Re: [Frameworks] Long shot: Looking for Canon Scoopic 16m

[Robbie Land]

Often seen these on eBay surprisingly inexpensive. Much less than a Bolex
rx 2 or 3.
sure you’ve already checked such.
Past couple years quite surprised their eBay price.

On Sat, Apr 25, 2020 at 9:05 PM Scott Dorsey  wrote:

> Chambless almost always has them, and Chambless will do competent refurb
> jobs on them.  Of course, you have to pay Chambless prices but that is how
> it goes.
>
> You do know that there are plenty of other reflex cameras out there besides
> the Scoopic and the Bolex, right?
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Re: [Frameworks] Repairing and servicing an Elmo S-8 Sound projector

[Robbie]

I agree with Jean-Louis. 
A. Setoua does great work. 

> On Dec 19, 2018, at 5:00 PM, Jean-Louis Seguin  wrote:
> 
> ABDERRAZAK "ABDUL" SETOUA 
> PO Box 2555
> Astoria, New York
> 11102
> United States
> 
> Telephone: + 1 718 426 1986
> Telephone 2: +1 917 204 6755
> 
> Email: cinerep...@aol.com
> 
> Service for Bell & Howell, Eiki, and Elmo.
> 
> 
> Jean-Louis
> 
> Sent from my iPhone
> 
>> On Dec 19, 2018, at 12:13 PM, Sceptics skept  wrote:
>> 
>> Hi Robert. I’m in NYC too. Which S8 Elmo projector Is it, and what servicing 
>> is needed?  I have a number of S8 & 16mm projectors 
>> 
>> Evangelos Samaras
>> 
>> On Dec 19, 2018, at 11:53 AM, Robert Withers  wrote:
>> 
>>> Hello,
>>> I had a reference a few years ago for someone who said he could do this but 
>>> times change.
>>> 
>>> Any references who could do minor servicing and tune up this machine in the 
>>> New York City area?
>>> 
>>> Thanks, 
>>> Robert Withers
>>> withe...@earthlink.net
>>> 
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Re: [Frameworks] Cyanotype on film

[Robbie]

I’ve used InkAid gel medium with cyanotype on clear celluloid with success. 

> On Jul 26, 2018, at 5:55 PM, John Davis <0johndav...@gmail.com> wrote:
> 
> I use a similar but slightly different approach and generally get really 
> solid results that work for me - I do both contact printing with found 
> footage and/or my own footage, as well as contact printing with plant 
> material and other light block mediums etc. I have tried the bucket method 
> for coating, applying with sponges, brushes, etc. and have settled on using 
> cotton rags.
> 
> 1. Using manufactured (out of date) film that's not been processed I bathe in 
> non-hardening fixer until clear (this provides you a factory emulsion base 
> for proper adhesion of solution as opposed to applying your own emulsion - 
> which can be great, but is a whole different animal) 
> 2. Rinse fixer as normal and dry
> 3. I tape down the film lengths emulsion side up on a clean dry surface on 
> top of construction paper and apply solution with a cotton rag - applying 
> just enough to coat the film and avoid excess which leads to flooding 
> underside of the film (the paper helps absorb excess). Also, I have 
> experimented with both single and double coatings of solution and my results 
> were no different in terms of density, etc.
> 4. Cut film lengths to length of glass which goes on top of light block 
> medium and expose to UV light source
> 5. Rinse with water until unexposed solution fully clears - rinse repeat.
> 6. Dry
> 
> I have tried mixing my own chemistry from scratch, Photog's Forumulary 
> solution and Bostick and Sullivan solution and like the B&S best for quality 
> and ease of use. I am interested in the variations that occur with different 
> application densities, and experiments with solution density etc, but find 
> the rag method uses the least amount of solution and makes less of a mess in 
> the long run.
> 
> Exposure times vary depending on light sources. I use the sun and typically 
> expose anywhere from 15 - 30 minutes depending on time of day and/or time of 
> year.
> 
> Happy to talk more with anyone curious about my results. 
> 
> 
> 
>> On Thu, Jul 26, 2018 at 12:22 PM Rhona Eve Clews  
>> wrote:
>> Have forwarded to an artist I know who did this - hopefully they will reply 
>> to you directly! 
>> Rhona 
>> 
>>> On 26 Jul 2018, at 20:21, Beebe, Roger W.  wrote:
>>> 
>>> Here’s an answer from Ben Wigley to the Labos list in response to a very 
>>> similar question.  (I’m only bouncing this—haven’t tried it myself.)
>>> 
>>> 
>>> _
>>> 
>>> 
>>> In this book about Anthotypes - 
>>> https://www.amazon.co.uk/Anthotypes-Explore-darkroom-garden-photographs/dp/1466261005
>>> they apply the emulsion with a brush or a sponge as it applies a much 
>>> thicker emulsion - to greater effect, than dipping….
>>> perhaps you could try taping to a surface and applying with sponge/brush 
>>> and then you wouldn’t get it on the back of the film? You could also wait 
>>> for a coat to dry and apply more?
>>> 
>>> I’m guessing you would need a very long exposure for this technique
>>> 
>>> This is what a friend of mine emailed me when I asked him - not sure if it 
>>> helps:
>>> 
>>> '
>>> 
>>> "A gel is required for a carrier if the film is bare plastic: Gelatine, Agar
>>> Subcoat with chrome alum hardened gelatine or agar, overcoat with cyanotype 
>>> in gelatine. There may be an issue with the heat of molten gelatine (agar 
>>> is worse as it requires a higher temperature) curing off the cyanotype 
>>> reagent (turning it blue). Cool gelatine to as close to the gelling point 
>>> as possible before adding cyanotype sensitiser. May need to use a 
>>> restrainer - few drops of 10% sodium chlorate per 20ml cyanotype reagent - 
>>> this will also increase contrast, and lower sensitivity.
>>> 
>>> OR you can overcoat the fixed film with gel / cyanotype emulsion
>>> 
>>> If you use fixed out print film - When fixing film do not use a hardening 
>>> fixer, plain hypo is fine.
>>> 
>>> Under red light soak the fixed, washed in deionised water and dried film in 
>>> a strong solution of cyanotype ? double strength? with a trace of wetting 
>>> agent, like Photo flo, 
>>> 
>>> Remember the volume of cyanotype solution soaking into the gelatine film 
>>> layer is minute and will appear to run off the film
>>> 
>>> then drain and dry, remove adhering spots of water on the film surface with 
>>> a tissue. When dry load film into camera under subdued or red light. 
>>> Remember cyanotype sensitivity is very low much less than 1ASA, so single 
>>> shot time exposures will be required for each frame - determine exposure by 
>>> trial and error.
>>> 
>>> There is still some fine detail I’m not describing, but I’ve never done 
>>> this on film before.”
>>> 
 On Jul 26, 2018, at 2:45 PM, Devon D  wrote:
 
