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			<content type="html"><![CDATA[<p>Does anyone else convert film (8mm, Super 8, etc.) to digital?&nbsp; I normally use either a Kodak Moviedeck with built in viewer, or a mirror device with a standard projector, and capture/passthrough with my Sony DCR-TRV350 camcorder.&nbsp; Both the Moviedeck and my projectors have variable speed control adjustments, and I have been able to use them to minimize flicker due to the different frame rates between film and digital capture, the resulting digital images in MP6 seem to show a more noticeable, and irritating, degree of flashing. <br />I have played with copying the source at an increased speed and decreasing the playback speed, as well as vice versa, both yielding unsatisfactory results.&nbsp; Does anyone know of any filters or effects that might aid in reducing the flicker? <br />This is strictly for personal family products so it doesn&#039;t have to be perfect.&nbsp; I&#039;m just trying to preserve these memories before the film gets any worse than it already is.<br />TIA,<br />John</p>]]></content>
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