One of the biggest problems with transferring analog media (such as film) to digital formats, is managing and maintaining the resulting digital files.

A story we saw over at BoingBoing about how a private company has been given licensing rights to the US Department of Defense's audiovisual library. It's an interesting model for public entities that want to scan film archives, but don't have the budget for it.

When the Swedish film industry went on strike in 1951, Bergman made commercials for Bris Soap.

Our film scanner is not only sprocket-free (so it can deal with damaged film more easily), but the digital "pin registration" works even if the sprocket holes are damaged. This is a video we made that shows that in action.