 Howdy Frameworkers,
 
 Trying to do some cyanotype on film, 16mm & 35mm, having trouble getting 
 the solution to stick and 

Re: [Frameworks] Kodak reps? (and Ektachrome)

[robbie]

Mike Brown is rep down here in Georgia, perhaps he can assist. Just spoke with 
him last week, so hopefully he's still with Kodak. His contact info: 
michael.p.br...@kodak.com(561) 310-5520
Although quite pleased ektachrome will again be available in S-8 and still, i 
agree the push for 16mm. 
robbieland 

On Wednesday, November 29, 2017, 5:34:16 PM EST, Christopher Ball 
 wrote:  
 
 Mel's (Vision Global) in Montreal is a lab and the kodak rep for Canada, 
http://mels-studios.com/en/post-production/laboratory/
On Wed, Nov 29, 2017 at 8:39 AM, Beebe, Roger W.  wrote:

Does anyone have any info about changes to the Kodak reps for North America 
recently?  I emailed both my new rep for Ohio and my old rep from Florida, and 
both emails bounced back.  Not sure if my email is just being buggy or if there 
have been layoffs or departures.
FYI, I was trying to contact them because I’ve recently learned that the new 
Ektachrome, when it’s reintroduced next year, will initially be offered only in 
super 8mm and 35mm still.  For those of us who teach, 16mm Ekta is an essential 
stock, so I was hoping to encourage them to reintroduce 16mm in short order.  
Might be worth a concerted effort by Frameworkers if others share my concern.
Best,Roger



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[Frameworks] Call for Lecturer in Screenwriting at Georgia State University in Atlanta

[Robbie Land]

Lecturer in Screenwriting

Be part of the School of Film, Media & Theatre’s growing faculty at Georgia
State University, an enterprising Research I university in Atlanta. Our
next Lecturer in Screenwriting will play a central role in the school’s
contributions to Georgia State’s strategic goals of highlighting the arts
and media as vital to the quality of all major cities and demonstrating
that students from all backgrounds can achieve academic and career success
at high rates. Opportunities for growth and support in this position
include university-level teaching fellowships and grants through the Center
for Excellence in Teaching and Learning, leadership in instructional
innovation through our active learning classroom program, and successive
promotion to the ranks of Senior Lecturer and Principal Senior Lecturer.

