Under the most ideal storage conditions, 8mm film should last several decades, depending on how you treat it. The only sure way to truly preserve the footage on your 8mm film is to digitize it and save the contents on a DVD or digital file.

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Both 8mm and Super 8 film are eight millimeters wide, and they're both used to make videos. Each one has its pros and cons, and each made making home movies easier than it had been before.