The Kodak REELS Film Digitizer for 8mm Super 8 Filmallows you to turn your 8mm and Super 8 footage into digital files. Scan your negatives through the Digitizer and convert them into MPEG-4 videos. Then save the files to an SD card, sold separately. The Digitizer supports up to 128GB SD cards or connect it to your computer and transfer your converted MPEG-4 files directly. The Digitizer features a micro-USB port on the back for this and comes with a micro-USB to USB-A cable. Along with your conversion, you can also adjust the exposure, clarity, and tint of the image.

Digitize 8mm / Super 8 Footage to MPEG-4    Save to up to 128GB SD Card    Transfer to Computer via Micro-USB Cable    Adjust Exposure, Clarity, and Tint    Compatible with 3, 5, and 7" Reels    Frame-by-Frame Digitizing Process

The Kodak REELS Film Digitizer allows you to turn your 8mm and Super 8 footage into digital files. Scan your negatives through the Digitizer and convert them into MPEG-4 videos. Then save the files to an SD card, sold separately. The Digitizer supports up to 128GB SD cards or connect it to your computer and transfer your converted MPEG-4 files directly. The Digitizer features a micro-USB port on the back for this and comes with a micro-USB to USB-A cable. Along with your conversion, you can also adjust the exposure, clarity, and tint of the image.

• Automated Ease: An 8.08MP sensor automatically reads film at two frames per second, creating a digital MP4 video without any manual computing required.
• High-Definition Imaging: Experience your home videos in 1080p resolution with vivid colors, stunning contrast, and seamless playback.
• Portable Styling: Although it accepts reels ranging from 3 to 9”, the unit is relatively lightweight, compact, and convenient to carry and store. Great for family trips and reunions.
• Onboard Editing: Ensure optimal results regardless of film condition. Capture mode allows you to zoom, adjust the frame, and fine-tune sharpness, tint, and image exposure.
• SD Card Slot: Manage and view saved videos right on the screen. Other menu options include rewind, fast-forward, USB upload, select film type, and more.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can this product scan Fuji single 8?

A: Yes, Kodak REELS Film Digitizer for 8mm and Super 8 Film works with Super 8 film.

Q: 2. Can this be developed like b&w film at home ? How can I turn it digital at home ?

A: Hi MonicaYeah.I use a paterson tank,and just pull it out of the canister in arm lengths .I then just sort of wrap it into the tank.My work is quite grungy so i don't mind if I lose a frame or two if it's sticks or kinks.I then process in ID-11 using the digital truth dev chart time.It comes out pretty grainy but i like that....Then i bought a wolverine super 8 transfer machine from B&H and it transfers it to an AVi file.

Q: 3. At what speed does this digitize?

A: The following unit reads a 8.08-megapixel sensor automatically at 2 frames per second.

Q: 4. Can i use it in both 120 and 220 voltage

A: Yes, the Kodak REELS Film Digitizer for 8mm and Super 8 Film is multi-voltage. You will need a plug adapter to convert from the US-style plug to the plug type in your country.

Q: 5. Is the cost of processing included? Super 8 film used to include a postage paid envelope to send the film in for processing, and the cost was included in the price of the film.

A: no,it is not included.

Q: 6. Will this scan the sprocket holes?

A: The Kodak REELS Film Digitizer for 8mm and Super 8 Film has a film adjustment option under the menu to zoom your film capture in or out. This will allow you to record your standard 8mm film with the sprocket holes.

Q: 7. An 8 megapixel sensor be UHD 4K and now just HD? Is the compression as bad as the wolverines causing a grainy looking video?

A: The MPEG-4 file used by the Kodak REELS Film Digitizer for 8mm and Super 8 Film is a lower quality system that creates much smaller files, making storage much easier. Smaller files means lower image quality.

Q: 8. Would I be able to scan APS-C film with this once I get the film out of the canister?

A: It can only handle 35mm film. For APS, you can use this Wolverine: https://bhpho.to/33QgEao

Q: 9. Does the film need to be developed for the scanner to work?

A: Yes. In order for the unit to function properly negatives must be developed.

Q: 10. Will this work if you want to use a mirrorless camera instead of a smartphone?

A: You can use a mirrorless camera with a macro lens on a tripod with the Kodak Mobile Film Scanner.