The Film and Media faculty and the Theatre faculty at Georgia State
University merged in July 2017 to form the School of Film, Media & Theatre.
The new school has over 900 majors and houses a Ph.D. program in Moving
Image Studies, master’s programs in film/media production and studies, and
undergraduate programs in film/media and theatre. We are located in the
heart of the third largest media-producing capital in America. The School
of Film, Media & Theatre is dedicated to broadening the range of voices
heard in American culture (including perspectives that are often
marginalized because of race, gender, age, class, rural status, gender
identity, ethnicity, body image, disability, sexual orientation, military
status, religion, or political orientation) and to critically examining the
functions of mainstream visual storytelling in our culture. The School of
Film, Media & Theatre is part of the College of the Arts, which was
established in 2016 and also includes the Ernest G. Welch School of Art &
Design, the School of Music, the Center for Collaborative & International
Arts (CENCIA), and the Center for Educational Partnerships in Music. In
addition to offering some of the university’s most popular majors, the
college connects faculty and students with Atlanta’s thriving arts scene
and booming film and music industries. Georgia State University is a
national leader in using innovation to drive student success. Enrolling and
graduating one of the nation’s most diverse student bodies, Georgia State
provides its world-class faculty and more than 50,000 students unsurpassed
research, teaching, and learning opportunities in one of the 21st century’s
great global cities. In 2017, U.S. News & World Report ranked Georgia State
as #4 in Most Innovative Schools, #8 in Best Undergraduate Teaching, and
#11 in Campus Ethnic Diversity among national universities.

Responsibilities

The selected candidate can anticipate teaching screenwriting courses at the
graduate and undergraduate level; potentially supervising master’s level
screenwriting theses; and participating in service at the department,
college, and/or university levels.

Qualifications

Essential Qualifications

· 18 hours of graduate study in screenwriting or a related field;

· An emerging record of achievement in screenwriting (feature films;
broadcast/cable/web television; film festivals; screenwriting competitions;
development/distribution contracts);

· An ability to teach screenwriting for episodic/serial television, feature
films, and/or short films

Preferred Qualifications

· A significant record of achievement in screenwriting;

· M.F.A. or Ph.D. degree in screenwriting or a closely related field;

· Experience in teaching screenwriting for episodic/serial television,
feature films, and/or short films;

· A demonstrated commitment to diversity

Application Procedure

Submit: 1) a letter of application addressing the essential and preferred
qualifications as well as your teaching philosophy and your past and/or
potential contributions to diversity and inclusion through teaching; 2)
curriculum vitae; 3) a writing sample; and 4) at least two letters of
recommendation. Applicants should send their materials to
randerso...@gsu.edu or to the following address:

Attn: Regina Anderson

College of the Arts-Film, Media & Theatre

Georgia State University

P.O. Box 5060

Atlanta, GA 30303

Review of applications will begin immediately and continue until the
position is filled. Questions about the position should be addressed to
Prof. Ly Bolia, lybo...@gsu.edu. To ensure consideration, please submit all
materials by December 1, 2017. Should you be recommended for a position, an
offer of employment will be conditional on background verification.

Georgia State University is an Equal Opportunity Employer and does not
discriminate against applicants due to race, ethnicity, gender, veteran
status, or on the basis of disability or any other federal, state, or local
protected class. As a campus with a diverse student body, we encourage
applications from women, minorities, and individuals with a history of
mentoring under-represented minorities in Screenwr

Re: [Frameworks] Subject: optical sound film screening

[Robbie Land]

https://vimeo.com/174144283

On Sat, Mar 11, 2017 at 11:13 AM, Dana Duff  wrote:

> Hi Peter,
> You should also look at the work of Izabella Pruska-Oldenhof, using the
> image itself as the optical sound track.
> I saw her compelling installation work "In Medias Res" recently at the
> Alchemy Film Festival in Scotland, represented on Vimeo here:
> https://vimeo.com/138349026
> Good luck,
> Dana Berman Duff
>
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Re: [Frameworks] 16mm Film Looper Purchase/Rental suggestions

[robbie]

Ben, the NCS "super duper" is a simple design, but has never failed me. I've 
used it in many shows in past three years, one that ran three months. So, if 
you don't want to take advantage of Mono No Aware's workshop, which is fabulous 
they're providing such, I can vouch for NCS machine.

Sent from my iPod

> On Apr 19, 2016, at 9:51 PM, Ben Balcom  wrote:
> 
> Hello hive mind - 
> 
> Wondering if anyone has suggestions for renting &/or purchasing quality 16mm 
> film loopers. A quick google search yields NCS products, but beyond that? 
> Recommendations?
> 
> Cheers,
> B
> 
> -- 
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> benbalcom.com
> microlightscinema.com
> benbal...@gmail.com
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Re: [Frameworks] Removing turret arm from Bolex h16

[robbie]

Thank you. It is done and now working in the uw housing.
Thanks for your help.

