Is This Super 8 Scanner Actually Worth It?! Eyesen Super8 8mm Film Scanner Review

Looking for a modern way to get those old movie reels transferred to video? The Eyesen Movie Maker Pro could be an option for you. Hopefully this video will help you decide if dropping around $300 or so is worth the investment vs. sending it to a transfer service. Check out the Eyeson on Amazon: https://amzn.to/3evC0ER Music from the YouTube Audio Library: This is Not a Ballad - True Cuckoo Film footage courtesy of eBay. Here's the specs: Film Type: 3”and 5” Super 8/8mm reels Recording File Format: MP4 External Memory Card: SD memory card up to 32GB (max) TV Out Type: NTSC/PAL Display: 2.4” Color LCD Display Exposure Control: Automatic/Manual (-2.0 EV ~ + 2.0 EV) Resolution: 1080P Frame rate: 30 frames Scan Quality: 3.5 Megapixels Scan Method: Video Recording Scan Speed: 2 frames per second Follow me on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/1databits Twitter: https://twitter.com/digitalbt or @digitalbt Patreon: https://patreon.com/databits https://digitnow.com/products/digitnow-mm-super-8-reels-to-digital-moviemaker-film-sanner-converter-pro-film-digitizer-machine-with-2-4-lcd-convert-3-inch-and-5-inch-8mm-super-8-film-reels-into-1080p-digital-videos-with-32-gb-sd-card A HUGE thank you to my super loyal Patreon patrons: Tim Tom Scott Walker Daniel Marsh Dan Barrett Greg Dylan Olah Matthew Kajcienski Grover NZ Jackson Nieforth Dan Barlow Jr. Mark Reed SilentS Yaniv TKB Heads up: This description contains an affiliate link. If you buy something through one of the links, you won't pay a penny more, but databits will get a small commission, which helps support this channel. Thank you!