Is reversal really what people want? If you want a projection print you either
need a reversal print, a currently unavailable option, or you need an interneg
then a print, in which case you're surely better off shooting on neg, which is
what I do. I've never needed internegs, because I've never
Many family film makers want to have color film that they can watch at home
with a projector with their family. At the moment there are no good options for
them.
However, there are also professionals especially in the wedding film business
who see the reversal film as better fitting their
I like to use reversal film for teaching. I give the students
cameras, they shoot, and then we develop together in the dark room.
As soon as it's dry, we project. They generally prefer color to black
and white, though it takes longer to develop...
And the color reversal stock is really
It's the look some people want. If they want clarity, it's 16mm or HD video --
but super-8 is filled with feeling and nostalgy and reversal is even better for
that. E100D was popular, but now it isn't available anymore. I'd guess that the
biggest business for them is located in places that
many thanks kabir and gene youngblood for your replies!
the period of production ought to be between 1960 to 1996 at most. also i
am looking for more obscure titles, forgotten films or even made for
television flicks.
the premise of the film needs to be logical and realistic also plot twist
I like to shoot film even though I really can't afford it. I've no money
for prints, blow-ups or any cost beyond processing. Rolls of super 8 stack
up in my fridge until I have the funds to process it, which usually happens
once or twice a year. But I still shoot film when I can, and it is always
There is no C-41 Ferrania stocks being manufactured, hasn't been for some
years. Ferrania closed their film factory 2006. This Ferrania is a new company.
They are starting everything from scratch (they do have the recipes, but
those have to be modified to replace some chemicals that aren't
I thought Aviphot was made by Agfa?
At 18:24 +0300 4/10/14, Heikki Repo wrote:
When starting from scratch E-6 is a better choice than C-41 because
there is only one company producing E-6 films left (Fuji)
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It's a bit debated fact whether or not they are actually making fresh film or
just selling old ware. I don't know, but all things considered...
On Sun, 5 Oct 2014 01:13:10 +0900
Pip Chodorov framewo...@re-voir.com wrote:
I thought Aviphot was made by Agfa?
At 18:24 +0300 4/10/14, Heikki
It's an aesthetic choice and I'm quite happy these guys are willing to
offer color reversal. I'm more than happy actually. Currently there are not
many color rev options. Hope ferrania can provide.
On Saturday, October 4, 2014, Heikki Repo heikki.r...@gmail.com wrote:
It's a bit debated fact
What he said.
Tim
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On Oct 4, 2014, at 7:33 AM, Jarrett Hayman jfhay...@gmail.com wrote:
I like to shoot film even though I really can't afford it. I've no money for
prints, blow-ups or any cost beyond processing. Rolls of super 8 stack up in
my fridge until I have
On Oct 4, 2014, at 10:12 AM, Scott Dorsey klu...@panix.com wrote:
I'm a little surprised though that, if they can slit motion picture film,
that they don't just take their existing C-41 stock and sell some of that
as a motion picture stock.
What about rem-jet backing? Will it run smoothly
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On Oct 4, 2014, at 10:12 AM, Scott Dorsey klu...@panix.com wrote:
I'm a little surprised though that, if they can slit motion picture =
film,
that they don't just take their existing C-41 stock and sell some of =
that
as a motion picture stock.
What about rem-jet
On Oct 4, 2014, at 12:08 PM, Tim Halloran televis...@hotmail.com wrote:
Reversal has been a lifejacket that has kept me in film.
Yes, me too. I don’t like color negative, it’s boring (with the exception of
some of the discontinued Fuji stocks). BW neg is fine, as is BW reversal,
but I am
Can anyone please help me find or a make me a DVD copy of the original uncut
1966 Ronald Nameth's Exploding Plastic Inevitable ? Thanks!
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The Re:Voir VHS Visions of Warhol is out of print, so you have to
contact Ronald Nameth directly.
He lives in Stockholm.
If you want his e-mail address please contact me off-list.
Pip Chodorov
At 22:24 -0700 4/10/14, Doug Chaffin\(\Douglas Graves\\) wrote:
Can anyone please help me find or a
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