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> On Aug 13, 2015, at 11:50 AM, Jean-Louis Seguin  wrote:
> 
> One extra detail. The arm has to be folded over to cover the lens opening 
> when doing this.
> 
> Jean-Louis
> 
> 
>> On 2015-08-13, at 10:29 AM, Pip Chodorov wrote:
>> 
>> Robbie,
>> It's very easy to remove.
>> You push in the retractable pin from the side. It's a bit like a toilet roll 
>> dispenser.
>> There's a spring inside so be careful not to lose it. The best is to 
>> reassemble it once you've removed it and to keep it with your camera 
>> accessories in case you want to put it back.
>> Good luck!
>> Pip Chodorov
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> At 0:26 + 13/08/15, robbie wrote:
>>> Hi,
>>> does anyone know proper/best method of removing the H-16 turret arm from 
>>> the camera turret?
>>> im attempting to change camera in underwater housing and must remove this 
>>> arm to it will fit.
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[Frameworks] Removing turret arm from Bolex h16

[robbie]

Hi, does anyone know proper/best method of removing the H-16 turret arm from 
the camera turret?im attempting to change camera in underwater housing and must 
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Re: [Frameworks] Video Film Solutions in Rockville, MD anybody use them?

[robbie]

 thanks Josh.
i may rely on these guys next week. recommended by Cinelab.
i used to use MovieLab until i realized they outsourced their printing to 
another lab and therefore
switched over so i could rapport with the timer., but now, interestingly Video 
& Film Solutions now
does workprinting and answer prints. Happy to hear and look forward to result.

robbieland


On , robbie  wrote:
 


thanks Josh.
i may rely on these guys next week. recommended by Cinelab.
i used to use MovieLab until i realized they outsourced their printing to 
another lab and therefore
switched over so i could rapport with the timer., but now, interestingly Video 
& Film Solutions now
does workprinting and answer prints. Happy to hear and look forward to result.

 
robbieland


On Monday, August 18, 2014 5:25 PM, JB Mabe  wrote:
 


They seem to be old Movie Lab - same address, same(ish) website design
- I've always used Movie Lab (cheapest) and always been happy.


On Mon, Aug 18, 2014 at 4:06 PM, robbie  wrote:
> Ha s anyone used Video Film Solutions in Rockville Maryland for 16mm film
> work?
> I usually use Colorlab (just next door or across street) but in my process
> the make an answer print for a current project, which is scheduled to screen
> in four weeks, colorlab states over phone today that theyre current
> turnaround for such wont work for my timeline.
> Cinelab suggest Video Film Solutions. I think they maybe the old MovieLab or
> a combo.
> Regardless, i dont want to gamble with a timer im not familiar with, but at
> current for this small job i may be willing to take that chance.
> therefore, any thoughts or experience with this facility?
>
> thanks,
> robbieland
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Re: [Frameworks] Video Film Solutions in Rockville, MD anybody use them?

[robbie]

thanks Josh.
i may rely on these guys next week. recommended by Cinelab.
i used to use MovieLab until i realized they outsourced their printing to 
another lab and therefore
switched over so i could rapport with the timer., but now, interestingly Video 
& Film Solutions now
does workprinting and answer prints. Happy to hear and look forward to result.

 
robbieland


On Monday, August 18, 2014 5:25 PM, JB Mabe  wrote:
 


They seem to be old Movie Lab - same address, same(ish) website design
- I've always used Movie Lab (cheapest) and always been happy.


On Mon, Aug 18, 2014 at 4:06 PM, robbie  wrote:
> Ha s anyone used Video Film Solutions in Rockville Maryland for 16mm film
> work?
> I usually use Colorlab (just next door or across street) but in my process
> the make an answer print for a current project, which is scheduled to screen
> in four weeks, colorlab states over phone today that theyre current
> turnaround for such wont work for my timeline.
> Cinelab suggest Video Film Solutions. I think they maybe the old MovieLab or
> a combo.
> Regardless, i dont want to gamble with a timer im not familiar with, but at
> current for this small job i may be willing to take that chance.
> therefore, any thoughts or experience with this facility?
>
> thanks,
> robbieland
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[Frameworks] Video Film Solutions in Rockville, MD anybody use them?

[robbie]

Ha s anyone used Video Film Solutions in Rockville Maryland for 16mm film work?
I usually use Colorlab (just next door or across street) but in my process the 
make an answer print for a current project, which is scheduled to screen in 
four weeks, colorlab states over phone today that theyre current turnaround for 
such wont work for my timeline.
Cinelab suggest Video Film Solutions. I think they maybe the old MovieLab or a 
combo.
Regardless, i dont want to gamble with a timer im not familiar with, but at 
current for this small job i may be willing to take that chance.
therefore, any thoughts or experience with this facility? 

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Re: [Frameworks] EIKI 3500 Xenon - repair person

[robbie]

KEH near Atlanta fixed my Eiki 3500 Xenon.
it had various issues including electrical. i believe charge was $250
http://www.keh.com/repair-center.aspx

this was two years ago, hopefully the guy, which knows what he's doing, is 
still there.
 
robbieland
On Monday, March 31, 2014 8:38 PM, Jeff Kreines  wrote:
 
It all depends on where you are located.  I’ve got a great guy in Montgomery 
Alabama, but shipping that would not be much fun.


