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I hoped someone would ask this question. Been thinking of the same thing myself as I also film alot of snowboarding and very often you dont use the whole film at once.

I hoped someone would ask this question. Been thinking of the same thing myself as I also film alot of snowboarding and very often you dont use the whole film at once.

Damn, I got make-up artist, thats just crazy!haha

to Actor:

I just tried the place you gave me the link to and they will scan my 300' of film over to a mini-dv for $90 including shipping since I was a student and all the way from Norway. They also said they only transfer in NTSC, but Im thinking of converting It over to PAL at a place in Oslo ...

Andreas, that sounds great! Any idea how long before you will be set up?
If you need anything processed 16mm just to run some test let me know and I'll give you my film to play with at the same time=)

Thanks for the help everyone!

Ok, thanks for that. I shot the thing in 24fps, we are going to dub it later.
How long does a one-light scanning take when you got about 9min?
Maybe I could get away with 30-45min. Im soooo low-cash right now when Im a student.

Hi,

I have about 9min of processed negative 16mm color film which I would like to get scanned on to a digi beta tape/dv-tape. I will do the color correcting myself later because Im on a tight budget so I just need a basic scanning of the film. Were can I do this in USA, I need something cheap. Help ...

I havent looked into this, but find It very intresting now that you bring It up here. I would like to see further results on this subject. I always keep the pressurplate on the Scoopic 16M as tight as It get, I have It like that when I load the film and shoot the film. If I can improve the image ...

Thanks alot for those tips! Understand very clearly now on how to go forward without a lightmeter.

One more quik question, when you shoot with the Scoopic 16M, does the film intend move inside the camera so the sides of the frame get's like wiggly or shakin when you watch it later? Because when I ...

Really cool! I was planning to go to that contest to, but missed It sadly!
Im gonne film some snowboard very soon though when I get home to my current resident. Can post clips on this site, just dont know how?!

Hope to see more boarding on the site!!

I have always been very strict about only shooting manual when Im out with my 16mm camera(Scoopic 16M), but I used to barrow a good light meter which I dont have anymore so i was wondering, If I go out and shoot Auto, will the result be much worse? I think the built in light meter on the scoopic 16m ...

ok i see. so if I use Tungsten film outdoors, what filter should I use to get good results? any typical tungsten film you recomend for filming outdoors in sunny and overcast weater, even snow? Im gonne film some this winter in the mountains so need some film for that. Weater change fast!

hehe, thank for those replays, both of you. Im looking for as little grain as possible to. I myself dont like any grain! I will be trying to shoot only 50D outdoor's, but its just that I have 3 new roll's of 250D in my fridge which Im gonne use. I'll save them for those overcast days then. Im not ...

Hi and Marry Christmas,

I got some roll's of Kodak Vision 1 250D film, Im not the sharpest guy on what ASA/film type to use in what conditions. Specially for 16mm. I know 50D is great for those sunny days, but then I guess 250D is good for overcast days? Like, it's good if its not sunny and not ...

To Basstruc:

How do you get intro the telecine operator profession?
Ive always wonderd about that, seems fun and alot of hours working with film and little details. Very fasinating in my eyes...really find all the stuff that goes on with the film after Its been shot and processed really intresting.