Filmshooting

Wow Roger… looks amazing! I have a lot of 35mm that needs to be eventually scanned.

Roger,

I just wanted to add for the record that my personal experience of your customer service was first-rate. If a customer decides to purchase a used machine off ebay, then they should expect the risk of an imperfect machine. Seems like this guy did not do his homework, especially not noticing ...

Can the Fujica tape splicer handle both Regular 8mm & Super 8mm film?

Brilliant idea... nothing like adding a little adventure to the gift-giving experience.

sigr wrote: I would like to suggest that we do a test of the various post processing tools and associated settings in a way in which everyone that wants to can participate. We can then jointly decide which result is the best. This could be done by someone posting a short down-loadable Retro-8 clip ...

Great... thanks for the insight & advice. I noticed on another tread on this forum some film restoration software called "Film 9" which has been developed by some French guys. Looks interesting. I will run some tests next month to see how easy / effective it is. Here is the weblink to the French ...

Wow, thanks for the great feedback on my question. I will be receiving my MovieStuff scanner pretty soon and I like to pre-visualize my workflow / computer setup needs.

I do have a couple follow-up questions regarding noise and grain reduction on the MovieStuff scanner. This question is directed ...

On average, how much hard disk storage space is needed for 400' feet of 8mm film using the uncompressed setting on the Retro-8 software? I am just trying to calculate my storage space needs… as I am trying to decide on either buying a solid state internal drive or maybe a regular hard drive ...