I love this. Recently put together my first super8 film. What film did you use? I think I like 50D the most, but will probably shoot more 250D since it has a nice amount of grain. Keep up the awesome videos!
omg this is beautiful... so much character and passion can be seen in this video!! the song paired with the look and the subject matter is super feel good. keep it up.
Hey man I love this! But I was just wondering where you got this developed because I just got a super 8 and I have been looking where to get the film developed or more so digital
Wow mitchell this is amazing! Before anyone had dslr's and all the fancy equipment there had to be a start, and through all of the older equipment there were still great stories! really shows how far this photography community has come and its really exciting to see you show your creativity and share it with us :) thanks man!
Good job man, did you use a plug in for the super 8 look? and i don't mean the footage, i mean the thing around it that simulates de edges of the film itself, I really like how it looks
I have same question. It's so hard to find any information and it is so frustrating. Almost all youtube videos said: how to processing Super8 by hand. It's is frustrating.
I found this place online a while back but haven't used them myself yet. Just ordered a Super 8 camera and am waiting for it to arrive. I def got bit by the youtube super 8 clips bug. Hope the link helps. www.pro8mm.com/collections/film-processing/products/super-8-processing
The Kodak negative films have a very fine grain, but a somewhat matt picture. If you want something a little more powerful and realistic, you can use their own film types from www.kahlfilm.de in Germany. You get positive film, but you should digitize it because the positive film material in the projector is scratch-sensitive. Maybe a cheap alternative to Kodak.
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i actually cried to this. i went to europe with some friends and filmed it in 8mm and wanted some inspiration ... i found you and wow. just wow .
AHH! always so happy to inspire! :D
Wow, this is pure art! Also, I really like the music and your editing :)
Thanks a ton!!
Very great sharp footage.TOPPPP !!!
Which camera/model did you use?
OH MY FUCKING GOD!This is SO awesome!
I love this. Recently put together my first super8 film. What film did you use? I think I like 50D the most, but will probably shoot more 250D since it has a nice amount of grain. Keep up the awesome videos!
omg this is beautiful... so much character and passion can be seen in this video!! the song paired with the look and the subject matter is super feel good. keep it up.
Thanks Cole!! Means a lot!
Great timeless scenes! I like the "Stop and Listen" thought ! Can't do enough of that!
I loved this film, I didn't want it to stop.
aw miss Idaho ! great video !
Loving this super 8 series. Huge inspiration for my future super 8 work
beatiful video . which suv is that ?
Long live film
Beautiful video 💕
Hey man I love this! But I was just wondering where you got this developed because I just got a super 8 and I have been looking where to get the film developed or more so digital
Such a cool edit!
Wow mitchell this is amazing! Before anyone had dslr's and all the fancy equipment there had to be a start, and through all of the older equipment there were still great stories! really shows how far this photography community has come and its really exciting to see you show your creativity and share it with us :) thanks man!
Thanks ben! Really appreciate your feedback!
this is beautiful
camera? film stock?
which camera did you use?
The music coupled with the footage is fantastic. You really captured the 70s-80s feel.
Thanks man!! Glad you liked it!
i’m so excited for mine to come holy crap
Which Super 8 Camera and film stock?
love this video!
Great work... love it and love the music.
So cool ! Very authentic, one of my favourites videos of you !
Appreciate it man! Thanks!!
❤
Love it!
JBxCreative appreciate it brothaaa
hello! can u tell me what font du u use for your title? I love your work !!!!
You re the artist man
AHH! Thanks man!
Love this video man. Film turned out great
AHHHHHH Sooo epic
just out of curiosity, how many feet did you shoot?
Super idea
How nostalgically beautiful! I love this so much!
Thanks! One of my favorites! :D
Film stock?
My cheap action cam looks like this. I love retro film.
Yes! Love the look! So nostalgic!
Keep killin it, this is insane!
Always! Thanks dude!
This is actually amazing man
Thanks for that amazing support!
old times the best times!
You know it!
ahh the vibes man. executed this style so well man
Aye! Thanks!!!!
Cool and brave to use S8mm film
wow.
Can you share these footages?
loved this bro !
Appreciate it Ollie!
Awesome Video Man!
Thanks a ton!
love it
Love your support!
Good job man, did you use a plug in for the super 8 look? and i don't mean the footage, i mean the thing around it that simulates de edges of the film itself, I really like how it looks
Hey man! nope that is how it came back from the developer :) Hope you're doing well man!
Which overlay did you use?
NorthernWandered shot on 8mm film. Straight raw footage from the film scan
how much a film costs? Cool video btw :)
I love your content, keep this up! :)
Thank you so much!!
Where did you get this developed
I have same question. It's so hard to find any information and it is so frustrating. Almost all youtube videos said: how to processing Super8 by hand.
It's is frustrating.
I found this place online a while back but haven't used them myself yet. Just ordered a Super 8 camera and am waiting for it to arrive. I def got bit by the youtube super 8 clips bug. Hope the link helps. www.pro8mm.com/collections/film-processing/products/super-8-processing
epic ;)
very nice
Thanks!! Kieran!
The Kodak negative films have a very fine grain, but a somewhat matt picture. If you want something a little more powerful and realistic, you can use their own film types from www.kahlfilm.de in Germany. You get positive film, but you should digitize it because the positive film material in the projector is scratch-sensitive. Maybe a cheap alternative to Kodak.
Mr. Shoemake told us about you and I want a camera what should I get
Thats awesome! If you want a starter camera I always suggest a camera from the Canon Rebel series (T3i, T4i, T5i, T6i, T7i.. etc) hope that helps!
Wow
Glad you enjoyed it!
First
Are you in college?
Left school to pursue film :D
Can you make a tutorial? I want to learn this 8mm-effect
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Yawn.