Fellow Frameworkers,
The final (extended) submission deadline for the 2020 Antimatter [Media Art]
festival is coming up on July 11.
We are planning for a real-life, non-virtual event to include physical
screenings, installations and performances as we have for two decades. With
restrictions
Hi everyone,
Writing from San Francisco where, once upon a time, one could walk into
Action Camera (RIP ~2013) or Adolph Gasser's (RIP 2017) and walk out with a
100 ft spool of camera stock. In recent years I've been digging old stocks
out of my fridge to shoot but I'm wondering what're the most e
Hey, does anyone here still have a use for open reel audio tape?
If not some form of actual analog art recording, maybe some kind of sculptural
thing, or a hipster method for tying up git packages… or something…
I’m clearing out some storage and I’ve got 28 7” reels. 17 un-opened boxes of
Scotc
I used to find buying directly from Kodak was the cheapest way. Specta Lab in
LA sell b.w and color neg with processing, might want to check that out.
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> On Jul 2, 2020, at 2:53 PM, Eric Theise wrote:
>
> Hi everyone,
>
> Writing from San Francisco where, once upon a time, one could walk int
I buy direct from Kodak. Reel Good Film in LA is the only place left for
short ends in the US, but the market for 16mm short ends has completely
dried up. They generally have a lot of 35mm though. Sometimes you can find
weird old stocks on eBay, but really, I have not enjoyed the muddy noise of
old
3383 direct from Kodak 8 cents a foot (US$506 for 6000', which is minimum
order) so pool up or re-sell. They had a standard $20 shipping fee to
Canada. You can shoot in camera or use it for printing.
Kodak price list as of January 2020:
https://www.kodak.com/uploadedFiles/Motion/Products/Product_I
