Filmshooting

Hi!

I'm doing a dissertation about how small film formats are used in films for my MA TV Documentary Production course. Now I'd need examples of films (either commercial or indies, as long as they're available on sale on Internet etc.) which have been shot 1. partially and 2. fully on Super 8 i.e ...

fireflame productions wrote: Do you know that single 8 is being discontinued so you only have at the most a couple of years to try it.

Just read the news on another forum.

DOH!!!!

Seems that the small film formats are really dying.

did you project the film or have it transferred.. that could be another 'weak link'.

I projected the film as I used to do with all my K40s - haven't had it telecined it yet and won't have if the quality is that bad. In the future it'll probably be easier and definitely much cheaper to film ...

Right, I know well that this is a subject which has been talked about ever since E64T came out but I decided to post this anyway...

I've just got back my three first rolls of E64T from processing, cutaways for a TV documentary, and have been in deep shock ever since! This film is absolutely ...

Nayttaapa hyvilta nuo otokset, Jukka! Ei olekaan tullut kokeiltua noita negatiiveja filmin hinnan ja siirtokustannusten takia.

Suomessa sita olisi enemman tilaa lavastaa ja filmata, ei taalla Manchesterin keskustassa voi rakennella lavastuksia kuin pieneen asuntoonsa...

if you're really into reverse filming get a fujica, a DS8 or start shooting 16mm..

all super8 cams are pretty much limited to 4 second double exposures, that's just the design of the cartrige.

the 715xl has a lot of nice functions, but no auto B.

++ christoph ++

Thanks for the info, Christoph ...

Hi,
I'm considering to buy yet another camera to obey my expensive fetish to Super8 cameras... (hands up, how many of you have about 8 cameras and only use 2 for filming...)
I've previously owned a Nizo S480 but I sold it as I wasn't too happy with the hard-to-come-by light meter batteries. Now I'm ...