CinePost Digital Services  2160 Kingston Ct.      Marietta, GA 30067           (678)-238-0800
CinePost Digital Services 2160 Kingston Ct. Marietta, GA 30067 (678)-238-0800
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Fender Factory footage featured by Guitar World

Check out what Guitar World had to say about the Fender Guitar Factory footage transferred by CinePost: http://www.guitarworld.com/gear-viral-videos/forgotten-guitar-inside-look-fender-factory-1959/28649  

By Cinepost1, 10 yearsSeptember 23, 2016 ago
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My Film has Mold!

Can anything be done?  You bet!  CinePost recently had a client with some film that suffered from mold/fungus. It shows up as spidery snowflakes/spots and is very distracting. The results are never guaranteed, but we’ve developed a method of soaking the film in a cleaning agent for several days, and Read more

By Cinepost1, 12 yearsNovember 20, 2014 ago
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TCM: Hal Roach Shorts

TCM worked together with CinePost and composer Robert Israel to showcase a collection of short comedy films done by Hal Roach studios in the 1930’s. The films were scanned at 2k resolution before being extensively edited by the team at CinePost. The restoration work included de-flickering, dirt concealment, and numerous Read more

By Cinepost1, 12 yearsNovember 10, 2014 ago
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“White Zombie” Promo

Cary Roan chose CinePost to restore a 4K version of “White Zombie”(1932) with Bela Lugosi. Over 150 hours of restoration went into this project. The team at CinePost performed extensive editing, color correction, and audio treatment to produce a stunning version of the first zombie film ever created.

By Cinepost1, 13 yearsNovember 13, 2013 ago
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Full Aperture 8mm Scanning

At CinePost we are always experimenting with new techniques that enable us to provide what our clients ask for. Many times we push our machines to the limit and tread in uncharted territory. Recently we had a client who wanted to see if we would be able to scan all Read more

By Cinepost1, 13 yearsJune 12, 2013 ago
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Dizzy Daniel’s Super8 Comedy Feature. The Four-Eyed Bandit: WANTED DEAD OR ALIVE!!

Outtakes taken from the first version of A SELF-MADE FAILURE shot on Super 8, starring “Dizzy” Daniels. After shooting 80 minutes of footage everything was scraped, and re-shot in 16MM (like CLERKS and EL MARIACHI), with all new actors. Some of these scenes were never re-shot for the feature length Read more

By Cinepost1, 13 yearsMarch 4, 2013 ago
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Incredible Super8 Orchid Documentary

Super 8 Transfer on a Professional Wetgate System at CinePost By Doron Hirshberg My recent goal was to gather eighteen edited hours of my Super 8 wildlife films from the last 30 years and transfer them to broadcast quality video. I chose CinePost in Marietta, Georgia to transfer the footage Read more

By Cinepost1, 14 yearsMay 24, 2012 ago
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NASA Historical Film Preservation

When Digital Video Group, Inc. was enlisted to work on a massive NASA/NACA archive project they enlisted CinePost to transfer the film to high resolution video. This project was an ongoing effort to make declassified and historical video footage available to the public. The following 16mm film was a part Read more

By Cinepost1, 14 yearsMay 23, 2012 ago
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Restoring 8mm Home Movies with Jim Battle

One of our clients, Jim Battle, has done an excellent job of researching and compiling information about transferring home movie film. He’s laid out his journey from creating movies as a child to discovering the old home movies in his mother’s basement and finding a facility to bring them to Read more

By Cinepost1, 14 yearsMay 17, 2012 ago
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Urban Garden Promo

Web video promo for a spec program at the National Building Museum. Produced by Claire Lenenski, Music performed by Ross Lenenski. Recorded at CinePost in Marietta, GA

By Cinepost1, 14 yearsMay 16, 2012 ago

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