Filmshooting

I tried using a video camera to record sound while shooting Regular 8mm film in a Bolex. That worked fine. However, further testing with a pocket digital recorder was way easier to use. Just pop the thing into your shirt pocket and there you are. Final Cut Pro syncs it real easy. Michael Of course,...

I'd actually be interested in Super 8 and Regular 8 blowups to 16mm...I tend to brake out the 16mm projector quite a bit more than the smaller projectors. I know the minimum order quantity on Kodak print film have gone up quite a bit in the last few years...I was thinking of buying an order and fin...

Any way to do sync-sound with a film shot on a Minolta XL-401 and *any* projector? The camera has the sync-pulse out for a flash. I've read that there is some way to use that to facilitate sync-sound, but I do not know how, exactly. If anyone can share knowledge, it would be appreciated!

BAC wrote:I assume this is to make prints from a negative not reversal film. Does anyone make 8mm prints?

I've been wanting and asking Kodak to offer prints from Super 8 negative film. ANDEC in germany makes prints from Super 8.

Is there any way to do sync sound with film shot on a Minolta XL-401 and projected on a Sankyo Sound 700? Thanks!

Can somebody explain to me the exact relationship betwen Kodak, and Kodak Alaris? So, all Kodak film, both still and motion picture, is manufactured in Rochester, but motion picture film is sold and distrubuted by Kodak directly, while this other company using the Kodak name, sells and distributes K...

Are there any labs in NYC that process Super 8?

Thanks