Why Restore

Old films play an important role in the culture and the history of a nation. Great moments in every country's past has been captured on film. Speeches and rallies that have brought nations together and News reports of events worldwide have been captured on film over years and mostly are the sole visual historical record. Hence, there is an urgent need for Digital Restoration and Archiving.

• The footage and Images of the old times decompose and degrade with time. The environment and conditions of storage further attract fungus, scratches, grains and folds that require restoration.
• Our history is precious and we need to restore important events, evidence of developments,projects, construction and infrastructure development for our future generations.
  

  

• Classic movies can be re-released with Digital Restoration that can enhance the picture quality, can correct colour as well as bring the sound quality to Dolby surround sound.
• The digital format provides a longer life for the archival of footage.
• In order to prevent the loss of irreplaceable data we require preserving the same digitally to ensure an endless lifespan.
• The conventional video storage formats are made of magnetic tape that contains iron oxide. Hence, rusting of these tapes is natural leading to decomposition and the loss of vital information.
• All digitally archived material exists in a tape-less environment eliminating the manual loading or sharing of information. The newly restored files can be accessed as normal computer files with just a click of a button. The segregating and indexing of these files becomes much easier making the control on viewing these files flexible.
• Digital Archiving not only upgrades the quality of the image, but also obtains the flexibility to name and identify each image or footage digitally. In other words, each archived file can be marked by a barcode, name title or any other specific information enabling its easy identification.
  

  

• Digital Archiving can be adopted into high grade library management, document management and image management softwares and can be hosted on the internet for global accessibility.
• In the case of filmic material, audio is the key factor and with time it also tends to decompose leading to wobbling, dragging, cracking, muffling and so on. All these sound errors can be digitally corrected and also upgraded into stereo or Dolby sound.
• Once material is Digitally Restored and Archived, it is brought to International viewing standards. Hence material can be adopted onto any format and the restored files can be converted. For instance, broadcasting on satellite for television or IP on the internet or even HD DVDs.
• Finally, Digital Archiving not only preserves valuable material but also proves to be a source of high income through online subscription and purchase agreements. All the restored footage can be sold at a premium price because of their high demand.