Ektachrome 64T - My results
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Ektachrome 64T - My results
Hi
I've shot & had processed 2x Ektachrome 64T Super-8
Will transfer to tape next week.
But under an 8x Lupe on a lightbox the image looks gorgeous. Brilliant reds, Fine grain,
Good exposure overall.
I filmed timelapse on the evening sky, London Buses, The Isle of Wight music festival, views through a car mirror, Timelapse of clouds.
The image is consistently well exposed, however the truth will be in the transfer off an Ursa Diamond.
I used a Canon 1014XLS with Filter in (obviousley) and shot the film on Single frame, 24fps, and 54fps with no signs of problem.
By eye if these were results for a commercial job, I would be extremly happy.
Astro
I've shot & had processed 2x Ektachrome 64T Super-8
Will transfer to tape next week.
But under an 8x Lupe on a lightbox the image looks gorgeous. Brilliant reds, Fine grain,
Good exposure overall.
I filmed timelapse on the evening sky, London Buses, The Isle of Wight music festival, views through a car mirror, Timelapse of clouds.
The image is consistently well exposed, however the truth will be in the transfer off an Ursa Diamond.
I used a Canon 1014XLS with Filter in (obviousley) and shot the film on Single frame, 24fps, and 54fps with no signs of problem.
By eye if these were results for a commercial job, I would be extremly happy.
Astro
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Can you post the results here or are the rolls Kodaks property?
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Re: Ektachrome 64T - My results
85 filter or 85B?Astro wrote:I used a Canon 1014XLS with Filter in (obviousley)
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It would be great to see the difference, the same scene with both filters.
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Were those samples received directly from Kodak at Hemel Hempstead, or from the Widescreen Centre? Those early test cartridges may have been notched for 40T. What EI did your camera use? Where were they processed?Astro wrote:Film should be released in August / September I think.
I was given two rolls to test for Kodak.
Astro
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Re: Ektachrome 64T - My results
54fps on a Canon 1014XLS? Do you mean 36fps.Astro wrote: I used a Canon 1014XLS with Filter in (obviousley) and shot the film on Single frame, 24fps, and 54fps with no signs of problem.
Looking forward to seeing the results.
Bill
Astro,
We'd sure be interested in seeing the results - in time we'll be posting comparsions for reference purposes on http://www.onsuper8.org
Regards,
We'd sure be interested in seeing the results - in time we'll be posting comparsions for reference purposes on http://www.onsuper8.org
Regards,
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John - "Astro" is actually Jake from The Widescreen Centre, I believe. Juergen at Schmalfilm mentioned to me yesterday that the first 64T test carts he shot were notched as 40T.John_Pytlak wrote:Were those samples received directly from Kodak at Hemel Hempstead, or from the Widescreen Centre? Those early test cartridges may have been notched for 40T. What EI did your camera use? Where were they processed?
Will Kodak be notching the new carts so they can be read correctly by cameras that can properly handle 64T? Any idea if the notch will be read as 40T by 40/160 cameras?
Thanks
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The notching of the production cartridges will most likely be for 64T, unless our testing shows another EI to be more appropriate for the film in the Super-8 format. I believe the test cartridges just used the same carts as K-40 which were "on the shelf" in our finishing plant, which of course were notched for 40T.reflex wrote:John - "Astro" is actually Jake from The Widescreen Centre, I believe. Juergen at Schmalfilm mentioned to me yesterday that the first 64T test carts he shot were notched as 40T.John_Pytlak wrote:Were those samples received directly from Kodak at Hemel Hempstead, or from the Widescreen Centre? Those early test cartridges may have been notched for 40T. What EI did your camera use? Where were they processed?
Will Kodak be notching the new carts so they can be read correctly by cameras that can properly handle 64T? Any idea if the notch will be read as 40T by 40/160 cameras?
Thanks
Again, "official" release of the E64T is scheduled for August.
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Re: Ektachrome 64T - My results
[quote="Astro"]Hi
But under an 8x Lupe on a lightbox the image looks gorgeous. Brilliant reds, Fine grain,
Good exposure overall.
probably exactly what kodak did...looked at the 64t film under a lupe,said wow that looks good...that will do nicely for those,home movie bozos..
clear methodical back to back k40 - 64t comparison tests are needed..
why has kodak not even done these tests,if they have and the 64t is so revolutionary,where are they..
just look how they are treating us...users customers..
i look forward to the day epson,sandisk or canon ...buy this company,chop out the dead wood...and get in some people that have heard of the phrase marketing strategy..
But under an 8x Lupe on a lightbox the image looks gorgeous. Brilliant reds, Fine grain,
Good exposure overall.
probably exactly what kodak did...looked at the 64t film under a lupe,said wow that looks good...that will do nicely for those,home movie bozos..
clear methodical back to back k40 - 64t comparison tests are needed..
why has kodak not even done these tests,if they have and the 64t is so revolutionary,where are they..
just look how they are treating us...users customers..
i look forward to the day epson,sandisk or canon ...buy this company,chop out the dead wood...and get in some people that have heard of the phrase marketing strategy..
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