FINALLY! My own SUPER 8 DiY Film Scanner

[@stary_holic]

Nice! I think about creating some simmilar film scanner but i wonder whether the camera can take thousands of pictures without breaking down...

[@HansMeulenbroek]

Good job, well done! Would like to see some more details on the trigger mechanism. How do you detect the new frame?

[@hiiamsheep]

Hey, can you please make a longer video to show us how this machine works 👍

[@escapemac]

Do you have a link to the final video?

[@HuesoPerriko]

That’s amazing !!!!

[@timelschner8451]

Very good diy job. Always wanted to build the same but the complexity was escelating quickly. :) well done! Do you plan to make a build guide?

[@BertClaes]

Nice! Do you have a writeup?

[@NOVALAPSE]

@BertClaes
Thanks! When i find the time i will put a breakdown and part description up on my website.

[@markbrown1609]

lookks very well job my friend. what setting do you have camera setting for single shots?

[@frame_by_frame]

Very cool.

[@Soraworks]

Awesome!! How you make??

[@darklord_ice]

Super Projekt! Kannst du Bezugsquellen für die Kleinteile nennen? zB. das Zahnrad, die Rollen usw. .. danke!

[@Estudio.Visual.Dossiet]

amazing work

[@bernardphilips3423]

Bonjour prenez un peut de temps pour nous expliquer le fonctionnement de votre scanner merci

[@beerborn]

If you have a mirrorless camera this is good. However, a DSLR camera would cause wear and tear on the mechanism when you take thousands of still images.

[@Triquatra]

Shutterless or shutterless mode!

[@ER7ABY]

Do i sel this machine , or could u help me to find some one sell this DIY telecine

[@TheCinematographyLab]

Cool!

[@Ni5ei]

Why is it so slow? This looks like it's only doing around 1fps. Can't you speed it up so it can do a few frames per second?

[@ComicMelon]

It looks like he's using the mechanical shutter on the camera too, that lad ain't gonna last.

[@FerroDuque]

¿Para qué sirve eso?

[@yisuscarrillo3913]

Es para digitalizar las peliculas de carrete