How to Digitize Vintage Films, Jeff Tillotson Talks 16mm Film Scanning at Lightpress in Seattle скачать в хорошем качестве

How to Digitize Vintage Films, Jeff Tillotson Talks 16mm Film Scanning at Lightpress in Seattle

I asked Jeff Tillotson to explain the 16mm film scanning process at Lightpress in Seattle. www.lightpress.tv I met Jeff when I was working with pioneering Spokane-area documentary filmmaker Robert L. Pryor and trying to find a way to convert Pryor's vintage 16mm films to digital video. Jeff transferred five films for us and they look great. If you want to check out the digitization, see the films of Robert L. Pryor on my channel: Chief Spokane Garry: Indian of the Northwest, 1966, 23 Minutes    • Chief Spokane Garry: Indian of the Northwe...   Spokane: The First 100 Years, 1969, 26 Minutes    • Spokane: The First 100 Years (1969) a film...   The Spokane River, 1970, 17 Minutes    • The Spokane River (1970), a film by Robert...   Utilizing Fresh Water Resources: The Columbia River, 1971, 14 Minutes    • The Columbia River (1971), a film by Rober...   If you would like to learn more about Pryor's career, then check out my interview with the director:    • Interview: Robert L. Pryor, A Pioneering N...   Lee O'Connor Lee O'Connor is author of Take Cover, Spokane: A History of Backyard Bunkers, Basement Hideaways, and Public Fallout Shelters of the Cold War, available at Auntie's Bookstore in Spokane, and on Amazon.com in paperback and Kindle. http://amzn.com/1496094581