Filmshooting

Oh man I bookmarked that site and lost it, its cheaper than the yahoo site I have and been months since I last been there.

I'm really satisfied with my results from Cinelab in Boston, MA. They process it daily so I got my results back fast let alone the whole thing cost $10. Thats mentioned in "the lab" section on this page so I'm not sure if that means its the cheapest around or what. but I think they did wel...

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There also.

Oh I'm aware but I want like a super 8 or some specialized festival that I have some control in you know, theres also the boston underground film festival.

Hahah oh man, I'm going to try and contact them now, I would really like to get a film festival started here.

Jeez this is good to know I've been paying full price when I could've been using a student discount. Once again the boards prove their worth, let alone the format. You just can't get this service or care that Kodak gives to the customers

I agree with Star Wars or some other hi-tech movies shot on super 8 just for the whole challenge to it but I do believe anything is possible with all the equipment we have available in our hands today. As long as its decent and the story gets through thats what matters.

Ya this is funny I'm plugging them once again and as of yet haven't got my precious tri-x back but http://www.cinelab.com Cinelab is in Boston try calling them up.

http://www.cinelab.com Cinelab in Boston handles a lot.

Thanks now I'll help you, a number 25 red filter darkens the sky so you can see the clouds or any other light/white things (snow, buildings, i wish i had one on me with all the snow around...) and underexposing gives a moonlight effect. It lightens red and yellows, darkens blues and greens, so sayet...

Has anyone used tri-x on a normal bright sunny day for lighting conditions, how did it come out?

Oh man thanks, I should've explain a lil more. See the film carts are from 1980 and don't want to get my hopes upon it and spend more money than need be but hey, your reply made me remember that Cinelab processes b&w s8 right near me. So I get the convience still atleast.

Has anybody tried to get tri-x developed at Wal-mart? I'm trying to see if I could save some money and recently got two carts of this stuff with a camera and wondering if I should use it or sell it. Thanks.

Watch the making of 'American Graffiti" and the movie itself.

He also sells 2 kodachrome 40 for around $25-27 on ebay plus $5 or so odd dollars shipping and handling. I bought something else from him and he gave me his prices for in store and it was much cheaper.