The <a href="https://www.lifetimeheritagefilms.com/">transfer to digital</a> has been a long and difficult process for many companies. It has been a costly and time-consuming endeavor, but it is finally starting to pay off. The benefits of digitization are becoming more and more apparent, and companies are beginning to see the advantages of making the switch. The most obvious benefit of digitization is cost savings. With paperless processes and digital files, there is no need for expensive print materials or storage space. Additionally, digital files can be shared easily and securely, which reduces the need for physical meetings or travel.

Transferring Your Data To A Digital Format

<figure><img alt="43222211_l.jpg" src="https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58eda3f6f7e0ab85dc7320fe/1570574048677-Z00VQS7BYHAJ5QVIZT3V/43222211_l.jpg"></figure>Digitize Your Media Today Before It Is Gone ForeverTake Action Today<h1>Preserve &amp; enjoy your media today!</h1><figure><img alt="FILM" src="https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58eda3f6f7e0ab85dc7320fe/1493155884899-DNYAVJRTFF5C0CTUS36U/8mmFilm.jpg"><figcaption dir="auto">FILM</figcaption></figure>35mm, 28mm,16mm, 9.5mm, 8mm, Super8Transfer film to make history accessible!<h2>Video</h2><h2>Feature Article</h2><div class="embed-placeholder" data-type="youtube" data-id="ED52WmrRNgY"></div><h1>Digitizing Films in Vancouver </h1>Wouldn't it be great to not only view it, but also share it with friends and family? Imagine showcasing your family treasurers to your kids or grandkids with your new digital media on a computer, Smart TV, or the cloud. Most everyone has this problem with shelves and boxes of photos, videos, audio, and films. This is where we can help. Technology is changing so fast that those machines that used to play those old media formats (even DVDs are on the way out) are no-where to be found. We have professional old and new technology to digitize those memories.<h1>Transfer Film to Digital Format Resolutions of HD, 2K, 4K, or 5K </h1>Your parents may have transferred film to VHS (standard definition) using yesterday's technology that did a decent job. But today's technology can transfer the films to an amazing 5K picture! Just ask us about the documentary film producers, the archives, museums, and many consumers that we've already helped.&nbsp;<a href="https://lifetimeheritagefilms.com/contact" dir="ltr">Contact us today</a>&nbsp;so you can enjoy your treasures tomorrow.A variety of films scanned using a 5K archival scanner. Films include: 35mm silent, 16mm silent, 16mm comag, 8mm silent, Super8 comag. Samples of log scanning, overscanning, etc<div dir="ltr">
 
