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Nice work work busting out what appears to be an ultra-vintage anamorphic!

Mr. Do It All Yourself

Absolutely gorgeous! Love the look and feel of Super 8.

Get it in ya!

Been going there for 50 yrs., truly gods land

Did you have the film scanned at 4K? This looks really good for 8mm or are you very skilled with cameras?

While the shown concoction will work, it does not remove all the remjet before development, which is the preferred situation. A more effective remjet removal solution is: Water 100F / 500ml Borax, decah. / 20g (Crystal, like 20-Mule Team) Sodium Sulfate, anh. / 100g (source chemical supply; cheap) Sodium Hydroxide / 1g (supermarket lye) Use at 100F. Soak and agitate in solution for 10 to 30 seconds, then wash several times with serious agitation until water runs clear when dumped. The solution can be reused until its volume needs to be topped off, as there is no consumption of the chemicals. Since some remjet will come off in the removal solution, just filter it though a drip coffee filter to remove that grit when the solution looks contaminated. Remjet is just powdered carbon glued on the base side of the film. This alkaline removal solution quickly dissolves the glue which binds it to the film. I'd still give the film a wipe after final wash and before using Photoflo, but you will find that nearly all the remjet was initially removed. This will leave less loose remjet to contaminate your C-41 developer and transfer to your next film when reused.

Nice

Those old Coleman duel fuel camp stoves are what I used as a kid camping with my dad. I bought a new in box one 10 years ago for $40 from some guy in Calgary. I use it all the time, great little stoves.

Looks like a great weekend. And that Pentax 6x7 with the 300m probably weighs more than the car 😂

he's baaaaaaaack

I wish you had shown how,you put your film into the salad spinner. Do you just take the wet film off the reel and set it in the salad spinner in a circle? Or are you leaving the film on the reel when you put it in there? I am definitely trying this ingenious trick though.

awesome video man

nice to see you vlogging man. good one.

🎉🎉🎉

Absolutely beautiful!

I come from a time you'll hope to avoid. The future is bleak for film my analog acquintance. The year 2036 is when they won. The Film Goblins, hellbent on ridding the world of all things analog, have won. Plunging us into a digital dystopia. I've sent this message back using my eastman temporal emulsifier. I still have a cache hidden of cinestill Cs41 and three dozen rolls of Fuji Pro 400h. Please don't try to contact me through my channel. The film goblins have a close eye on me. Prepare for the worst. God speed!

1. This footage is absolutely gorgeous and it's a video I find myself returning to frequently when I'm in the middle of shooting a roll of Tri-X and I wanna remind myself what it's gonna look like cuz I take way too long to finish anything. The cat shots are especially wonderful!! 2. What is the name of the music that's playing with it?? I'm totally obsessed with this track. <3

Fantastic !!!

Went there every summer loved it

so. I just getting into (cine) film . bought a bolex super 8 it came with some film (expired in 94) , printed a spiral made a tank .... That F remjet is F F F immovable even with F NaOH or commercial stuff. The only thig it works is just rubbing it off.. :( F!

Superb video thanks again! Do you know if the Tri-X was processed as reversal (positive) or negative?

This is a great video, thanks! It makes me feel much more confident about approaching my first dev-at-home :)

sorry- was this film developed first w/ the C41 chems then you do this process?

Random question… do you need to develop the sheets straightaway?

Just got a roll of this! Excited to shoot it in my Nizo 116. Did you cut a notch so that your camera would recognize this as 160asa and not 100asa? I’m also a little worried about exposure haha. I was told that 100/160 use the same notch pin, but if you cut a notch for the built in filter it will expose it as 160, similar to a 200T cartridge. Anyways, guess I’ll shoot it and see! Great video!

Looks very nice! What is the camera that you used?

I took part in the One Take Super 8 event here in Victoria BC on two occasions and just this year I finally bought my own Super 8 cam.

great video! I have to try this

PERFECT!

Nice video ❤

DO A BACKFLIP!!!

Nice!!! 🤙

Beautiful!

Beautiful

Beautiful kitty, and you shot kitty so well.

Very cool video!

Wow very nice

How did you focus your lens? I would like to use an 80mm planar for IR photos, but I see no infrared markings

My wife shops every Monday so that's when I'll be able to use the salad spinner.

If anyone wants the exact Kodak formula it is as follows Water 27 to 38°C (80 to 100°F) 800 mL KODAK Anti-Calcium, No. 4 3.0 mL Sodium Carbonate (anhydrous) 58.0 g Sodium Bicarbonate (anhydrous) 19.0 g KODAK Stabilizer Additive 0.5 mL Water to make 1L pH at 25.0°C (77.0°F) 10.0 ± 0.20

Looks great!! Just bought my first cart of 500T. Did you shoot with an ND? you shoot at all at high noon?

The fade to the kitty omg!

What resolution did you scan the 8mm Tri-X at? Is there any benefit to going above 2K scan?

Beautiful film, Dustin! convinced me to buy the 560. One question I can't work out - do you use exposure compensation on -1 t expose for 200D film? (TriX is 200D, right?) Orf how do you do it? Thanks!

it's sharp for super 8

I remember in my youth, Nizo and Beaulieu was the Rolls in Super 8 (Schneider optics), but very expensive and overpriced at the time for a student. The Bauer and Canons were also good, especially at the high end (814XL, 1014XL). Good video, beautiful images, the duration of the sequence shots and the framing rules are well respected.

Nice, shots like at 1:57 did you leave out the 85 filter to get the full 500asa? is that why there's lots of blue? it's beautiful and painterly.

Beautiful footage.

With good light acceptable.