I don't think this will convince anyone but the most die-hard Nixon fans that Tricky Dick was "mister good times", but the crux of this documentary (home movies and day-in-a-life at the Nixon whitehouse) looks really really interesting, and it's all on Super 8!
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/122 ... ocumentary
Nixon on Super 8
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I think it would be very interesting to say the least. I don't think they did such a great transfer job though. Maybe the look they were going for...
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Horrible transfer. In the web playback one can see frame dissolves. Yuk. And interlacing artifacts meaning the original transfer was to video rather than digital - and they didn't deinterlace the video during the transfer to digital/web. Yuk.David M. Leugers wrote:I think it would be very interesting to say the least. I don't think they did such a great transfer job though. Maybe the look they were going for...
But otherwise interesting.
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Great historical film. I like the 16mm news cameras in the background.