Buy Now - Pay Later Option

Buy now and split your total into 3 easy payments to spread the cost – automatically charged over three months.

Rest assured that there are no hidden fees. Just call us on 0800 690 6160 for more details. Minimum order value applies of £500. Offer subject to terms and conditions.

If you’re still unsure which cine film service is best for you, read our guide on cine film formats and conversion options.

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Don’t Let Your Memories Fade Away - Buy Now, Pay Later Option

Buy now and split your total into 3 easy payments, automatically charged over three months.

No interest and no hidden fees. Just call us on 0800 690 6160 for more details. Minimum order value applies. Offer subject to terms and conditions.

More Questions About this Format

A: Yes, at Supaphoto we can convert your Standard 8mm or Super 8 film to digital.
We transfer your 8mm cine films to DVD, USB stick, hard drive, or as digital files available for download via the cloud. Converting your 8mm films ensures that your cherished family memories are preserved in a modern, long-lasting format for future generations.

A: Converting your 8mm films to digital at home is possible, but it can be expensive and time-consuming.
You’ll need an original projector, a video capture device, and software to record the footage. Even with the right setup, the process takes place in real-time — so a small collection could take several days. In contrast, Supaphoto converts 8mm film to digital starting from just £9.99 per reel, delivering professional results that far surpass DIY quality. You can choose to have your films transferred to DVD, which is great for TV playback, or USB, which is perfect for easy sharing and editing.

A: Converting your 8mm films with Supaphoto is simple and secure.
Just start your order on our website, print your order form, and include it with your films when you post them to us. Once received, we’ll carefully digitise your 8mm film using professional equipment and return your original reels along with your new digital copies. With Supaphoto, you can rest assured your memories are safe and handled with expert care.

A: Supaphoto digitises your 8mm film starting from only £9.99 per reel.
Here’s an overview of our pricing for 8mm film to digital conversion:

Up to 18m / 59ft (4 minutes): £9.99

Up to 45m / 148ft (10 minutes): £14.99

Up to 67.5m / 221ft (15 minutes): £19.99

Up to 99m / 325ft (22 minutes): £24.99

Up to 144m / 472ft (32 minutes): £27.99

Extended length (over 33 minutes): 74p per minute

All prices include VAT, and shipping costs are added at checkout. Our best price guarantee means you’ll always receive excellent value for high-quality film digitisation.

A: You can send your 8mm films by post to Supaphoto’s logistics centre.
Simply package your reels securely and post them to:

A: At Supaphoto, you can choose from three quality levels for your 8mm film conversion.

Budget (PAL 720×576 pixels): Suitable for smaller screens — ideal if you choose DVD output.

Standard+ (HD 960×720 pixels): Perfect for watching on TVs, monitors, or HD-ready projectors. Files are supplied as MP4s on USB.

Premium (Full HD 1440×1080 pixels): Best for larger displays, providing enhanced sharpness and detail. Files are supplied as MP4s on USB.

No matter which option you choose, your 8mm film digitisation will be handled with professional precision.

A: You can choose from several storage options for your digitised 8mm films.
We can transfer your footage to a USB drive, hard drive, your own supplied storage device, or provide a download link for cloud access. This flexibility allows you to enjoy, share, and back up your precious films in whichever way suits you best.

A: Yes, Supaphoto can digitise 8mm films with sound.
While most 8mm reels are silent, some contain one or two magnetic soundtracks — identifiable by a thin orange-brown stripe along the edge. If your reels include sound, we’ll capture and convert it as part of the film to digital transfer. If you’re unsure whether your reels have sound, don’t worry — we’ll check for you and only charge for sound transfer if applicable.

A: To estimate the length of your 8mm film, check the reel itself.
The reel should indicate the length in metres or feet. Alternatively, you can measure the reel’s diameter to approximate the film’s total length. Please note that this provides only a maximum estimate — the actual running time may be shorter, which means your conversion cost could be lower than expected.

A: You can’t watch 8mm film directly without a projector, but there are several ways to view your footage.
Some people use old film editors or magnifying tools to examine their reels frame by frame, but this isn’t practical for watching the full film. The best option is to digitise your 8mm film professionally. At Supaphoto, we transfer your reels to DVD or USB, allowing you to enjoy your memories on a TV, computer, or any modern device — easily and in beautiful quality.

