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Topic: Review Wolverine Reels2Digital MovieMaker 8mm film digitizer
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Mike Spice
Master Film Handler
Posts: 421
From: none of your business
Registered: Jun 2017
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posted August 01, 2019 10:54 AM
2 seconds per frame? I really don't mind.
The thought of being able to re scan my royal navy reels in high quality is exciting.
I have a spare laptop that will run the capture software so it can sit and chug away for as long as it takes.
I may have to wait a month or so until I can buy the camera as the jolly old motor car is at that point of the year when it gets its service, and yearly road safety test, i know for a fact it's going to need some other work.
None the less I can't wait to pull my wolverine apart.
Stan, you Sir, are a true hero in this thread.
The hours you have dedicated, the money you have spent and the technical ability you bring to this thread is truly inspiring.
Thank you, Thank you.
Kamel, hello to you too, the 3D printing and work you are doing is pretty amazing.
I take great delight in logging here and seeing 28 pages of wolverine, and of late, what you two are up to to develop things and move things forward.
Between the two of you, there has been some significant work done towards the preserving of film.
That can't be a bad thing.
Cheers boys.
I do have one question for Stan, how do you achieve the right focus on the new camera?
Does the camera give a live output so one can set the focus? [ August 01, 2019, 01:00 PM: Message edited by: Mike Spice ]
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