Super8 mm
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July 5, 2006 at 5:53 PM #39208
Americangreg
ParticipantOk, this might not be the right forum to ask, but I’m gonna give it a try anyway..
I just got my hands on an old Canon 310XL Super 8mm camera. Now I know this forum is about video, but I figured someone might be aple to help me out.
I’ve already searched the web for information about shooting in super 8mm, and I’ve found several things, but I still got some unanswered questions.
What kind of film should I buy to get in this filmcamera? I’m going to shoot mostly outdoors in sunny conditions. And when I’m done shooting, I guess it has to be developed in order to be able to watch it through a projector right?
I know these may seem stupid questions but forgive me for not growing up with film (I’m just 20 now). I hope some people on this forum have more knowledge about film than I do, and I hope someone can help me out..
thnx in advance
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July 5, 2006 at 10:40 PM #169872
Anonymous
InactiveI used to shoot super 8. Can’t remember the film type, but things have changed over 20 years. I still have the projector if you are interested. Dang, I still have the Sony Tele-Cine unit!
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July 9, 2006 at 8:36 PM #169873
TheDVshow
ParticipantGiles Perkins from onsuper8.org lets us in on the secrets of Super 8
Listen to the podcast here:
http://72.41.38.10/shows/thedvshow042406.mp3
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