Telecine 
Film to Video and Video to Video Transfer

Telecine transfer is made for commercials, music clips and also for short and long feature films with color correction, one light or keycode. Sound synchronization is also possible and in this way the producer obtains in a very short time the video transferred material with images and sound, all together.























Syncsound in Telecine

The Aaton Keylink telecine film code reader is currently the only contact-free, 100% frame accurate available machine: no dust generator while shuttling freshly processed negatives. Also, it brings the colorist permanent control over the physical transfer parameters which makes all the difference between a 98% and a 100% accurate code reader.

Keylink is to date the only system that accurately identifies 24 fps film images in the PAL world under the 24+1 pull-down system. It handles real-time 23.98 fps shooting for NTSC and 24 fps film timecode on telecines running at 30 fps.

The flex files the editor receives contains all the possible technical specifications and data available: audio timecode, video timecode, keycode, video tape number, lab reel number, scene number, take number, shooting date, camera speed, sound roll number, camera reel number + comments.

The correct reading of keycode is double checked:

transfer file list with all keycode punch numbers for every camera reel made during the telecine preparation
tape checking in telecine after recording
Besides the flex files (FLX) we can deliver on request also, ALE, ATN, FTN and ODB files.

Sound synchronisation is made by using smart slate and normal slate as well in the same fast conditions.

It can be done also with In Camera Aaton Code or Arri Code if the shooting crew uses this system.

Indaw & InstaSync deliver location recordists and telecine colorists from the "seven-seconds-before-camera-start" preroll hassle. InDaw never require the play-back machine to stop, nor does it lose the slightest audio sample on Smpte timecode breaks induced by recorder stops and starts; a unique feature. It all starts with the InDaw workstation designed to handle all the audio sync situations a transfer facility encounters - including the 23.976/24.002/29.97 ndf ones. The InstaSync option which turns Keylink into the fastest syncing machine around: with a 2/100 sec. seek time it surpasses the 1 to 5 sec. of the best existing audio synchronisers. InstaSync is so fast. it totally eliminates the start - of - take sound voids commonly found in one-light non - stop transfers.



























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Film-to-Tape Transfers in High Definintion (HD) and Standard Definition (SD)

We have 1 Telecine Suite and many talented Colorists. We utilize the ultimate equipment including the Philips Spirit HD with Pogle Pixi color correction. For standard definition transfers our Philips Spirit SDC2000 with Pandora Pogle color correction produces one of the best images. Your 35mm or 16mm film can be transferred to HDCAM, Digital Betacam, Betacam SP, Mini DV, DVCAM, Mini DVCAM, SVHS, VHS, DVHS, and DVD.

Spirit HDTV Transfers

The heart of the Spirit is its advanced film imaging head, designed by Eastman Kodak. It utilizes proprietary line array CCD technology from Kodak, along with customized high performance optics and Xenon illumination. The Spirit can transfer at several high definition resolution including 24 fps as well as NTSC and Pal.
       Post-telecine syncing is eliminated: quicker rushes and cheaper too.

       Passage is a HDTV analyser and RP188 VANC reader. It inserts VITC+characters in the SDI and Analog channels out of the built-in broadcast quality SD downconverter of D5 and HD-Cam VTRs. Using this computer we can transfer an HDCAM with clean picture and after we can downconvert on a DVCAM with burning technichal data and blankings.

DVD encoding

       Laser Pacific opened Hollywood's first MPEG compression facility in 1991, encoded the first DVD title and helped Philips created the first DVD ever seen. Using their know-how and their system we are providing the highest quality DVD Dailies Encoding.


We can deliver to our clients DVD Dailies (Pal & Ntsc) with menus created by each scene and each take name. They can play the DVD in scenes order or shooting order.

Internet Dailies, Fiber Optic Transmision

We can provide across town or across the world Digital Dailies of a high quality. Your 35mm or 16mm film can be transferred to HDCAM, Digital Betacam, Betacam SP, Mini DV, DVCAM, Mini DVCAM, SVHS, VHS, DVHS, DVD and after we are encoding and sending at very high speed anywhere in the world.