Super 8 is wonderful

I needed something new...... and super 8 way my answer ;-)
Super 8mm film is a type of 8mm wide film that was introduced by Kodak in 1965 as a cheaper and easier alternative to making home movies. It has several differences from standard 8mm film, including:
Frame size
Super 8 frames are about twice the size of standard 8mm frames, measuring 5.79mm compared to 4.5mm.
Perforations
Super 8 sprocket holes are smaller and more square, while 8mm holes are larger, rectangular, and horizontal. The smaller perforations in Super 8 allow for a larger exposed area and better picture quality.
Packaging
8mm film requires the user to manually spool and roll up the film, while Super 8 film may be easier to use.

[@jessbaumung6541]

I’ve been wanting to shoot with my super 8 camera for a while now but haven’t made the financial commitment to buying and developing the film. I think I have this exact same camera in silver actually.

[@robbellphoto]

You shoot totally try it

[@thegreatvanziniphotos5976]

I really wish they made a digi cam that has super 8 mode. Maybe they have it in software? Good vid.

[@michaelacedeno]

Unfortunately it will never actually look/feel the same as a result of the physical film media and how the lenses that these older super8 cameras render. To get the look, ya gotta shoot the real thing.

[@angloitalo]

IMHO shootig Super Eight is for those who want to bring out thei inner masochist. Short run times . Having to change film a lot. Don't get me wrong I worked in film
for several institutions for several decades, still love film. Kodak used to sell processing mailers. I quite enjoy your channel.

[@robbellphoto]

Thanks for the info info ;-) I just love the final product