Suggestions for 16 mm movies to digital conversion

Cory - works ?best ?with ?a ?projector ?w/ 5 bladed shutter... hard to ?find at the thrift? store ?alas... ? I have ?some Honeywell computer?training ?films we need to ?digitize ?someday too.. also have a ?set of ?reels ?for Beginning or the ?End? ?the ?first doc-u-drama about the Manhattan project that was ?dome right after the ?war ?I ?would??like ? shit ?to single ?frames. ?yea it is out ?on DVD?and on TCM sometimes but I want ?sharper stills?of a family member that was in it. ? We also have ?some of the old BELL system movies but many of those are ?utubed.. ? problem ?with the utubed stuff it ?is ?soft. and lo ?res ?and lousy If ?you want still ? frames ?that look ?great. ? Ed# ?www.smecc.org? ? ? In a message dated 2/24/2018 1:54:13 PM US Mountain Standard Time, cctalk at classiccmp.org writes: ? Hey Pete, Might be worth checking to see if any of your titles have already been digitized. I know Once Upon a Punch Card was loaded to YouTube a number of years ago (could be worth checking with the uploader to see if they have a high quality version available if you'd like a personal copy). Might save having to re-invent the wheel. I like to pick up the occasional 16mm computer film off eBay for my own use, but I've also converted a couple to digital using the low tech 'camera aimed at screen' method. Actually, it was my iPhone on a tripod running software that allowed for frame rate adjustment AND color shifting to take the red out of the film and boost the faded hues. -Cory