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HD, UHD & amp; 2K / 4K – Film Scanning </ h3>
We digitize in HD, UHD and full 2K / 4K cinema resolution. For a precise definition of the final format, please talk to us about the planned use of the film. We can also produce the digital formats you need for professional use from the digital copies.

For broadcasting with German TV channels ALPHA-OMEGA has already scanned many films. In doing so, we have always made a good name for ourselves through the visibly high quality.

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The best choice of film element for scanning or restoration is always the ORIGINAL NEGATIVE or reversal positive if that is the original source. The photographic characteristics of the original are never achieved by any copy. If the original no longer exists, the first choice as an alternative is the earliest 1st answer duplicate. Perforation damage, image incisions and tears are prepared in our film inspection prior to film scanning, so that your valuable film material will not be damaged. Mechanical defects in the image area can be eliminated by special methods such as wet-gate or manual pretreatment. Based on the experience we have gained, our scanners have been mechanically adapted to enable us to scan even aged and damaged footage with minimal stress and maximum quality. We also process original nitrocellulose-based material. This work only needs to be planned logistically because we can not store large quantities of nitrate material.

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Wet-Gate Technology </ h3>
Mechanical defects of the film material, such as vertical scratches, layer damage and short scratches are completely eliminated with this technology at the time of film transfer, and thus the resulting digital video image no longer contains these defects. The Wet-Gate is the only perfect solution for physical damage to the film carrier.

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A film that needs WetGate due to the physical defects during the scan decides after a short test scan. Even with so-called ‘water spots’ or mold, we have already had positive experiences with the WetGate; the remains of the surface damage were often less visible in the WetGate or not visible at all.