A: If you want to convert 8mm film to digital in the UK, you have a few options.
Local photo shops or online marketplaces may offer 8mm digitisation, but they often lack the advanced scanners and expertise required for top-quality results. DIY equipment is also expensive and time-consuming to use. The best option is a professional service like Supaphoto, which combines advanced technology, expert technicians, and affordable prices to ensure your cine film to digital conversion is completed to the highest standard.

A: Attempting to convert 8mm film yourself can lead to a number of issues.
DIY transfers often result in colour shifts, focus problems, and uneven exposure, which require complex post-editing. Film reels can also get jammed or scratched during playback. By choosing Supaphoto’s 8mm film digitisation service, you avoid these risks and get a beautifully cleaned, balanced, and colour-corrected result that brings your old footage back to life.

A: Yes, your 8mm film can absolutely be converted to digital.
We recommend digitising your film reels as soon as possible before they degrade. The Supaphoto process is straightforward — simply send us your reels with your signed order form. We’ll scan each frame individually using specialist equipment, correct the colour and contrast if required, and return your digitised film on your chosen medium. You’ll then be able to relive and share your precious memories with family and friends, knowing they’re preserved in stunning digital quality.

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Supaphoto digitises your cine film starting from just £9.99 per reel.
Here’s a guide to our current pricing for 8mm film to DVD conversion:

Up to 18m / 59ft (4 minutes): £9.99

Up to 45m / 148ft (10 minutes): £14.99

Up to 67.5m / 221ft (15 minutes): £19.99

Up to 99m / 325ft (22 minutes): £24.99

Up to 144m / 472ft (32 minutes): £27.99

Extended length (over 33 minutes): 74p per minute

All prices include VAT, with postage costs added at checkout. Supaphoto’s best price guarantee ensures you always receive excellent value for professional 8mm cine film transfers.

A: Yes, 8mm film can be converted to DVD.
To do this yourself, you would need specialist equipment capable of digitising each frame of your 8mm cine film, followed by software to create and burn a DVD. However, this can be time-consuming, costly, and technically demanding. For the highest quality and a stress-free experience, it’s best to use a professional digitisation service like Supaphoto. We handle the entire process for you, ensuring that your 8mm films are preserved in stunning clarity on a playable DVD.

A: Yes, we can transfer your 8mm films directly to DVD.
At Supaphoto, we use high-resolution frame-by-frame scanning technology to digitise every frame of your 8mm cine film. The result is a beautifully clear DVD that you can easily play on your TV, computer, or DVD player. It’s the perfect way to preserve and enjoy your cherished memories for generations to come.

A: It’s technically possible to convert 8mm film to DVD yourself, but the process is long and challenging.
You would need a working film projector or transfer device to play the reels, a digital camera or camcorder to record the projected image, and a computer with video editing and DVD authoring software. Once captured, you’d need to correct colours, adjust brightness, and remove flicker before finally burning the video to a disc. This method takes hours of manual effort and often delivers poor results. With Supaphoto, we take care of every step using professional equipment, advanced post-processing, and decades of experience, ensuring your 8mm film to DVD transfer is completed quickly and with the best possible quality.

A: Supaphoto is one of the UK’s most experienced providers of 8mm film transfers to DVD.
With over 12 years of experience and a team of expert technicians, we digitise your 8mm films using state-of-the-art scanning systems. Our pricing starts from just £9.99 per reel, offering exceptional value for the high-quality results we deliver. We’re proud to be one of the UK’s most trusted names in cine film digitisation.

A: There are many film transfer services in the UK, but few match the expertise and equipment of Supaphoto.
Most small providers rely on basic playback devices that cannot achieve the same precision and colour fidelity as our professional frame-by-frame scanners. At Supaphoto, we adjust brightness, correct colours, stabilise footage, and remove unwanted flicker during the 8mm film to DVD conversion process. The result is a smooth, vibrant video that looks better than ever before. If you’re looking for a reliable and cost-effective film digitisation service, Supaphoto is the perfect choice.

A: You can send your 8mm films to Supaphoto by post.
Simply package your reels securely and post them to:

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