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Corporate and Heritage 9.5mm, 8mm, 16mm and 35mm Cine and Motion Film Scanning Solutions | Oxford UK


Corporate and Heritage 9.5mm, 8mm, 16mm and 35mm Cine and Motion Film Scanning Solutions | Oxford UK

We offer many output options from Native, Pro-Res, MOV, Blu-Ray and DVD for all cine and motion film, optical sound, magnetic sound.  Our services are highly valued for the quality and preservation of precious media. 

Please contact cheryl@oxfordduplicationcentre.com or call our office: 01865 457000




35mm Silent Motion Film Scanning Oxfordshire UK

35mm motion film
silent (1893 – 1960)


35mm motion film optical sound film Transfers to CD and USB Oxfordshire UK

35mm motion film
optical sound(1923 – )


Magnetic Sound 35mm Motion Film Conversions

35mm magnetic
tape (1923 – )


16mm Silent Cine Film Conversions

16mm film
silent (1923 – )


Optical Sound 16mm Cine Film Conversions

16mm film
optical sound (1923 – )


Magnetic Sound 16mm Cine Film Conversions

16mm film
magnetic sound (1923 – )


Standard Cine 8mm Film Transfers to CD and USB Oxfordshire UK

Standard 8 cine
film (1932 – )


Super Cine 8mm Film Transfers to CD and USB Oxfordshire UK

Super 8 cine
film (1965 – )


9.5mm Cine Film to MOV and DVD

9.5mm pathe film
(1922 – 1960)


TimeReg. 8mm CineSup. 8mm Cine16mm Cine35mm Motion Film
10 sec.3 feet3 1/3 feet6 feet15 feet
30 sec.9 feet10 feet18 feet45 feet
1 min.18 feet20 feet36 feet90 feet
3 min.54 feet60 feet108 feet270 feet
5 min.90 feet100 feet180 feet450 feet
10 min.180 feet200 feet360 feet900 feet
20 min.360 feet400 feet720 feet1800 feet
30 min.540 feet600 feet1080 feet2700 feet
TV VIEWING
STANDARDS		TV
RESOLUTION		CINE
RESOLUTION		HORIZONTAL
LINES		IDEAL
OUTPUT
(SD) Standard Definition720X5768MM CINE FILM900HD
HD 720P1280x7209.5MM CINE FILM1070HD
(HD) High Definition1980X108016MM CINE FILM24002K
2K2560X144035MM MOTION FILMVARIABLE4K
4K3840X2160


Our offices are open Monday to Thursday 8am-4pm Friday 8am - 3pm

Our offices and large customer parking are located at the back of our premise, 29b Rear Part Banbury Road, Kidlington OX5 1AQ, behind the large green building attached, opposite Benmead Road.

Contact Us 01865 457000 or email cheryl@oxfordduplicationcentre.com

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