Filmshooting

Thanks!!!

I bought and processed the Ektachrome at

http://www.pro8mm.com

And I got it scanned to tape at

http://www.moviestuff.tv

Thanks for watching!

http://www.artificialarmy.com/LabWaste_ ... _Small.mov

This one is Super 8 "Ektachrome"

Check it out. It was a quicky.

It was dubbed to vhs, scaled up in final cut and then compressed to this quicktime on the web. The wide shots have some wave effects from a bad cable connected to the vcr. Other than that it's all pixel vison. You can see the pixels better here on my monitor. The web version loses some of that bad ...

Yeah I guess 15 fps and 100 lines of resolution will give you that dreamy look

Hey Roger! You should be getting some ektachrome by UPS, from me, for transfer. Let me know if theres any problems or questions.

Thanks!
Simon

Thanks for the compliments...

Well, it wasn't Super 8. It's all Fisher Price Pixel Vision dubbed to vhs and edited on a Decklink HD system in Final Cut Pro for no apparent reason. But yes I agree it looks the way it sounds and is somewhat cliché. But sometimes I think the most obvious is a good ...

Give me some feed back....

http://www.artificialarmy.com/Vanishing ... _Small.mov

Check it out...

How much total per roll? Film, Processing, Telecine?

The first video is beautiful! Was that Ektachrome? Where is that location?

Blue Ballon is so good too!

here:
http://www.artificialarmy.com

Any online Super Films or Music Videos collections and or links? There are some on this site but I want to watch more.

Is it online? Post a link...

thebrowniecameraguy wrote:With Ektachrome positive slide stock, closly that of positive stock movie film, the clean glass with the camera lens up against it will be fine.

So Ektachrome will be good for this as well as outdoor filming? My glass should be pretty clean. It might have water on it too.

Bleach will make marks but not completed distroy it? I want a melted / crusted look?

I'll try that. What about any chemicals?