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digital telecine transfer from Timeless Moments Limited

Recent examples of Cine film transfers carried out in our Studio

Click to open the movie player for this film1948 Buses of Nottingham filmed on Standard 8mm Cine. 1 min 26 sec

This film was transferred for the BBC and may be shown
on their upcoming series Preserving the Past. It shows
the different types of buses serving the Nottingham area
in the 1940’s.

Standard 8 mm cine via TVT-8J Telecine machine

Click to open the movie player for this film1955 Exploring Italy On 16 mm Cine
3 min 19 sec

Another film transferred for the BBC and donated from a local family. It shows the kind of holiday that the better off amongst us may well have enjoyed in the mid-fifties.
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16 mm cine, silent via TVT-16 Telecine machine

Click to open the movie player for this film1920’s High Society Wedding On 16 mm Cine. 3 min 17 sec

This film from 1928 shows a high class wedding in a local church that we are still trying to identify. if you know where the church is please let us know. To date this is the oldest film we have transferred and was filmed only 6 years after 16 mm film was introduced. Click on the picture to view.

16 mm cine, silent via TVT-16 Telecine machine

Click to open the movie player for this film1944 Stanton Iron Works
On 16 mm Cine. 4 min 39 sec

Salvaged from a skip, this film is one of a collection that
Timeless Moments is transferring for Erewash Museum. During the 1940’s this was the largest iron smelting plant in Europe employing 12000 people. After 150 years in production the plant was closed in May 2007 by it’s French owners.

16 mm cine, silent via TVT-16 Telecine machine

Click to open the movie player for this film1978 King TUT, The Boy King
Full Length Film 47 minutes 107 MB

Please Note: medium quality preview with stereo sound. There may be a short pause whilst the film streams depending on your connection speed.

Transferred for a local collector. This is one of the 5 original 16mm films left in the world. We have lovingly transferred it to DVD whilst first digitally remastering the footage which was fairly poor by today’s standards of television.

QUOTE: “Speak his name softly - Tutankhamun - treasured antiquity sealed in a tomb. Weave us a tapestry, silver and gold. Singclick here to go to Timeless Moments's YouTube  Channel us a song of him centuries old.”

16 mm optical sound, digitally remastered
via TVT-16 Telecine machine

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