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Digitization is reel easy with the FILMIC EZ, designed to simplify the process of immortalizing your film collection.
Our AI does the heavy-lifting, analyzing your film frame-by-frame to detect damage so you can digitally triage your collection before sending it to a specialist or hosting in an online archive.
The EZ16 doesn’t need an expert operator. With minimal setup, your EZ16 will be ready to roll – and you can leave the room without worry. The EZ16 is designed to stop automatically if it senses a change in tension.
With no prep time and minimal training or experience, a single EZ can digitize 6000 feet of 16mm film per day, while your staff focuses on other tasks.
The EZ is designed to be used by interns, volunteers, or students who may have a limited knowledge of film. With minimal training and setup, miles of film can be digitized quickly, safely, and cost-effectively in-house. Sound is an integral part of the digital record and digitization with the EZ includes audio.
Filmic’s specialized AI objectively assesses individual films, as well as your collection overall. Film Lifecycle Index (FLI) reports offer a detailed look into the different areas of potential damage, including shrink, stretch, and damage from vinegar syndrome.
With the EZ, you can have a digital record that accurately represents what’s in the can. Saved in the FFMPEG format of your choosing, you now have your entire film collection at your fingertips.
The EZ creates digital files that build historic and financial value, so your collection can be easily shared, accessed, and utilized by your community.
Finally, there is a reel easy way to digitize and share your entire film collection with the world, or just your nearest and dearest.
People have been digitizing their audio-visual content for decades, and despite all that money and effort, very little has actually been digitized. Meanwhile, film collections around the world languish, deteriorating in their cans.
Without knowing what exists in these collections, we can’t know what we need to preserve. The only solution is to digitize all content, as quickly as possible, so we can find out what is out there while there is still time.