Filmshooting

well, actually when i went to the store to pick it up, the clerk said"so this is 8mm film huh? i remember when!" 8O wow he actually new what it was :lol:

i simply filled out one of the drop off box envolope and wrote in the special instructions :unexposed 8mm movie film send to dwaynes parson ks. and sealed the film in the envolope and dropped it in the box

i finaly shot some 64t and was able to get it processed on my first try sending it, it only took 6 days and came back with a price tag of 4.88 :D
dwaynes did a great job processing it as far as i can see. 64t really has great saturated colors and exellent sharpness.unfourtunetly as all whove used ...

i recently got back a few rolls of the old tri-x back from development and they looked absolutely beautiful apon projection, how similar is the new tri-x? does it have finer grain than the original tri-x? what about the new plus-x? does it still have finer grain than tri-x? images would be greatly ...

the elmo c-200 or "dual-filmatic" is a great beginer camera. i got mine of ebay about a year ago and it came complete with a case, original instructions, camera strap, lens hood, and four roles of out of date original tri-x. i shot that tri-x with that very camera and it came out beautiful. did i ...

I think 100D would be fine for outdoors but would be useless indoors.

i disagree, just filter 3400k photoflood lights with 80a light filters,put them over the lights not on the camera lens. that way the light loss would not be as significant, and the right color temperature would be had.

if it is possible cut three strips of this stuff out of 35mm than that means a company similar to pro 8(who cuts 35mm into three strips of super8 ) could produce it for the same price as super 8, and it would have much better image quality than s8!!that would be pretty cool 8)

not like this will ever happen but how many people here think it should,for the good of the super 8 community perhaps.

that's exacly what i was thinking, but its probaly way too grainy

awsome! i love lego-mations. very clever idea using the light bright to make fire by the way,the animation is superb.

thanks

ive heard alot about this great stuff were can i get it in the u.s?thanks

a fully rewindable cartridge that would fit in super 8 cameras wouldent really be that difficult to design.in fact i designed my own, to bad im about 40 years late to show it to kodak :lol:

http://www.pro8mm.com
http://www.wittner-kinotechnik.de

ok, i found a pdf file on ge's sight that says the bulbs i bought are 82 cri .so ill definetly be using them thanks for the help everybody.