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May 2009 - issue 181 - 8mm film conversion

Apr 06, 2009  By pat5star
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Hi,

I was very excited to see the feature article on converting 8mm film as my wife has a box containing over 50 of them produced by her parents in the late 60's. Wow, would I ever score a lot of brownie points if I could convert them all to DVD for her!!! :)

I checked out the resources for the article and one I was interested in that is not available was the tar ball on lj's ftp site. issue181 is currently not there as of Apr. 06/2009 @ 8pm EST. Am I just early looking for it or is there an oversight in posting it?

Thanks very much for the article and the as always, great magazine!

-Pat

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