On Mar 31, 2014, at 7:09 PM, steve cossman  wrote:

Good evening Frameworkers, 
>
>I recently obtained an EIKI 3500 which is in need of some repair.  The rear 
>arm is missing internal mechanisms (which I have been able to locate) but, 
>there is some electrical work that needs done and I would appreciate very much 
>if you know of a person who has experience with this to please send their 
>contact information my way. 
>
> Thank you so much, 
>
>Steve Cossman
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Re: [Frameworks] Bolex animation Motor.

[Robbie]

I just turned off a Tobin TTL. I use it almost everyday and have for the past 
ten or more years. Great durable motor for H16. I recommend. 

> On Nov 28, 2013, at 8:06 AM, guillaume cailleau  
> wrote:
> 
> Hello,
> 
> I am looking to buy a Motor for bolex to make stop motion animation.
> I found the Noris NSC revolution motor which seems to be just great but I am 
> trying to contact the shop in NY for 2 weeks (email and phone) with no 
> success.
> Does anybody as a contact there or know other way to get this motor or 
> another similar one doing long exposure single frame.
> All advices and experiences appreciated.
> 
> thank you,
> 
> Guillaume Cailleau
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Re: [Frameworks] Answer Prints in North America

[Robbie]

I agree...for west coast try Alpha Cine and for east coast, Colorlab in 
Rockville Maryland. I use Colorlab who provides the color timing I desire and 
quick turnaround for a/b answer print. 

On Sep 3, 2013, at 11:29 AM, ch...@signaltoground.com wrote:

> Hi all,
> 
> Any advice on any labs in North America that have a reasonable turn around
> on answer prints from A + B rolls? I'm having a bit of a fly by the seat
> of the pants experience with a month long wait and a looming deadline, so
> I want to hear of any options for the future.
> 
> best
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Re: [Frameworks] contemporary animation texts

[Robbie]

Maureen Furniss was developing a book on animation, not sure if its available 
yet, but sounds good. Includes or is based, I believe on direct app. Animation.
She also has several older animation books.

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On Jan 16, 2013, at 3:37 PM, Stephanie Hutin  wrote:

> Hello all,
> 
> I am teaching a Contemporary Animation Practices class this semester for the 
> first time.  I have lots of great texts but would love to consider others to 
> supplement my own interests.  Recommendations would be appreciated.  I am 
> currently reading the Fischinger article that someone posted about last week. 
>  Thank you!
> 
> Best,
> Stephanie
> 
> 
> 
> 
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> Director of Production
> Intercollegiate Media Studies
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Re: [Frameworks] new critical studies film course in car culture

[Robbie]

Two for the road.

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On Dec 15, 2012, at 3:58 PM, Jack  wrote:

> The book lost highways: the illustrated history of the road movie that I 
> co-edited has some essays that may be of interest. 
> Jack
> Sent from my iPhone
> 
> On 16/12/2012, at 2:47 AM, Bryan Konefsky  wrote:
> 
>> Thanks everyone for your input... still hoping to get a few more film ideas 
>> AND suggestions on readings.
>> best,
>> bryan konefsky
>> 
>> On Fri, Dec 14, 2012 at 2:49 PM, David Dvorchak  wrote:
>>> Laurel and Hardy is "Two Tars"
>>> 
>>> 
>>> On Fri, Dec 14, 2012 at 4:47 PM, Chuck Kleinhans 
>>>  wrote:
 The about to open, On The Road, and an almost endless stream of road 
 movies in Hollywood.
 
 There's a famous Laurel and Hardy film (whose name I forget at the moment) 
 which includes tearing a car apart in a dispute.
 
 Not about film, per se, but in the 1920s the expansion of relatively 
 inexpensive autos created a certain moral panic around cars as mobile 
 bedrooms for young people who could escape being chaperoned.
 
 Chuck Kleinhans
 
 
 
 
 
 
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 > Hello Frameworkers - I am in the early moments of developing a critical 
 > studies course that looks at different ways the automobile has been 
 > imagined in cinema.  To this end I'd love to hear from ya'll with titles 
 > of films that you think might be useful to explore/expand this idea and 
 > readings that might also dovetail themes that might be explored.
 >
 > Do know that my pal Antoni Pinent recently turned me on to a great text 
 > titled Car Fetish.
 >
 > OK, let's hear what ya got!
 > best,
 
 
 
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Re: [Frameworks] ektachrome 100d r.i.p.

[Robbie]

I thought kodachrome's demise was tough, but this is really going to change 
things in negative way. 

