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product_id: 339574278
title: "8mm & Super 8 Film to Digital Converter, Film Scanner Digitizer with 2.4\" Screen, Convert 3” 5” 7” 9” Reels into 1080P Digital MP4 Files,Sharing & Saving on 32GB SD Card"
brand: "eyesen"
price: "2673 Lei"
currency: RON
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 3
category: "Eyesen"
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# Direct save to 32GB SD/SDHC card, no PC needed Built-in 2.4" LCD + TV output cable Supports 8mm & Super 8 reels up to 9" 8mm & Super 8 Film to Digital Converter, Film Scanner Digitizer with 2.4" Screen, Convert 3” 5” 7” 9” Reels into 1080P Digital MP4 Files,Sharing & Saving on 32GB SD Card

**Brand:** eyesen
**Price:** 2673 Lei
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎥 Turn your dusty reels into digital gold—because your memories deserve the spotlight!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** 8mm & Super 8 Film to Digital Converter, Film Scanner Digitizer with 2.4" Screen, Convert 3” 5” 7” 9” Reels into 1080P Digital MP4 Files,Sharing & Saving on 32GB SD Card by eyesen
- **How much does it cost?** 2673 Lei with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- eyesen enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted eyesen brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Compact Yet Powerful:** Lightweight 4-pound design fits anywhere, supporting reels up to 9 inches for all your film sizes.
- • **Plug & Play Simplicity:** No computer or software required—just insert your reel, SD card, and start converting instantly.
- • **Universal Compatibility:** Works seamlessly with Windows, Mac, and Linux, making your digital archives accessible anywhere.
- • **On-the-Go Preview & Sharing:** Watch your digitized films on the built-in LCD or connect directly to any TV or monitor for immediate viewing.
- • **Preserve Vintage Memories in Stunning 1080P:** Digitizes your classic 8mm & Super 8 films into crisp MP4 videos at 20fps for timeless playback.

## Overview

The 8mm & Super 8 Reels to Digital Film Scanner Converter is a fully automated digitizer that converts vintage 8mm and Super 8 movie reels up to 9 inches into high-definition 1080P MP4 videos. Featuring a built-in 2.4" LCD screen and TV output cable, it allows instant playback without a computer. It saves videos directly to an included 32GB SD/SDHC card and supports Windows, Mac, and Linux systems, making it an all-in-one solution for preserving and sharing your family’s cinematic history.

## Description

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Review: Did exactly what I wanted for 3" and 7" reel 8mm films. I liked this product and it performed well. - Someone else wrote to put the instruction manual under the front of the device - and I agree that helps when pushing the buttons. Some other tips I have for Novice 8mm Home Movie Converters: * SD card - tape down the locking tab on the SD card. my first time trying to record I got the message that the SD Card was not available. I formatted and tried again. I ejected the SD card - and realized the SD card tab was in the "locked" position. Flipped to unlocked, reinserted and tried again - Same message. Ejected the card to replace with another I had - and noticed the tab was in the lock position again. So I applied a piece of cellophane tape over the notch tightly so that the tab could not move - reinserted the card, and was able to start recording. * Clean the foot the film runs through after running each reel. Dust and particles will need to be cleaned off the foot that holds the film in place as it passes to capture the images. A cloth and a "puff brush" are provided and are helpful, but I also used cotton buds (make sure they are the tight, hard tip type, so as not to introduce loose fibers) to wipe the path clean. They also come in handy to help feed the film under the clips in the foot mechanism. * Use the mechanism to open AND close the foot over the film - don't just click closed. It's only plastic, you'll wear out the clip. * If you have a shorter reel - use that one first - I ran my first reel a few times to get the hang of positioning * This takes long. It's taking a individual image of each frame. A three minute reel will take 30 minutes to complete. I included a video clip to show how s-l-o-w this runs. It is taking a shot of each frame - and these films in a projector would run at 15 frames per second. * You will need to babysit and stay with the device during the process. You can't walk away for a while and expect to come back when it's near done. I had a leader (the white part that feeds through before the film starts) break off as it was going into the foot, and had spliced film get stuck a few times because it was not spliced well. Plus just checking on your home movies while running thru gives you a chance to figure out how you want to edit once you have it in it's digital format, jot notes of what music would be great in the background. These YOUR family memories, and the advantage of doing yourself is putting correct period music (or sound effects) to your family stories. Something that would not happen if you send off to get processed. After Processing Once I had the reel processed - I left the SD Card in and opted to use the USB transfer cable to copy over to my Windows laptop. Once on my laptop, I was going to use the highly recommended OSB Studio (free) - but found it a little too much of a learning curve for my use. I was able to get great results using Microsoft's ClipChamp (free version) that has an easy and pretty intuitive interface to drag and drop my clips and then add titles, transitions, sound, and other effects. Exporting to 720p was plenty of resolution to enjoy up on my 50" TV at home. I was fortunate that my old movies were stored in a cool (and dry) back corner of a garage. My 8mm reels were in pretty good condition and the film itself did not show cracks, splits or broken sprocket holes. If your film has issues - the conversion may not go as smoothly as mine did. Hope this info is helpful to someone who wants to convert those old home movies!
Review: Did a good job for my old 8mm. - I had a box of '60s 8mm home movies and a projector, but the bulb burned out and the replacement was over $200 if available. I decided to give this digitizer a try before contracting with one of the many commercial ventures that digitize. Given that these were amateur-shot, quality was not that good to begin with, so a low cost alternative was inviting. I have to say that this machine did a fairly decent job digitizing them. If you are in a hurry, this is not the choice for you. I never officially timed it, but I estimate it takes at least 30 minutes for a single 3-4 minute film. That said, the scanning output quality is adequate for what my movies are. I left most settings at default. I did try the higher quality scan, but I actually thought it looked grainier than the standard. I did have to make adjustments to the framing a few times, but that is expected. Cons as I see them: Loading film through the scan path is challenging as there are 3 tabs the film must be slid under. There are pricier ones on the market that appear to have a better loading path. Take-up side sometimes wouldn't hold the reel tightly, sometimes coming loose. Supply reel has no braking so my film would unravel if I didn't set a piece of cardboard against it to brake slightly. Rewind function is slow and suffers from the loose reels. In my case, I just used my old projector to rewind and I could scan another reel while rewinding. The supplied air duster was nearly useless. Fortunately, I had my own. It is rather noisy. Not a problem for me as I worked in a separate room. All in all, I am glad I bought it. I'll digitize all my film then resell to someone who wants to do the same and recoup some of my investment.

