Hello, after a decent festival run I just made online my film "Forward Biased Condition".
https://vimeo.com/67433263
This was made with a Bolex with a Tobin intravalometer on expired Fuji 250D filmstock and then optically printed onto expired Kodak 200T (I've forgotten if it was Vision 1 or 2 but it was many years old!). The film print is quite a bit grainer than the digital file (which has its own charms). The final film print hasn't been digitized yet, the workprint was digitized on a JK optical printer with a Canon DSLR.
I had just got the intravalometer and shot this test film when my friend asked about putting some visuals to his electronic music and thus the film was born. In the back of my mind was Nicholas' superior "Bike Light" and I like to think of this as the motorized, spiritual sequel to that film.
John
My new 16mm timelapse film online
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Worked out good. What did you strap the bolex to?woods01 wrote:Hello, after a decent festival run I just made online my film "Forward Biased Condition".
https://vimeo.com/67433263
This was made with a Bolex with a Tobin intravalometer on expired Fuji 250D filmstock and then optically printed onto expired Kodak 200T (I've forgotten if it was Vision 1 or 2 but it was many years old!). The film print is quite a bit grainer than the digital file (which has its own charms). The final film print hasn't been digitized yet, the workprint was digitized on a JK optical printer with a Canon DSLR.
I had just got the intravalometer and shot this test film when my friend asked about putting some visuals to his electronic music and thus the film was born. In the back of my mind was Nicholas' superior "Bike Light" and I like to think of this as the motorized, spiritual sequel to that film.
John
Re: My new 16mm timelapse film online
The camera was just sitting on the dash board. I put a towel underneath to soften the vibrations a bit and then jury rigged it in place with some bungee cords and my hand was always holding it in place as a safety.
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Nice work dude…how long were the exposures?
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The exposure length was 1 second long with 1 second intervals. Lens was at a F16 with 2 stops of ND on it. I did some tests with a DSLR prior to shooting.