Worst case scenario, you could always fiddle with the front lever to see how the film sits evenly within the little screen if you don’t know which type of film you have.Ĭlick on enter where you will see new adjusting options.
#CONVERTER FOR VHS, 8MM, CASSETTE MAC MANUAL#
The instruction manual shows a diagram of the difference between the two.
#CONVERTER FOR VHS, 8MM, CASSETTE MAC SOFTWARE#
VERSION – Software version it is currently running.Īlong the front of the MovieMaker is a lever to switch between standard 8mm film and Super8 film.DEFAULT SETTINGS – click this to change everything to factory default.FORMAT – Formats the SD card so no other folders or files will be on there except created by the device.LANGUAGE – changes from Japanese or English.This function you will be using quite a bit. FRAME ADJ – Adjusts the frame before the recording starts.(Or you could use a card reader to read the files anyway). USB – allows you to connect to a computer and read the SD card as a drive letter to access the videos.Keep in mind if the film was recorded out of focus (as the cameras back then were manual focus anyway) this sharpen function will not magically make an out of focus image clear again. SHARPNESS – Allows to sharpen the image slightly.I don’t bother changing the exposure as I rather do that in an editor with more control.
EXPOSURE – This allows to adjust how light or dark the film will appear.REWIND – Once the 8mm film has finished, by swapping the reels over then clicking enter, you can proceed to rewind the film back to its original reel.(personally, I’ve never used it but it is great to have in the rare case) PLAYBACK – Click enter if you want to watch what has been recorded.RECORD – Click enter when you’re ready to start recording.Upon initial boot up, clicking the Menu Button will present all the different modes at your disposal using the up/down buttons. If you don’t you will just get a message saying ‘Insert SD CARD and reboot’. What’s on the menu?Ī quick word of warning: This device needs an SD card inserted before turning on the power. So let’s look further into the menu before we do any recording.
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