Filmshooting

This is great news! Would be happy to test one as well.

I know the man behind ochoypico.com. Have been a customer for years now and can assure he's a very fair person with no intention of autopromoting his own telecines, which I am recommending in this forum for years now... BTW give a look at his prices on his website :o The results worth it I second t...

HUGE Bummer!!

If I were to guess, I'd say it looks like pulldown blur. Take a look at Step 10 from this link:
http://moviestuff.tv/workprinter_guide.html

Hi John:

I'm very much interested. Can you send me a price?

Thanks!

Being a subscriber, I sent him an email well over two weeks ago thanking him for having published S8 Today, asking if I could get the final issue mailed to me, and also offered to pay for the last issue and the shipping. No response.

I received it only after ordering a copy from Spectra.

S8Booster:

Wishing you all the best for a speedy recovery. Hope to find you back here soon.

I emailed Krystal at Dwayne's and got the following back:


Thank You for your question.
The last day is December 30.

Please let me know if you require additional assistance.

Sincerely,

Krystal

Dwayne's Photo
PO Box 274 / 415 S. 32nd St.
Parsons, KS 67357
800-522-3940

I ordered some from Kodak during the last week in June and shot a few samples on July 6th.

Hi Bart: I definitely agree, it seems very contrasty to me and reds seem to bloom with oversaturation. Before Kodak released this, I always looked upon 100D as a stock I would use if I wanted the images to look warm. I based this on the results I got using Spectra's 100D: http://vimeo.com/4530359 ht...

Here are a few samples I posted using different cameras, thanks. Beaulieu 3008S with an ND4 filter and manually exposed at 25ASA: http://vimeo.com/11367580 Nizo S560 auto exposure: http://vimeo.com/11550421 Canon 1014 Electronic Auto exposure shot during on an overcast day: http://vimeo.com/12555685...

Great documentary. Never really knew about Vitaphone (though I've seen the label on the credits of many of the older B&W's I've seen). Also got to see a hands on of how three layer technicolor works. Many thanks.

I think that's rather good images. Has the film been stored in a freezer all the years or not? I ask because I manage to by a Kodachrome 40 sound cartridge dated 1990 that I was hoping I could use in my Sankyo sound camera. But if the result becomes half as good as yours I will give it a try. I was...

I recently shot a roll of 1989 K-40 Sound film using my Elmo sound camera with an external Rode microphone plugged into the camera. http://vimeo.com/12587924 Not a perfect sound sync, and it was a bit of a pain to do since I needed to extract the audio using a sound projector. For me it was a lot mo...

I can also vouch for their quality and turnaround time for developing. I send them color negatives in both Super 8 and 16mm and I never have to wait longer than a week or so including delivery to and from. I use them for all of my negative work since they're geographically closer to me. I used to se...