## Features

- Fully Automated Digitizer, 8mm Film Scanner to Convert Old 8mm and Super 8 Movie Reels Into Digital Videos, support up to 9" reels and 1080P.
- Playback your scanned video on the built-in 2.4" LCD screen or view on a TV/monitor via the included TV cable.
- No computer or software are required. Scans and directly saves digital movies into SD/SDHC cards up to 32GB (which is included).
- Frame by Frame converting 8 and Super 8 movies into 1080P mjpeg-4 (MP4) digital video files at 1080P/20 fps. Compatible with windows, Mac and Linux operating systems.
- Please note: 8mm or super 8 media must be mounted in with proper reel up to 5 in diameter and adapter before recording and rewinding.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B097RMKXR1 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #90 in Video Converters |
| Customer Reviews | 3.6 3.6 out of 5 stars (592) |
| Date First Available | June 23, 2021 |
| Item Weight | 4 pounds |
| Item model number | 12 |
| Manufacturer | eyesen |
| Product Dimensions | 14 x 4 x 7 inches |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** eyesen
- **Connectivity Technology:** USB
- **Item Weight:** 4 Pounds
- **Minimum System Requirements:** Windows 7
- **Model Name:** 8mm Film Scanner
- **Optical Sensor Technology:** CMOS
- **Resolution:** 1080P
- **Scanner Type:** Film
- **Standard Sheet Capacity:** 8
- **UPC:** 711379826992

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: How much space does say a 5 minute 8 mm take up in the form of mbs or gbs?**
A: A 5 minute 8mm film will be converted to an mp4 file about 325mb.  Please note that the digitized file will playback at 30fpm.  To play at normal speed you need to use a video editor app to slow it down to 16fpm for 8mm or 18fpm for super 8 film.  That will increase file size to about 410mb.  Also note if your movies have sound this device does not digitize the sound.

**Q: How do I convert the 30 fps that is the result of the scan to the proper viewing speed of 18 fps ?**
A: Any film editor app should have a change speed function, select 18fpm for super 8, or 16fpm for 8mm if available, or 57% will be sufficient for either size film.

**Q: Does it work with 220V?**
A: No. It does not work with 220v. It is 110v.

**Q: Can you scan directly to computer?**
A: Hi,The film scanner can scan directly to computer.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Did exactly what I wanted for 3" and 7" reel 8mm films. I liked this product and it performed well.
*by R***E on January 18, 2025*

