Filmshooting

That's the thing I love about K40 too. Same with 7276.

When I watch some old movies, especially japnese films from the late '60s to the '80s (color) or hollywood stuff from the 40's (B+W), it kills me to think about how movies will never look like that again.

Not that the new stocks are bad, but I ...

In a post about Walmart's k40 processing, someone wrote something to the effect of "Now I only use them for 16mm kodachrome", and mentioned 100' reels for 5.50.

$5.50 for 100' of 16mm?! At Walmart?!

If I'm not mistaken, those HD cameras cost something like 600 to 1000 US$ a day to rent. I saw that movie last night. Image quality is subjective, but if I had the money to use what the same Hd cam, and had to shoot too much footage to make 16mm practicle, I would still go with super8.