Whether you want to put your childhood home movies on Facebook or upload those goofy recordings of your friends on YouTube, this thing lets you relive the past in moving pictures like never before. It supports all 8mm and Super 8 films in reels up to nine inches (so split 16mm, sorry), allowing you to convert a good load of your old home movies and amateur filmmaking efforts into something that can be consumed on modern platforms. The device will take care of scanning the entire reel frame-by-frame, storing the finished digital movie in the loaded memory card, after which you can then edit it on a computer.
To use, simply load the film the same way you would on an analog projector, insert an SD card into the designated memory slot, and press a few buttons. The Wolverine Reels2Digital MovieMaker Pro is a standalone machine that converts analog film into a digital format all on its own, with no need for a separate computer or mobile device. Yes, you can do that manually with a film projector, a modern camcorder, and a Film Transfer Box, along with a computer, although anyone who’s previously tried that knows just how complex and difficult the whole thing can get. However, if you’re that rare individual who owns boxes and boxes of old analog film that you’ve been thinking of eventually converting into a modern format (or you own a Kodak Super 8), you will definitely want this awesome film digitizer.Īn analog-to-digital film converter, the fully-automated machine can scan reels of film all on its own, then automatically render them as MP4 files that you can watch on your phone, edit on a PC, or even render in another format for uploading online. As such, the Wolverine Reels2Digital MovieMaker Pro isn’t something that most folks will probably find interesting. Most people don’t own reels and reels of film.
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