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Sound Stripe anyone?

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If, IF, I get the question of where to have my S8 K 40 processed, using the European PK59 mailer in the USA, resolved, I'll want to have the film sound striped.

Would users of this service, sound striping Super 8 film, please relay your experiences?

Does the stripe fall off? Is the sound crappy? Does the stripe stay in place?

I was told in film school not to have it done. That the stripe turns into spaghetti. :?:

Thanks for any input.

Michael
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Re: Sound Stripe anyone?

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regular8mm wrote:If, IF, I get the question of where to have my S8 K 40 processed, using the European PK59 mailer in the USA, resolved, I'll want to have the film sound striped.

Would users of this service, sound striping Super 8 film, please relay your experiences?

Does the stripe fall off? Is the sound crappy? Does the stripe stay in place?

I was told in film school not to have it done. That the stripe turns into spaghetti. :?:

Thanks for any input.

Michael

Mikko Tuuliainen here in Finland has this kind of service. You can find his demo from this next mpg-file (sorry about the language, but you'll get the point) shot from our small gauge film meeting in Finland:


http://www.sorb-i-tol.com/finnish816meeting1.mpg


I have this same striping machine also at my home, but don't have striping tape and cement.

About the sound, these striped magnetic tracks are even better than original ones in Kodak super 8 sound rolls. They are very steady ones according to Mikko.

Here is also Mikko's email address:

staticrecords@hotmail.com
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Post by studiocarter »

Thanks,

It was added to my collection of places to have it done.
What I am looking for is something like,

Yea, I do it all the time. Projecting movies with sound is cool, I have lots of them and they are all fine. It is fun and easy, don't sell your Cannon PS-1000 sound projector. Use it in confidence and have fun.

something like that.

Do you have sound stripeing done?

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Paul Yost Sound Striping Service
117 Ruby Ave.
San Carlos, CA 94070
(650) 592-0112

I have not used Mr Yost's service so I cannot vouch for him but I hear he does good work.
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Post by studiocarter »

So, who has?

If you have had sound stripe added to your films please comment.

I saw someone adding sound to a stripe but he got all confused doing it and we all walked away.
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Post by Guest »

Anybody here ever used Andec's striping service?:

http://www.andecfilm.de/pr_8.pdf

Also has anybody had experience with a stripe applied over an overlapped cement splice? How well does it stay on?
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Post by Guest »

Stripe applied over a halved splice, such as is made by a Bolex striper is no problem.

Suggest you check out the articles on striping in the Articles section of this Site.
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