Hello,
B & H photo is in Brooklyn, NY. They have a store, but if you're not in NY,
any of their film stocks can be purchased online. (bhphotovideo.com) Also
Tri-X is the only S8 stock that I've been able to find in well-stocked
photo supply stores, so depending on where you're at, and if you don't
Ernie Gehr's *Signal-Germany On The Air* makes extensive use of radio
broadcasts.
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> Apple Grown in Wind Tunnel -- Steven Matheson
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Helga Fanderl, (www.helgafanderl.com) uses super-8 exclusively, Saul Levine
uses it quite a lot as well. Also Mark Street.
-JH
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>El Miércoles 4 de junio de 2014 11:23, Albert Alcoz <
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> Hello Kevin
Niagara film labs in Toronto is pretty reasonable. Their telecine is about
20.00 USD per roll, and the transfer is excellent. Dwayne's photo in
Parsons, Kansas has a relatively cheaper per roll charge, about12.00, but
the quality is so low that I only use it for making demonstration material.
Dwayn
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
o
Hello,
I have recently completed two films made using direct application
techniques, such as hand painting with craft paint, india ink, permanent
markers and other media. I would like to find a way to apply some kind of
finish to the film so that the ink and paint do not continue to rub off
with p
;> As I’m sure you are aware, the motion of the film through the projector
>> is intermittent, it is vigorous, anything up on top of the surface of the
>> plastic is going to come off.
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>> Good luck!
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I think Tarkovksy's *The Mirror *would be worth investigating. Apparently,
he based the film all on his own personal memories. What impressed me most
about the film was that the narrative was just as flawed as memory itself
is. For instance, the same actors will play different characters that span
Hello Mr. Malmed,
Perhaps this might be of interest for the "New Landscapes" theme:
https://vimeo.com/41288355
-JH
On Tue, Jun 18, 2013 at 6:53 PM, Jesse Malmed wrote:
> Hello Frameworkers,
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> I'm working on a few new programs of experimental shorts and am hoping you
> might have some submis
Hello,
Is it necessary to use d-19 developer for Kodak Tri-X super 8? Are there
alternative developers that would as well/differently?
Thanks,
-JH
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There are several places,
Alphacine in Seattle, [www.alphacine.com]
Pro8mm in Burbank, CA [www.pro8mm.com]
Dwayne's Photo in Parsons, KS [www.dwyanesphoto.com]
Cinelab in MA [www.cinelab.com]
Personally I have used alphacine and have always had good results. Of
course you may hand-process your fi
Hello,
Does anyone know where, besides International Film Brokers and Spectra Film
and Video, one might find color regular 8mm film stock?
Thank you,
JH
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Hello all,
Does anyone know if Colorlab in Maryland still does blow-ups from super-8
to 16mm? Their new website layout seems to omit this information, whereas I
remember reading as much on the old site. If not, are there any labs in the
US that will do 8 to 16 blow-ups?
Thanks,
-J. Hayman
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Thanks all, that certainly gives me plenty to think about. I don't know
where to find an optical printer. My primary motivation for doing blow-ups
is the fact that super-8 reversal is getting harder to find, and I'd like
to find a way to avoid shipping negatives to Andec in Germany to have
prints m
While I haven't done this with layered images, I often leave exposed film
in the refrigerator for months at a time before sending it off to the lab.
The last time I did this, the results were just fine.
-JH
On Sat, Jan 4, 2014 at 2:37 AM, wrote:
> I have often left exposed film undeveloped for
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