FILM IMAGE to DIGITAL IMAGE
Frame by frame transfer is a best possible system to digitize film footage
to computer editing and DVD or HDTV viewing.

K107 Optical Printer integrated with digital camera works in the same principal as used in motion
picture film industry. Image transfer from film to film vs. from film to digital format. 

K107 Optical Printer offers a low cost system with a high quality results. The quality of an original
film image and the frame size are the only limiting factors. Weather it is a small 8mm., Super8, 16mm.,
Super16 or 35mm, will have effect on final results when viewed on HDTV screen. See more Image quality
Super 16 frame format and the size (for a low budged film maker) is a most suitable format yielding the
closest aspect ratio to HDTV frame.  Usable area of Super 16 frame is 45% large vs. 16mm. frame.
Super 16 frame can be digitized to 2K size file which is industry standard and close to highest quality
HDTV image. See Super16 

Optical Printer K107 integrated for Canon EOS 30D
A complete setup with 16mm film gate for
digital printing.

The digital data can be stored directly to computer
hard drive or to  the camera storage media.
Complete package with 16mm film gate, modified Micro-Nikkor 55mm lens, light, camera, synchronizing adapter mounting hardware:
  $7,450.00
The price doesn't include the EOS camera.
   

Updating existing JK Optical Printers  (K107, K106 ? and K105) 
to digital transfer operation.

These printers are controlled by dedicated computer system and require following changes
and add on items: 
Camera mounting hardware, bellows to camera adapter, modification of existing 300
quartz light to low output 12Vdc light source. The existing camera motor is replaced with the
cam operated
camera trigger and synchronizing adapter.
The time for digital data storage is programmable with the printer controls.  
The total package for computer controlled printers:
 $ 785.00 

Conversion package is based on using a Canon EOS Digital Rebel or 30D recommended, other cameras may require extra work to
integrate with the system.  We need  your camera body cap to modify for  bellows to camera adapter:


Optional items:
Better quality lens.  See  Lens Conversions

 

Put your old K103 and K104 printer back to good use.
With DTA controls these 35 years old printers
can be used to digitize new and old film footage.
You need: A SLR type digital camera,
 Recommended camera:  Canon EOS 30D. Camera mounting hardware, bellows to camera adapter, low output and long lasting light source and DTA controls.
 
DTA kit: including following items: camera mounting hardware, bellows
to camera mounting adapter, for this  we need to modify  your camera body cap. Your 110vac. 300 watt light source  is  modified   for 12vdc. 20 watt long life quartz lamp.

DTA Kit  US$ 675.00 + shipping cost

K103 Optical Printer integrated with Canon EOS 30D and DTA (Digital Transfer Adapter).

 

300 Watts for film work or 20 Watt long lasting, low output and stable color balance light source for digital transfer: Quartz light for film and digital work.  Change this light  in between  300watt, 110VAC and 20 to 30 watt, 12VDC operation. It takes few minutes to change the lamp and socket, power cord  for 110VAC and a socket for 12VDC power supply is in place. 12VDC power supply   is included. Price: $495.00

Modify existing 300Watt quartz light source  for 12VDC use. A lamp and power supply sockets, 12volt lamp and 12VDC power supply included.   Price: $155.00

 

  DTA - DIGITAL TRANSFER ADAPTER
  
For JK Optical Printers K103 and K104
   Instructions: Inspect the 4 pin socket in the projector console,
   shorting the pins 1 and 2 must trigger the projector. Insert the 4 pin
   plug into projector socket. Plug the projector and adapter power
   cords into 110 Vac. line. Insert the camera plug into external trigger
   socket. Set camera controls “M”, exposure, resolution and light
   values. Use color correction and ND filters. Camera ON, Projector
   ON DELAY TIME - Set delay time to minimum time required for
   data storage into camera memory media. Use high capacity memory
   2 to 4gb. Turn adapter power On / OFF to control length of printing cycle.


DTA - Digital Transfer Adapter.  This timing and switching device is designed
to synchronize old K103 and K104 Optical Printer projector
with SLR digital camera.  


USE YOUR EXISTING JK OPTICAL PRINTER TO DIGITIZE YOUR  FILM FOOTAGE.
The image quality and resolution is as good as your original film. This system equals to the professionally
done frame by frame film to digital transfer.

The system requires no modifications to projector. 4 pin synchronizing cord plugs into projector 4 pin socket
and a remote camera trigger cord is ready to plug into cameras remote socket. Control device is programmable
to control the time required for down loading the digital data and synchronize projector and camera. System runs
continuously until switched off. For the frame count use the  camera counter or existing projector counter.
Camera operating software can be used to view test frames on the monitor and download directly to computer
hard drive. However, a high capacity 4gb. micro-drive in the camera allows faster operating cycle and is more reliable.
System requires camera mounting hardware, bellows to camera adapter and a long life lower output light source.

Use a good quality lens designed for micro photography, see: Lens modifications
Camera requirement: SLR type camera having a mechanical remote trigger socket, micro drive storage,
manual focus and operation settings.
DTA - is ready for Canon Digital Rebel. Integrating other digital cameras,  the the trigger action and timing
varies in different camera makes and requires custom hardware.  All models require custom camera mounting,
remote trigger plug and  bellows to camera adapter customized.

For price and delivery quotation: List all the items you need to complete the digitizing system.
 

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