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If you have a Wedding Video which was recorded some time ago you may wish to have it transferred to a modern video format, upscaled to HD and enhanced using modern editing techniques. D.V.D. and BluRay discs which have been individually burned can deteriorate over time so it is a good idea to move the files to a safer storage medium. We charge £65 for this service for videos of up to 90 minutes duration. Techniques We May Use Depending on your recording Masking The edges of your video are sharpened to give a cleaner look. Digital sharpening This treatment may give the impression of greater clarity though the image may be less accurate: obviously it cannot add back detail which is not present in the original. Colour Correction It may be possible to correct for colour aberrations such as those caused by incorrect white balance. Removal of unwanted frames Frames which are unviewable or too poor to be worth the transfer will be removed. We may also delete pauses or camera errors if this are present. Titling Titlling can be added for decoration where appropriate.
Music and Sound We may use techniques to give the impression of spatial sound even where this was not used in the original. This can give a pleasing impression when the file is played on a system having surround sound capabilities. Where appropriate recorded music can be reinforced where the quality is poor and equalisation and other techniques may improve the impact of live music. Selective Transfer If you would like some but not all of the recording transferred to another format you can list the timings and we will respect these in making the transfer. We can make an initial transfer with timecode to help you if you wish. Concise Edit at Additional Cost Wedding videos can be too long when showing them to friends: we can edit the original down - for example to the length of a song of your choice or to a number of minutes of your choosing - and tailor the shots to the rhythm of your chosen track to bring the event back to life. We charge an extra £50 for this service. We can't actually improve the technical quality of the original image, of course, as this is determined by the equipment used to make the recording and the amount of information it generated but we aim to improve your viewing experience of it. |