Filmshooting

Good for Art, he's a good guy.

Did he include his grass in the "Things I can't live without" list? :lol:

Thanks Janne, the cart I'm sending is from 2005

Another question( for Uk folks)

When I last used K40 about 1 year ago, I sent my cart to the DEER PARK ROAD, Wimbledon,London address. I assumed they then shipped it over to Switzerland.
Do I still send it to London or do I now have to send it direct to the Swiss lab?

there's not a lot in it is there?

Talk on one website was that 64T would kill off any new interest in super as beginners would not be able to pick up a cheap camera and put some K40 in it.
However it seems that they will still be able to pick up a cheap camera and put some 64 T in it and get a ...

Yeh I guess the vital factor is if your camera reads it as 40 or 160

I've heard that the Canon 514Xl reads it as 160 and so its all dark.
I have one of those but didn't test it on auto exposre. I used the ee lock to correct it. Which came out fine btw.

i just thought I'd post about my 1st experiance with the new Kodak film.

I've actually had about a 18 month break from super 8 filming as i'd been busy with other stuff. So I wasn't aware of Kodak K 40 being not available until January this year. I went along to my stockist and was given the 64T ...

thanks for confirming

I have one cart of K40 left but have lost the mailer.

Am I right in thinking that you can still send it to the swiss lab for free processing? I'm sure I did that verything about 3 years ago.

We've just shot a video for one of my songs on super 8

We used B&W 50asa Russian Quarzchrome stock and A chinon camera. We didn't telecine the film professionally as we're only experimenting but here's the results anyway.

http://homepage.ntlworld.com/r.hatts/page18.html