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Couldn’t agree more, sadly I’ve only been able to shoot 2-3 rolls for my own memories but dozens for my wedding clients, paying for Super 8 I think is a wonderful investment for those memories.
@@johnstamw How so? When I was with Granada Television's film unit and then later the BBC film unit. If we did any work like that with both 35mm and Super 16. People would be sacked. I just feel that when people do things like showing the perts, not cropping, poor colour correction, and getting poor scans done. it does a poor service to super 8 and gives the impression that super 8 was a bad format. Also one way to save all the costs you mention is by doing your own processing. As for Super 8 cameras there are many sites in Japan where you can buy new old stock Argus, Canon, and Bolex cameras, that have upgraded quartz motors to sync sound starting at 60 Euros.
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Hi John, do you keep the film at 18 fps or change it to 24?
I leave my film cameras at 18fps!
Great overview. S8 isn’t for everyone but is pretty great if you can afford it.
Couldn’t agree more, sadly I’ve only been able to shoot 2-3 rolls for my own memories but dozens for my wedding clients, paying for Super 8 I think is a wonderful investment for those memories.
When you receive the overscan, what are the dimensions of the video?
If you go through the checkout process (on Pro8mm link below) you can actually check this for yourself based on the options you choose.
IMHO, It's been too expensive since 1980.
Do you partner with Pro8 for digital processing?
Pro8mm is my Super 8 film provider + processor of choice. I've been a client of theirs for many years and after several years I became an affiliate!
i've just responded to your email!
£4 to £5.00 per reel, and you would kickstart the market. People would really go out and get 10 rolls in order to make a full half hour movie
that would be amazing
That would probably require kodak to sell a lot at a loss and may piss investors
I think you have to learn how to crop the film samples that you’re showing.
Perfs or sprockets. Are not supposed to be seen..
Cropped, Uncropped, borders, sprockets, etc. it’s all beautiful :)
@@johnstamw How so? When I was with Granada Television's film unit and then later the BBC film unit. If we did any work like that with both 35mm and Super 16. People would be sacked.
I just feel that when people do things like showing the perts, not cropping, poor colour correction, and getting poor scans done. it does a poor service to super 8 and gives the impression that super 8 was a bad format.
Also one way to save all the costs you mention is by doing your own processing.
As for Super 8 cameras there are many sites in Japan where you can buy new old stock Argus, Canon, and Bolex cameras, that have upgraded quartz motors to sync sound starting at 60 Euros.
I actually like the over scanned look :)
Its art. If he likes it he likes it.
@@5amtoday Then if that’s the case why not show the sprockets when running films on television or in the cinema?