Filmshooting

Look like they shot it with a a pair of Canon 1014 XL's.

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I wish somebody would tell Michael Mann that film looks better then digital. His new film Public Enemy scream out loud that it was shot on HD.

You could do almost the same thing Roger recommends with Snapz ProX.

I can't stress it enough how true that is. I think it can be said that it was Phil Vigeant's politicking back in the late 80s that saved super 8-- that and Toni Treadway's phone calls all the time! More like save it all for himself! These days, Crap 8 would love noting more to see S8 be discontinue...

The inglorious bastards at Crap 8 just spammed me to say the have Vision 3 available. Good, now I can order some from Kodak were I can get it for cheaper.

Spectra Films in Los Angeles worked on my 1014 a few years back and did an excellent job. It's will probably cost you around $200-250 but it will be fixed and serviced.

My Scoopic MS viewfinder gets dark as well when I stop down. Although I do notice my 1014 never gets darker when I go with a higher F-stop. I thought maybe it's because Canon made a larger beam splitter to go along with their viewfinders cause it's quite bright.

How long does it take to the Printer to process a roll of S8 or 16?

And when you done talking with pro 8, make sure to buy your film at Kodak and have another lab develop it for you.

This guy has posted four times and each post has absolutely zero to do with filmmaking. Bizarre indeed...

I think the second most important thing next to the script, is making sure your getting good performances from your actors. If you cast well, it's generally not much of a problem, but when things are going south, your actors are going to be looking towards you for guidance and if you can't or don't ...

I don't think much of his films, but I do find his life story very interesting and his success certainly didn't happen over night. He started as a playwright almost twenty years ago and only after his plays became sucessful, did he ventured into filmmaking. He writes, directs, produces, fiances and ...

Good stuff as always. Romeo, your becoming the king of the super 8 German hip-hop videos!

I think the big advantage to Lomographys success is not only is it a fairly cheap to do compared to shooting motion picture film, but you have many more people doing stills photography.

I agree as well. I found a link to some BTS stills of Andrew Blake shooting with what looks like an SR 3 ( I know he/ has shot with a Bolex as well).The pictures of him working have nudity and are a bit explicit so be wary if your at work or around people who might get offended. The rest of the webs...