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PROJECT8 First Annual Super8 Film Festival Celebrating the DIY movement for celluloid! Project8 is a group of small-format filmmakers interested in seeing artists take control of their own production. Super8 is easy to use, accessible, and as DIY as you want it to be. Project8 workshops in April-May...

i use movielab, which can be found at http://www.movielab.com. i dont do a lot of telecine with them, but theyre inexpensive and great job with workprinting and answer printing.

so, what does this mean to processing of the rolls we have stocked away in the fridge? is it correct now that 16 is gone there are only limited month or two to have the processing done?

so im slightly confused tothis good news. how would i go about purchasing a reperfed roll of hi-con 8mm? or send 16mm for 8mm perfing? This is what ive been waiting for.
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can we have a sculpture forum as well?

ive done a lot of x-processing of 7240 in super8 and 16mm as well stilll film. if you expose and print properly or as you want youll get the results you desire. the reason i shoot or process often this way is due to increasing contrast and color saturation, but you do need to consider exposure under...

if youre using 50asa then youre perhaps using the daylight balanced stock and the JK has a tungsten balanced source so that will take you to lower 12or so asa. therefore, best to use a 100T exr 7248, now outdated, but beautiful or the 7274 200T stock. sad that kodak did away with the 7248. it was su...

best bet would be shoot a medium speed color camera neg such as 200T. neg as you know has greater latitude so since you cant get a meter reading from JK, neg is best for mistakes with various density originals. with a new JK set-up i usually do a exposure test with a color reversal camera film or la...

do the Bell and Howell filmosound projectors produce quality audio onto mag stripe? these are easy to find in the states. also, where would you get 16mm striped?

i have an older k-200, which is just like the k-103 and k-104. the work bench is really the only difference. what is yours doing? i had problem when i first purchaced. it would run w/o stoppping so, me being somewhat at the time affraid to monkey with the machine sent it to Jaako who did whatever fo...

if you shoot neg. film you can use print stocks such as 3383 or 7242, these provide positive from printing neg. im assuming youre printing color. if so youll also need to figure a filter pack for doing this sort of thing. but if im understanding ya your desire is to process yourself so im not too su...

i ve been shooting film for many years now and i actually prefer reg-8mm more than the other gauges. super8 and regular8 for the texture and regular for the sharpness due to the H-8 pressure plate and lenses as well i can attach other bolex motors etc. for vaarious filming, which is quite limited wi...

Dark , Sad Day in Film Art Production. Depressing. the K40 aesthetic like k25 we will never experience again. gone. nothing last forever not even the good things. perhaps it will remain available in Reg.8mm.

wondering if anyone may have any ideas how to solve my problem with lens flares or light streaks when re-photographing film on a jk optical printer. the set-up is simple: bolex, bellows with Nikkor 50mm, filter pack including neutral densities, and a light source, which is the projected light of 300...

my crossprocessing has mostly gone to print. the super8 and 16mm has looked good for the most part. the parts that look good have been exposed properly and creativly illuminated. the labs ive used to process provide some sort stabilization to keep the neg from deteriorating. the bad stuff looks too ...