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Maybe my old one, I sold 5 years ago?

I'm just fine thanks, haven't been so active in filmshooting/videomaking-side during couple last years (only shooting stuff in our trips to India/England/Italy and teaching how to shoot video to our children). Anyway I have been more active with my wife in digital photograhing-side. We have won coup...

Hi for all of filmshooting guys! Haven't been here for a many years, so nice to see this forum is still very active. Anyway, just inform you, that I have a lot of film oriented stuff to sell. I put them to filmshooting's "for sale"-side. Here are links for these equipments: Kinor 16 mm: ht...

Yes, We won with our Super 8 spaghetti western "Al Dente" the best film of festival and best camera awards at OSFAF 2006, Macedonia! That festival is the first one we have send our movie.

More about festival:

http://www.akk.org.mk/OSFAF_en.htm

Uppsala BildTeknik wrote:A normal super8 image is what we are looking at, we are just not seeing the top and bottom of the frame. ;)

Exactly.

That public-cut is just joke we made.

One thought about the aspect ratio: By letterboxing the frame down to what looks like Cinemascope, you're decreasing the image quality. What? I thought he just made the image a bit more "narrow", like more letterboxed. Like in leaving the image exactly the same as the original image, just...

Thank you all for nice comments.

We decided to recut the movie according to all comments we received, now the movie isn't so slow and long at all.

You all can download it from this link:

http://www.sorb-i-tol.com/al_dente_public_cut.wmv

Jukka, I don't know if it's the forums slow PM system, but I haven't got the link yet, and I'd be very interested to see what it looks like. Our project is still waiting to get the second part of the film back from Andec. I'm burning of anticipation. Lähetä mulle sähköpostiosoitteesi, n...

Great! Very well done technically, Vision2 is really impressive. I really liked the plot and how you recreated the feel of old spaghetti western, expecially because the nordic scenarios normally wouldn't make you think about western at all, so you have done the magic. Comedy is well delivered; the ...

Thank you guys!

Camera was Canon 1014 XL-S with pressure plate without any anamorphic lens, just cropped image to techniscope-style. During shooting sessions we just put our fingers front of lens to help composition to 2.35 cropped image.

Thanks Kent!

For others: If you want to comment movie here, just remember don't spoil the story, ok!

I'll send the link for you all very soon (during couple hours maybe). I'm just putting it to internet right now, It's 362Mbs big in wmv-file.

jpolzfuss wrote:Hi,

is there a Super8-print that can be rented/bought?

Jörg

No, unfortunately we edited it digitally, so We'll release it in DVD, but it would be great to get Super 8 (or 16 mm) print it too!

These filmshooting.com members want to watch Al Dente so far:

gianni1
lastcoyote
flatwood
mattias
Sam James
ccortez
narri
cinelys
timdrage
paul
mojohey
Uppsala BildTeknik
johnnhud
Mogzy
onsuper8
Dr_Strangelove
Evan Kubota
Alastair
Blin
steve hyde

We are finnishing soon (during next week) our last movie project, italo/spaghetti-western named "Al Dente". We won't put it in internet normally, but we'll give a link for that movie, if you're interested to watch it. Only we want from you is to send some comments of our movie. Just reply ...