Filmshooting

Superb quality transfer, indistinguisable from 16mm......can you describe your type of transfer system?

So how does the digital Bolex differ from any other video camera in the same price range?

I liked the film... but I think UltraPan8 is just to wide of a picture.....just my opinion.

Looking at the design of some projectors... you get the impression that how the belt was to be eventually replaced, just was taken into
account in the original blue print.

For a first time effort, it is highly commendable work.....I would love to see your third or fourth effort.

Back in 1966 , I used Ferrania 8mm film from my local drug store. The film was unimpressive in color and grain, but I can attest that it still plays well with no color fading.

Of course, there would of been a period of time when both formats existed in silent cartridges as the ELA stock was gradually sold off. Some silent super 8 cameras had to have the Type A filter manually set, so I think Kodak marketed type G for all the people who forgot to set this filter, since Typ...

I dug up an old 1978 catalog from Solar, one of the largest movie film suppliers at the time. Type G was the only Super 8 SILENT 160 film available. But oddly, not available in sound cartridges, ELA was the only 160 Super 8 SOUND film available. At the time I shot only silent. Two different 160 emul...

I am sure that NASA has alot of 3mm they liked to have transfered from the 60's.

TW, You Americans looked so much better 50 years ago, what happened?

Don't forget we have the internet ....how many calories can you burn there? Also cable TV, ..video games
and wide panel TVs.

Roger, I congratulate you on bringing an affordable 8mm scanner to market.
May I ask , does this unit come with a return satisfaction guarantee or not?

I remember the original kodak 160 super 8 was ELA (I think). This was beautiful film with reasonable fine grain. Later they replaced with type G 160 around 1975 , this was grainy and was big step down for 160 film. What was Kodak thinking?

I remember reading about 5 years ago, of someone who bought an old ancient film can on Ebay for approx. $5., I believe in the UK. It turned out, it contained an early lost Charlie Chaplin movie, apparently the only print still in existence, I believe he sold it for 1.3 million. I hope the home movie...

There are people making big money on youtube....but they are getting hits in the millions. What is incredible to me is how terribly boring, I find some of these videos are.....of course, entertainment is subjective , so apparently, someone likes them. Some people have made a mucho dollars just with ...

Tscan.... then send a dvd or blue ray dub to Roger so he can use as samplers.
Again, I would never consider purchase of this unit unless I could see a dvd on wide screen panel.