Filmshooting

Ok, fine.

What transfer service do you recommend in Europe?

Anybody knows this scanner http://www.filmfabriek.nl/home.html ?

Here http://www.smalfilmtest.nl/index_EN.html they say it is beter than flashscan.

I agree. Do you know any in the Netherlands?

At the saem time, I do not want to send my films abroad because it is expensive (I have many) and there is a risk of losing them.

I guess there are some professionals on this forum working with the Flashscan, I would like to know their opinion ...

I am searching a good quality telecine service in France. It seems to be difficult. So, if any of you know one please let me know.
Meanwhile I came accross this company:

http://www.transfert-bobines.fr/numerisation.php

You can download and see an example of their transfer in different ...

Andreas,
I have sent you two emails.

Does anybody knows a reliable telecine service in France (or in Europe) where they use Moviestaff equipment?

I need to transfer about 5 hours of my home movies and sending them to US does not look attractive to me.

Nobody has experience with HD camcorders? No real time streaming possible with HD?

A friend of mine suggests to use his Everio HD (high def) camcorder with my "workprinter-like" transfer unit. So far I have been usind 3CCD Panasonic miniDV camcorder together with frame-by-frame capturing with cinecap (mouse triggered).
Now, I have no slightlest idea on how to use this new HD ...

Hi Ronnoco,
Why would a plano-convex lens be better than a double-convex?

ronnoco wrote:Search for 'Plano convex lens' rather than condenser lens...see what ya come up with.

RCBasher wrote: Try setting the projector to 18fps and then look at C...it doesn't move at all!

Sure, but I do my transfer at 3 or 6 fps. No problem. Part C does the job. And it is relatively easy accessible.

Not at all. Everything inside was covered and protected against flying chips. Moreover, a powerfull vacuum cleaner will do the job ;). Old tricks...

Doesn't sound like a great idea to have all the bits from dremel cutting flying around inside the projector which is covered in grease...but each to ...

Yes, that's was my idea. RCBasher, what do you think about this?
The key part is the "C" part on your photo.

Heres the link to the photo for an alternative mounting point for the micro switch suggested by another member'''looks promising to me...though it will of course still be a mechanical ...

Right. I have mentioned this also before, that the "shutter problem" apears when doing transfer with an NTSC camcorder. I have both and there is (almost) no flickering with PAL.

By the way, Ronnoco, you have not succeded to install the microswith in the same way I did it?


I don't see the need ...

We have discussed this already. I cut the blades of the same projector (access from the lamp side, without disassembling the claw) with a small rotary machine like ‘dremel’.

Of course ex-situ.

Don't think you will be able to snip off the blades in situ with tinsnips. This is a cast ...

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