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On Dec 12, 2012, at 2:06 PM, Mike Morris  wrote:

> I just saw this here: 
> http://motion.kodak.com/motion/About/The_Storyboard/4294970514/index.htm
> 
> I'm not as upset regarding 16mm shooting, since I mostly shoot negative, but 
> for super 8 I really don't know what to do...I know Fuji is stopping 
> manufacture as well, so what, if any, other color reversal options are there 
> without velvia to fill the gap? I suppose one could shoot negative, but then 
> the options only seem to be video transfer or 16mm blowup, which really 
> sucks. This also means no color reversal re-perforations for regular 8...
> 
> Mike Morris
> Dallas, Texas
> 
> 
> 
> 
> Message: 5
> Date: Wed, 12 Dec 2012 03:38:13 +0100
> From: Paul Krimmer  (by way of Pip Chodorov)
> Subject: [Frameworks] ektachrome 100d r.i.p.
> To: Experimental Film Discussion List 
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> kodak quits the production of the last colour reversal film 
> EKTACHROME 100D in s8, 16 and 35.
> 
> havent found an official statement, but my informations are regarding 
> to the 
> schmalfilm-magazine:
> http://www.schmalfilm-online.de/news/Kodak+stellt+Produktion+des+Ektachrome+100D+ein/1304
> 
> sad day.
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Re: [Frameworks] 8mm resources?

[Robbie]

Spectra processes reg/standard 8mm and paclab as well, both b/w and color 
reversal, but I prefer spectra. Paclab always an issue such as scratches, etc, 
but glad they're there. 8mm is my preferred guage., and thanks to schwind, 
stock is available.

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> http://www.actioncamerasf.com/motion_picture_supplies.php
> 
> This is a reputable source. You just need to find processing. 
> http://www.yalefilmandvideo.com will process both b/w neg and possibly 
> reversal color www.dwaynesphoto.com will process just reversal color. I 
> believe http://www.alphacine.com/ will process b/w reversal as well as color 
> reversal.
> 
> good luck.
> 
> On Thu, Aug 16, 2012 at 8:08 PM, Mike Kartje  wrote:
> Literally just pulled my old Brownie off the shelf and was wondering the same 
> thing. Anyone tried these folks?
> 
> http://www.myoldcamera.com/Regular8mm.html
> 
> Looks like they offer film sales and processing.
> 
> Mike
> 
> 
> 
> 
> On 08/16/2012 08:46 PM, ev petrol wrote:
>> hey folks
>> have a friend in new orleans who's got his hands on an 8mm camera and is 
>> wondering where to get stock / get it developed - any leads?
>> thanks! moira
>>  
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Re: [Frameworks] Looking to buy ALL 16mm film

[robbie]

call Kodak and Fuji and speak to your local or local-ish rep. if you can not 
get samples, contact 800-621-FILM with your order needs. youll provide your 
student i.d. via email to kodak and receive 30% discount. if, still too pricey, 
call or drop by some film production houses or labs that work in 16mm to 
inquire for short-ends (unused film from productions). i also find 16mm deals 
on craiglist at times.
 
robbieland



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Subject: Re: [Frameworks] Looking to buy ALL 16mm film
 

Mason, here is the info for Kodak's film ordering: 1-800-621-3456


On Thu, Jun 21, 2012 at 2:44 AM, Mason Shefa  wrote:

Yeah I'm a student
>
>
>Mason Shefa
>Yale University
>Jonathan Edwards College '15
>818.517.9061 | mason.sh...@yale.edu
>www.masonshefa.com
>
>On Jun 20, 2012, at 9:53 AM, Mariah Garnett  wrote:
>
>
>Kodak is indeed still alive and kicking. They also have great student deals 
>and have been known to donate film to projects if you speak with the student 
>rep (you are a student, right mason?)
>>
>>
>>On Jun 19, 2012, at 19:32, 飯村隆彦  wrote:
>>
>>
>>This is wrong mail address.
>>>
>>>
>>>On 2012/06/20, at 8:08, Jason Stauffacher wrote:
>>>
>>>Mason: I called Kodak in California for you.  They do sell the 16mm stock.  
>>>Do you wish me to give you the line  for Kodak's film division?  -Jason


On Wed, Jun 20, 2012 at 6:59 AM, Jason Stauffacher 
 wrote:

Does not Kodak still sell it?  I get my Super8 stock from there.  You may 
want to call them.  I have the US California number if you are so 
interested.  -Jason
>
>
>
>On Wed, Jun 20, 2012 at 3:54 AM, Mason Chadwick Shefa  
>wrote:
>
>Unshot film
>>
>>
>>On Jun 19, 2012, at 12:48 AM, Jason Stauffacher wrote:
>>
>>May I ask what you mean by film stock?  
>>>
>>>
>>>On Tue, Jun 19, 2012 at 3:11 PM, Mason Chadwick Shefa  
>>>wrote:
>>>
>>>I'm sorry I meant film stock. 


