After my brother died, I got possession of about 12 rolls of Super8 film of family events from the 1960s and 70s. Super 8 projectors are about as scarce as hen's teeth, so I really can't preview them. I will probably ship them off and have them converted to digital.
Some companies that do this cannot return the digital copies in a format that can be edited to add titles and dates. I wonder if others offer this, and at what cost.
Anyone with experience in this stuff?

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1982 300SD " Wotan" ..On the road as of Jan 8, 2007 with Historic Tags

From 2009 using a scanner. ( Also look at the flip book near the end of page.)
Flatbed Scanner Digital Telecine (FSDT) Project

Super 8 projectors are a Craigslist / 2nd hand shop thing. I'd depower the lamp to reduce film damage then set up a digital vid camera against the projector.

Some more advanced stuff
8mm and Super 8 Conversion To Digital

moviestuff entry page

There is a company called Pro8mm in Burbank, that I do business with occasionally. They are the best in the industry and extremly devoted to super8.

Super 8 Film - Super 8 HD Scanning - Super 8 Cameras - Super 8 Processing - Pro8mm

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