Someone else wrote to put the instruction manual under the front of the device - and I agree that helps when pushing the buttons. Some other tips I have for Novice 8mm Home Movie Converters: * SD card - tape down the locking tab on the SD card. my first time trying to record I got the message that the SD Card was not available. I formatted and tried again. I ejected the SD card - and realized the SD card tab was in the "locked" position. Flipped to unlocked, reinserted and tried again - Same message. Ejected the card to replace with another I had - and noticed the tab was in the lock position again. So I applied a piece of cellophane tape over the notch tightly so that the tab could not move - reinserted the card, and was able to start recording. * Clean the foot the film runs through after running each reel. Dust and particles will need to be cleaned off the foot that holds the film in place as it passes to capture the images. A cloth and a "puff brush" are provided and are helpful, but I also used cotton buds (make sure they are the tight, hard tip type, so as not to introduce loose fibers) to wipe the path clean. They also come in handy to help feed the film under the clips in the foot mechanism. * Use the mechanism to open AND close the foot over the film - don't just click closed. It's only plastic, you'll wear out the clip. * If you have a shorter reel - use that one first - I ran my first reel a few times to get the hang of positioning * This takes long. It's taking a individual image of each frame. A three minute reel will take 30 minutes to complete. I included a video clip to show how s-l-o-w this runs. It is taking a shot of each frame - and these films in a projector would run at 15 frames per second. * You will need to babysit and stay with the device during the process. You can't walk away for a while and expect to come back when it's near done. I had a leader (the white part that feeds through before the film starts) break off as it was going into the foot, and had spliced film get stuck a few times because it was not spliced well. Plus just checking on your home movies while running thru gives you a chance to figure out how you want to edit once you have it in it's digital format, jot notes of what music would be great in the background. These YOUR family memories, and the advantage of doing yourself is putting correct period music (or sound effects) to your family stories. Something that would not happen if you send off to get processed. After Processing Once I had the reel processed - I left the SD Card in and opted to use the USB transfer cable to copy over to my Windows laptop. Once on my laptop, I was going to use the highly recommended OSB Studio (free) - but found it a little too much of a learning curve for my use. I was able to get great results using Microsoft's ClipChamp (free version) that has an easy and pretty intuitive interface to drag and drop my clips and then add titles, transitions, sound, and other effects. Exporting to 720p was plenty of resolution to enjoy up on my 50" TV at home. I was fortunate that my old movies were stored in a cool (and dry) back corner of a garage. My 8mm reels were in pretty good condition and the film itself did not show cracks, splits or broken sprocket holes. If your film has issues - the conversion may not go as smoothly as mine did. Hope this info is helpful to someone who wants to convert those old home movies!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Did a good job for my old 8mm.
*by L***D on March 8, 2025*

I had a box of '60s 8mm home movies and a projector, but the bulb burned out and the replacement was over $200 if available. I decided to give this digitizer a try before contracting with one of the many commercial ventures that digitize. Given that these were amateur-shot, quality was not that good to begin with, so a low cost alternative was inviting. I have to say that this machine did a fairly decent job digitizing them. If you are in a hurry, this is not the choice for you. I never officially timed it, but I estimate it takes at least 30 minutes for a single 3-4 minute film. That said, the scanning output quality is adequate for what my movies are. I left most settings at default. I did try the higher quality scan, but I actually thought it looked grainier than the standard. I did have to make adjustments to the framing a few times, but that is expected. Cons as I see them: Loading film through the scan path is challenging as there are 3 tabs the film must be slid under. There are pricier ones on the market that appear to have a better loading path. Take-up side sometimes wouldn't hold the reel tightly, sometimes coming loose. Supply reel has no braking so my film would unravel if I didn't set a piece of cardboard against it to brake slightly. Rewind function is slow and suffers from the loose reels. In my case, I just used my old projector to rewind and I could scan another reel while rewinding. The supplied air duster was nearly useless. Fortunately, I had my own. It is rather noisy. Not a problem for me as I worked in a separate room. All in all, I am glad I bought it. I'll digitize all my film then resell to someone who wants to do the same and recoup some of my investment.

### ⭐ Is it Worth the Price?
*by J***N on January 28, 2026*

I have given this product a one star because it never worked as promised right out of the box and I expect more for the price I paid. I am familiar with the "sister" Converter "Wolverine" which worked most of the time. But too often I had to digitize the same footage several time to get a good picture. I say "sister" machine, although the first one was called "Wolverine" and this digitizer goes by "Eyesen" the two machines are identical in design! Then the Eyesen 8MM to digital came out and I eventually bought that in hope it would be a better machine. By better I mean this digitizer allowed larger reels and bosted a 1080p picture quality. I have only used SD cards on both machines so I cannot comment on the other functions. I set up the "Eyesen" digitizer, plugged it in, adjusted the frame and started to copy a Super 8MM movie! After running the machine for about 10 minutes it stopped! The light went off. The machine was dead! The first thing I did was to change the power supply , That did not do anything! So I let the machine sit over night, thinking that a good night rest would do the machine good! But the following morning the machine was still dead. I had read the Amazon Help page and the manual is useless. So I changed the power supply out with the power supply from my first machine. Not believing my eyes, the machine lit up. But now it would not accept the SD card that came with the machine. I tried to format it in the machine, But that never happened, so I formatted the SD card in my computer and now it worked. In conclusion. I have a hard time recommending this product. A power supply that last for 10 minutes that is just beyond what you expect for $259.-. I have power supply for external hard drives that have lasted for 20 years working 24 hours a day! Make sure if you buy this product you put it through all the set up functions to make sure they work properly and if not you can return it.

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