What is Regular 8mm Film? (also called Double 8)

Michael Raso explains what Regular 8mm film is, how to load it and shows some results. Format also called Double 8.
Film, developing and scanning available at filmphotograph...

[@manonmars2009]

At the ripe old age of 62, I still shoot and still prefer to use regular 8 movie film, but I also like the Kodak Ektachrome 100D Super 8 movie film. I have many different models of the Bell & Howell Directors series movie camera and also the Bell & Howell Directors Series movie projector. I still enjoy watching my creations on the silver movie screen. Many people say, "I just like the old timey look of film". I agree.

[@DethronerX]

Thank you so much for giving everyone the opportunity to shoot double perf and especially those in lower ASA, so we an use the old cameras and not have them sit for display only.

[@TheNegative]

Those scans look so great!

[@DRsewage]

Would be cool if there was avilable also reversal colour DS8

[@etms]

Love D8, ‘pretty cheap’ (say it quick) and the cameras are built like tanks 🤙🏻

[@BrandonNedwek]

Been listening back to some old episodes and sad that John's "LOAD IT...SHOOT IT...FLIP IT" Double 8 theme tune doesn't get any airtime in these videos.

[@FilmPhotographyProject]

There's still time!

[@wildolagos3009]

Excelente contenido, como siempre. Nada como el cine auténtico.

[@brineb58]

I never saw that film, the "Regular 8" I shot came in a weird metal cassette which I do not remember flipping, but I may be wrong ,,, I replaced that with a Super 8 came in the early 70s so it was drop-in magic foe me!!!

[@Federico84]

That’s Straight Eight

[@aengusmacnaughton1375]

What? I heard Mike say "pressure plate" -- and then *nothing*!!! No John saying "*pressure*" ☹☹☹☹☹

[@TheStockwell]

I started off as a kid with "regular" 8mm film. I now own a Sony Handicam which films in 4K and with 5.1 sound.
I feel like one of those old timers who watched the Apollo 11 landing and recalled the Wright Brothers first powered flight. 😳

[@totallyfrozen]

I want to use my dad’s old B&H 134-TA. Do you have any 8mm projector recommendations?
Or would you make a video about the projectors?
I can’t watch the film without a projector

[@zmgunsmith]

what would be the best b/w 8mm film to use for WW2 reenactment combat footage? I have a Kodak Brownie 8mm One-Six Model 1 projector, and would like to be able to display the combat footage with a close to period correct projector until I can get a ww2 projector?

[@clarisacalderon9555]

so I impulsively bought a 8mm old movie...how am I supposed to watch it? how do I make sure I don't damage it?

[@FilmPhotographyProject]

Hi. Please consider sending me a few pics of the film that you have. Be happy to advise. - Mike / [e-mail]

[@YungMacFilms]

this video says 79.99 for color 40 BUNDLE but says 110.99 on the website :(