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 Testimonials
 
 </div>“… had difficulties getting a clean capture of a fifty-year old reel-to-reel tape, I was introduced to John at Lifetime Heritage. John almost instantly produced a vastly better recording that we had been able to procure. It was revelatory and alone was useable with minor tweaks. However, when we noted a small intermittent issue he reviewed and concluded it needed to be improved. He and his team recaptured the piece repeatedly and noted that the issues weren't always in the same place. This meant we could blend his versions to create a perfect digital file. Yet even that was not enough for John. He decided to try recording the tape backwards and then reversing the digital audio file. When very minute clipping was found in those, he then retrieved a different reel-to-reel player and capture it what by then easily could have been the TENTH time. And lo and behold, he rendered improvements everywhere yet again (when the quality of the very first pass was beyond our dreams to begin with, even with its tiny quirks!) I so rarely experience this kind of commitment and professionalism that I insisted he invoice me more than he wanted to! And it still is not enough! …. They're simply amazing!”- Jef Sewell, Austin, Texas, Producer/Director <a href="https://twobirdsfilm.com/" dir="ltr">Two Birds Film</a> Here’s a note from a very happy customer that had us digitize their Super8 film reels…..“Just wanted to send you a huge thank you for your work after taking a look at the scan results of the film reels.&nbsp;Your digitization of my family's reels far exceeded my high expectations. I’ve never seen them like this before. You two guys do a fantastic job. Keep up the good work, and I hope to see you again!”- Andrew Haddock, Chilliwack“Lifetime Heritage Films did a wonderful job scanning my Super 8 film into HD.I had previously overpaid a company to do low-res video transfers using outdated telecine techniques. The results were akin to someone projecting my film onto a dirty bath towel, and then videotaping the projection with an early 90's camcorder. Having never shot Super 8, I just assumed that's what it was supposed to look like. Wrong.Suffice to say I was blown away when I got my scans back from LHF.”- Kieran McGreal, Vancouversee the blog for more….."Just want to say thank you very much for all your efforts getting the transfers done in time for Christmas. It was by far the highlight of our Boxing Day open house. I really appreciate it."- Teresa H., Port Coquitlam"Thanks for enabling us to preserve and share the memories of Michael with our family and friends.&nbsp; Thanks to your personal dedication to deliver a great experience."- Gloria Cuccione, Vancouver, of the <a href="http://www.childhoodcancerresearch.org/" tabindex="-1" dir="ltr">Michael Cuccione Foundation</a>"Thank you so much for transferring my old 8 mm films to a flash drive. It was wonderful to see the films of my parents and older siblings. I'm sure my family had not seen these since the 1960's! What a treat! I will be sure to recommend your film transfer services to my friends who want to see their parents old home movies."- Cathie Cleveland, Vancouver"Everything looks great! You do great work, thanks!"- Lucien, VancouverThrilled! That's how I feel after seeing 500 pictures of friends and family I thought were lost forever. Thanks John, great work. You have moved up on my hero's list.- Gerald Hobbis, Vancouver"Watched a few more of the films and wish to let you know that we are very happy with the end result. The colour, clarity etc is awesome and we can't wait to sit down and go through all of the videos. Thank you so much for completing them in time for Christmas. I texted my daughter and told her she is going to receive the best Christmas present ever when she views them with us..... "- Lucille and Jim Arnusch, Grand Forks"The slideshow that you produced to help my father be inducted into the Basebase Hall Of Fame welled up emotions in all of us especially my dad. We are extremely grateful for the magical slideshow, the expert scanning of a myriad of materials and the extremely quick delivery on such short notice."&nbsp;- Elizabeth J Photography, Port Moody"Again, thanks a lot for the terrific job digitizing the footage for my last documentary. The quality of your work is amazing and very affordable for documentary budgets."- Scott Renyard, Vancouver, of <a href="http://www.juggernautpictures.ca/" tabindex="-1" dir="ltr">Juggernaut Pictures Inc.</a>

The transfer to digital has been a long and difficult process for many companies. It has been a costly and time-consuming endeavor, but it is finally starting to pay off. The benefits of digitization are becoming more and more apparent, and companies are beginning to see the advantages of making the switch. The most obvious benefit of digitization is cost savings. With paperless processes and digital files, there is no need for expensive print materials or storage space. Source Link: https://www.lifetimeheritagefilms.com/             https://cacombo.directory/combo-directory-canada.ca/general/

Lifetime Heritage Films is a one stop destination for your digitizing 
services in Vancouver. Our expertise is in film to DVD, HD or Digital 
transfer services.

Digitize Your Media Today Before It Is Gone Forever

Take Action Today

35mm, 28mm,16mm, 9.5mm, 8mm, Super8

Transfer film to make history accessible!

Wouldn't it be great to not only view it, but also share it with friends and family? Imagine showcasing your family treasurers to your kids or grandkids with your new digital media on a computer, Smart TV, or the cloud. Most everyone has this problem with shelves and boxes of photos, videos, audio, and films. This is where we can help. Technology is changing so fast that those machines that used to play those old media formats (even DVDs are on the way out) are no-where to be found. We have professional old and new technology to digitize those memories.

Transfer Film to Digital Format Resolutions of HD, 2K, 4K, or 5K

Your parents may have transferred film to VHS (standard definition) using yesterday's technology that did a decent job. But today's technology can transfer the films to an amazing 5K picture! Just ask us about the documentary film producers, the archives, museums, and many consumers that we've already helped. <a href="https://lifetimeheritagefilms.com/contact">Contact us today </a> so you can enjoy your treasures tomorrow.

A variety of films scanned using a 5K archival scanner. Films include: 35mm silent, 16mm silent, 16mm comag, 8mm silent, Super8 comag. Samples of log scanning, overscanning, etc

16mm film clip of the Voyage to Western Baffin Land under the auspices of the American Geographical Society, Museum of the American Indian and the Heye Foundation.

Crowds of people are waiting for the royal couple to come by as a dog takes centre stage and walks down the parade route. Short clip of a 16mm digitized film from the collection of Okanagan Heritage Trust. Check out www.oldphotos.com

Great footage taken from a 16mm film of the Grey Cup (CFL Football) Parade in downtown Vancouver 1955. This was the first time that the Grey Cup was held in Vancouver, BC. Notice the Jack Cullen Record store across the street. Jack Cullen worked for many many years in radio. I remember him from CKNW.