On Jun 18, 2012, at 4:20 PM, Jason Stauffacher wrote:

There is a lot on Ebay that have full movies.. 
>-Jason
>
>
>On Tue, Jun 19, 2012 at 6:45 AM, Mason Chadwick Shefa 
> wrote:
>
>Hi everyone!
>>
>>This is my first time back in this group since I left last fall 
>>(after the whole attachment scandal and facebook page exodus Lol.)
>>
>>Anyway, I'm looking to buy a boatload of 16mm film for a film I'm 
>>working on. Does anyone have a lot of film they are willing to 
>>sell/give away to a young filmmaker? It doesn't matter what kind of 
>>film, really, but if I had to have a preference, I would say black 
>>and white.
>>
>>Looking to buy a lot.
>>
>>Thanks, and I'm glad to be back on the list.
>>
>>Mason Chadwick Shefa
>>Yale University, '15
>>Jonathan Edwards College
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Re: [Frameworks] Film Projectors + University Rules

[Robbie]

Have you tried the Texas state surplus ? I've found such and some good ones 
even if it's a neighboring state. As faculty, you should have a little more 
access. Also, not sure if youve done so, but enquiring throughout your 
university system, usually someone, some dept has perhaps an eiki stored that 
hasn't been sent out to surplus.

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> 
> Another thought... The Texas Theatre has a Pageant 250A (Marc). Maybe arrange 
> to do class screening there? Not
> to discourage you however from buying projectors for the school and your 
> class.
> 
> http://www.16mmdirectory.org/search?q=texas+theatre
> 
> 
> Alain
> 
> 
> 
> 
> On Wed, Apr 25, 2012 at 7:49 PM, 40 Frames  wrote:
> 
> Mike, 
> 
> If you go to the following link and click on the projector make of your 
> choosing, you will find individuals who repair and in some
> cases sell 16mm projectors. 
> 
> For example, Larry Urbanski has a Bell & Howell 1574 listed on his site, and 
> last I spoke with Richard Patchetts he had a Kodak 
> Pageant 250S. Both would sell machines serviced and warranted. 
> 
> If you contact others listed, you will likely find some projectors for sale. 
> 
> I recommend the Eiki SSL, over a Bell & Howell, mostly for the easy of 
> threading and removing film from the machine mid reel.  
> 
> http://www.16mmdirectory.org/projectors
> 
> 
> Alain 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> On Wed, Apr 25, 2012 at 7:28 PM, Mike Morris  wrote:
> Hello Frameworkers,
> 
> Looking for a little advice from those of you who are familiar with 
> navigating public university equipment purchasing debacles. I'm in the 
> privileged position to be teaching a partially film-based class in the 
> context of a new media art program. We were able to acquire a few old Bell 
> and Howell cameras from the film department at the same university, but 
> projectors are hard to come by since they only finish on video. We might be 
> able to purchase some projectors, but I'm not sure that Ebay (where I've 
> bought several of my own) is on the list of places the art department is 
> willing/able to buy equipment from, plus finding adequate stuff is always a 
> crap shoot. I've done some preliminary digging online, but the usual places I 
> order things from don't include projection. Any recommendations? Feel free to 
> e-mail me off-list: m_alex_mor...@yahoo.com  
> 
> Thanks!
> 
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Re: [Frameworks] paclab

[Robbie]

Thank you for the update on paclab. I'm glad they're still in business offering 
b/w and Ekta rev. Processing at quite reasonable prices, but my recent 100D 
ektachrome processing was questionable and therefore with a current 500' of the 
same i will be sending elsewhere tomorrow. Although, PacLab has done a great 
job with my trix reversal. So, I will continue my support/processing with them 
for b/w reversal.

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> hey folks
> stuck with paclab as long as i could, but my last batch came back with 
> chemical stains, i'll be using cinelab & duanes from now on
> passing it on, for what it's worth! think i'm probably not the first to come 
> to this conclusion ...
> cheers moira
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Re: [Frameworks] Tobin intervelometer power supply?

[Robbie]

Try Duall camera. They have the smaller packs for this motor. Although, I like 
the heavier belt you mention. I use it as a weight for the tripod&camera when 
using TTL out in field..over night etc.

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On Apr 6, 2012, at 2:15 PM, Caryn Cline  wrote:

> Hi Everyone,
> 
> Our school has one Tobin Time Lapse Motor for a Bolex H-16.  The only power 
> source we have is a big heavy battery belt (which we normally use to power 
> our Arri cameras).  Is there a different/better/lighter power source that 
> would work with the 4-pin xlr connector?
> 
> Thank you for any help or advice.
> 
> CC
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Re: [Frameworks] Negative Cutter

[Robbie]

Perhaps ask your lab if they can suggest someone. I use a guy in mass. Named 
Matthew. Sorry, I don't currently have his last name nor contact info, but can 
look if you need. 

