A short clip demonstrating CinePost's 4k scanning system

We sent a reel of film to Yes Video in order to compare the quality of their transfer to our own. They wouldn’t give us a copy of the master video so we had to rip the footage from a DVD. You can see they cut off the edges, didn’t get the aspect ratio right, the color is o

This is not easy to accomplish, but with several applications of our proprietary film cleaning agent and a Wetgate Transfer we can conceal Film Fungus which is embedded in the surface and scratches of certain films. Film shot by André Bazinet - Montreal July 13th 1978

An in depth look at the telecine studio inside CinePost. See how we restore motion picture film and create digital masters that look superior to the originals.

A good 8m starts with a Great Wetgate film transfer. Here we show Before and After example of the fantastic Wetgate film process by CinePost (Atlanta, GA). The top of this film shows film before, it took two passes to get rid of the dirt as seen below. 1942 footage shot somewhere in N

Super8 Kodachrome shot near the Harry S. Truman Library and Museum. Independence, Missouri

CinePost’s Rank Cintel Turbo, short clip of “Rookie of the Year” 35mm Wetgate transfer for Turner Classic Movies.

Bestlight transfer with Cintel Turbo Telecine.

CinePost HD Wetgate Transfers insure Quality. It really works! We use one of the few Liquid Wetgate systems in the United States. Our Quality is indisputable.

Indy 500 car crashes, 16mm film transferred at CinePost to 1080i ProResHD