Arthur David Kean, cinematographer, created this film of New Westminster’s 1915 and 1917 May Day festival. The 35mm nitrate film was in amazing shape except that the beginning and the end of the film were missing. The film was digitized for the New Westminster Archives ( <a href="https://www.newwestcity.ca/services/arts-and-heritage/museums-and-archives">https://www.newwestcity.ca/services/arts-and-heritage/museums-and-archives </a>)

“… had difficulties getting a clean capture of a fifty-year old reel-to-reel tape, I was introduced to John at Lifetime Heritage. John almost instantly produced a vastly better recording that we had been able to procure. It was revelatory and alone was useable with minor tweaks. However, when we noted a small intermittent issue he reviewed and concluded it needed to be improved. He and his team recaptured the piece repeatedly and noted that the issues weren't always in the same place. This meant we could blend his versions to create a perfect digital file. Yet even that was not enough for John. He decided to try recording the tape backwards and then reversing the digital audio file. When very minute clipping was found in those, he then retrieved a different reel-to-reel player and capture it what by then easily could have been the TENTH time. And lo and behold, he rendered improvements everywhere yet again (when the quality of the very first pass was beyond our dreams to begin with, even with its tiny quirks!) I so rarely experience this kind of commitment and professionalism that I insisted he invoice me more than he wanted to! And it still is not enough! …. They're simply amazing!”

- Jef Sewell, Austin, Texas, Producer/Director <a href="https://twobirdsfilm.com/">Two Birds Film </a>

Here’s a note from a very happy customer that had us digitize their Super8 film reels…..

“Just wanted to send you a huge thank you for your work after taking a look at the scan results of the film reels.

Your digitization of my family's reels far exceeded my high expectations. I’ve never seen them like this before. You two guys do a fantastic job. Keep up the good work, and I hope to see you again!”

- Andrew Haddock, Chilliwack

“Lifetime Heritage Films did a wonderful job scanning my Super 8 film into HD.

I had previously overpaid a company to do low-res video transfers using outdated telecine techniques. The results were akin to someone projecting my film onto a dirty bath towel, and then videotaping the projection with an early 90's camcorder. Having never shot Super 8, I just assumed that's what it was supposed to look like. Wrong.

Suffice to say I was blown away when I got my scans back from LHF.”

- Kieran McGreal, Vancouver

see the blog for more…..

"Just want to say thank you very much for all your efforts getting the transfers done in time for Christmas. It was by far the highlight of our Boxing Day open house. I really appreciate it."

- Teresa H., Port Coquitlam

"Thanks for enabling us to preserve and share the memories of Michael with our family and friends.  Thanks to your personal dedication to deliver a great experience."

- Gloria Cuccione, Vancouver, of the <a href="http://www.childhoodcancerresearch.org/">Michael Cuccione Foundation </a>

"Thank you so much for transferring my old 8 mm films to a flash drive. It was wonderful to see the films of my parents and older siblings. I'm sure my family had not seen these since the 1960's! What a treat! I will be sure to recommend your film transfer services to my friends who want to see their parents old home movies."

- Cathie Cleveland, Vancouver

"Everything looks great! You do great work, thanks!"

- Lucien, Vancouver

Thrilled! That's how I feel after seeing 500 pictures of friends and family I thought were lost forever. Thanks John, great work. You have moved up on my hero's list.

- Gerald Hobbis, Vancouver

"Watched a few more of the films and wish to let you know that we are very happy with the end result. The colour, clarity etc is awesome and we can't wait to sit down and go through all of the videos. Thank you so much for completing them in time for Christmas. I texted my daughter and told her she is going to receive the best Christmas present ever when she views them with us..... "

- Lucille and Jim Arnusch, Grand Forks

"The slideshow that you produced to help my father be inducted into the Basebase Hall Of Fame welled up emotions in all of us especially my dad. We are extremely grateful for the magical slideshow, the expert scanning of a myriad of materials and the extremely quick delivery on such short notice."

- Elizabeth J Photography, Port Moody

"Again, thanks a lot for the terrific job digitizing the footage for my last documentary. The quality of your work is amazing and very affordable for documentary budgets."

- Scott Renyard, Vancouver, of <a href="http://www.juggernautpictures.ca/">Juggernaut Pictures Inc. </a>

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