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> While I have always felt you should cut your own negative, since you are on 
> the east coast, Noelle Penraat is very good. She still does projects, but now 
> works at home since there is a lot less negative cutting being done.  She's 
> in NYC, probably in the phone book. 
> 
> 
> 
> On Feb 6, 2012, at 3:43 PM, Alex  wrote:
> 
>> I'm in Philadelphia.
>> 
>> Alex
>> 
>> On Feb 6, 2012, at 4:36 PM, Ryan Marino  wrote:
>> 
>>> Where are you located? 
>>> 
>>> On Mon, Feb 6, 2012 at 4:35 PM, Alex  wrote:
>>> Also I want to send them a workprint to work off of.
>>> 
>>> Alex
>>> 
>>> On Feb 6, 2012, at 4:33 PM, Alex  wrote:
>>> 
>>> > Hey,
>>> >
>>> > I'm looking to be recomended a good negative cutter.
>>> >
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Re: [Frameworks] caffenol processing with 16mm

[Robbie]

What is "brakhage esque texture"? Mercy. 

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> brakhage esque texture
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[Frameworks] For those of you in the Seattle area this Thursday

[Robbie]

http://nwfilmforum.org/live/page/calendar/1959


Third Eye Cinema
Dec 01

Co-presented by Third Eye Cinema

Thursday, Dec 01 at 07:00PM

Robbie Land’s 16mm films provide a personal vision of the southeast United 
States, re-imagining our familiar surroundings, both natural and man-made. His 
unusual methods include pasting plant life and other items directly on to the 
filmstrip to painstakingly create vibrant, colorful and haunting imagery. 
Program includes: Precipice—An unconventional dance film that achieves a 
pointillist study of motion;Old Florida Salt Marsh—Combining video footage cut, 
glued and taped directly to the celluloid; Micanopy Winter Wonderland—Featuring 
an antique jukebox converted into a diorama; Betty Creek—A portrait of the 
plant life located in the Appalachian Mountains; Bioluminescence—Uses direct 
application, time-exposure and micro-cinematography to magnify the beauty of 
nighttime phenomenon.





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Re: [Frameworks] Where to send Super 8 Ektachrome G160 & 7240 for processing, please?

[Robbie]

Try Yale lab. I beleive they provide a once a month 7240, but may have to e6 
your g160 at rocky mountain film lab...if they're still open. Although, Yale 
may have a solution for that as well. Also try prep film service too. Should be 
able find via google.

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> Dear Frameworkers,
> 
> I see Dwayne's does not provide processing for
> Super 8 Ektachrome G160 and Ektachrome 7240
> so am wondering, please, if there is somewhere to have this done...
> 
> Thanks so much,
> Bridget Irish
> Olympia, WA
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Re: [Frameworks] double exposure

[Robbie]

Subtract / stop down one f/stop each exposure. Ie, if exposure calls for f/11, 
set at f/16 and same for 2nd pass..

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Hey frameworkers,
does anyone know an exposure rule-of-thumb for multiple exposures in camera?
thanks
KenWood
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Re: [Frameworks] JK printer settings for 8mm to 16mm blowup

[Robbie]

I use a 50mm el nikkor and h16 rx4. With The distance for full frame film plane 
to lens mount is approx. 5.5 inches and distance of front on lens to film image 
is 3" to 3.5 inches. This is for full frame. Once I'm within this labelled full 
frame area for super8, i fine focus, of course using focus/camera adjusting 
knob (not lens knob) with lens completely open, then focus through bolex view 
finder. Once image in focus, I lock the knobs and stop down lens to proper 
f/stop. Usually range f/8 - 16 , which will provide larger depth of field.

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> Hi Frameworks, I'm at last attempting to do some Super 8 blowups to 16mm but 
> am confounded at finding the right printer/lens/bellows configuration. I've 
> attempted to do the setup recommended by JK at: 
> http://www.jkcamera.com/digital_instr_.htm
> with no luck, I just get a blurry grey image. I'm using a 50mm lens and tube 
> extensions on a K-103 model.
> 
> If anyone has any tips or could share with me a workshop manual being used by 
> your school/co-op it would be greatly appreciated! I've found a few official 
> manuals online but none that go into detail about doing blowup work.
> 
> Thank you.
> 
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Re: [Frameworks] JK printer settings for 8mm to 16mm blowup

[Robbie]

What camera are you using? Is it a bolex reflex? Can you see the image through 
viewfinder? And if so, is it in focus when youve sot your previous outoffocus 
attempts?

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> Hi Frameworks, I'm at last attempting to do some Super 8 blowups to 16mm but 
> am confounded at finding the right printer/lens/bellows configuration. I've 
> attempted to do the setup recommended by JK at: 
> http://www.jkcamera.com/digital_instr_.htm
> with no luck, I just get a blurry grey image. I'm using a 50mm lens and tube 
> extensions on a K-103 model.
> 
> If anyone has any tips or could share with me a workshop manual being used by 
> your school/co-op it would be greatly appreciated! I've found a few official 
> manuals online but none that go into detail about doing blowup work.
> 
> Thank you.
> 
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