Preserving family memories has never been more important—or more accessible. For many households, closets and attics still hold reels of home movie film and stacks of aging videotapes, capturing …

People have been filming events and excerpts from daily life for about 100 years. In 1923, 16mm film arrived on the market and was the first film format that was intended to be used by an amateur. …

Tailor Made Film & Video Transfers began as a hobby in the garage-turned-studio of long-time Feasterville resident, Pete Wolk.  In 1985, Pete researched and invested in movie film …

For decades, the standard way to preserve home movies was to transfer them to DVD in standard definition. While that was once the best available, today’s technology has revealed something …

If you have old reels of movie film in the attic packed in iconic yellow Kodak boxes, they’re probably Regular 8 or Super 8 film. Each 3-inch reel contains about 50 feet of film, good for …

Do you have a box of old videotapes tucked away? VHS, 8mm, Hi8, MiniDV, and other tape formats were never meant to last forever. Magnetic particles break down over time—especially if tapes are …

People have been filming events and excerpts from daily life for about 100 years. In 1923, 16mm film arrived on the market and was the first film format that was intended to be used by an amateur. …