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Super 8 mm film is a motion picture film format released in 1965 by Eastman Kodak as an improvement of the older "Double" or "Regular" 8 mm home movie format.
The film is nominally 8 mm wide, exactly the same as the older standard 8 mm film, and also has perforations on only one side. However, the dimensions of the perforations are smaller than those on older 8 mm film, which allowed the exposed area to be made larger. The Super 8 standard also specifically allocates the border opposite the perforations for an oxide stripe upon which sound can be magnetically recorded.
Unlike Super 35, the film stock used for Super 8 is not compatible with standard 8mm film cameras.
There are several different varieties of the film system used for shooting, but the final film in each case has the same dimensions. By far the most popular system was the Kodak system.
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Your old reel-to-reel 8mm and Super 8 films are degrading. Worse, the memories are fading and the film is becoming more brittle just sitting in the box. Convert your Film into digital now before the memories are lost forever! Introducing the Wolverine Reels2Digital Moviemaker. A very simple to use device that will convert your movie reels into digital movies (no sound) with few strokes. Works like a typical projector where you mount the 3 inch or 5 inch reel, insert a memory card, press few buttons and the apparatus will play the film and scan frame-by-frame to create a digital MP4 movie file that you can play on any computer, you can edit, upload to the internet or burn to DVD's. The Wolverine Reels2Digital Moviemaker pays for itself taking into consideration that photo Labs are charging ...
http://www.robnunnphoto.com/ ( The Minolta XL401 & Kodak Auto Turret.) The long and the short of it, if you fancy having a go at 8mm moving film making, you're better off with a Super 8 camera, like the Minolta XL401. Film and processing is readily available, and the cameras themselves are simpler to use, just get one which uses two AA's or similar, to power both the motor and light meter. Thanks, Rob.
Demonstration video on 8mm, 16mm and Super 8 film cleaning and transfer by MyDVDTransfer
Kodak is making a recommitment to film with its new Super 8 camera, announced at this year's CES. We visit the Kodak booth to take a look at the camera, which shoots 8mm film but also has a digital viewfinder and other hybrid elements. Here's what we learned about how filmmakers will be able to take advantage of Kodak's new consumer film ecosystem. Shot by Adam Isaak and edited by Joey Fameli Subscribe for more videos! http://www.youtube.com/subscription_c... Follow us on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/testedcom Get updates on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/testedcom Tested is: Adam Savage http://www.twitter.com/donttrythis Norman Chan http://www.twitter.com/nchan Joey Fameli http://www.twitter.com/joeyfameli Thanks for watching!
www.treasuredarchives,com DIY, How-to video on digitizing Regular 8mm and Super 8mm film using 2 old projectors and your camcorder or smartphone. How to thread a Revere projector. How to set up your room to record your old home videos.
GotMemories.com shows how to transfer 8mm, super 8, 16mm movie film frame by frame to video using a standard projector. Also covered are other methods of transfer compared to Got Memories stellar transfer method.
http://www.gotmemories.com/content/article/47/how-to-transfer-8mm-super-8-16mm-film-to-dvd How we transfer 8mm film to DVD including Super 8, 16mm conversion to digital frame by frame. The film transfer equipment we use to digitize 8mm film is state of the art and file formats can be delivered for easy editing on a pc or mac.
How to make splices for 8mm, Super 8, and 16mm home movie film. I call these "poorboy Presstapes". They work very well when properly applied. I have used these for 30+ years with excellent results. Of course the traditional Kodak Presstapes were the inspiration for this design. If you find yourself out of Kodak splice tapes you can always whip out a sheet of these to finish a project, or have on hand when showing old films that may break or fail on an old splice. These are cheap to make, and pretty strong and reliable. More video's and supplies at: www.TvedenLampModules.com
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Some fantastic Super 8mm tourist footage of New York at Christmas in 1976, featuring all the classic locations! Web: http://www.stuartbaileymedia.co.uk FaceBook: http://www.facebook.com/stuartbaileymedia Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/sbaileymedia Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/stuartbaileymedia
Trasferimento di pellicole 8mm e super 8 video demo ,dopo il riversamento è stata restaurata mediante alcuni programmi. http://www.montaggiovideo.net/riversamento-pellicole-super8-8mm-in-dvd-o-bluy-ray/ Il riversamento è stato effettuato con Teleciname Professionale Per il trasferimento delle pellicole super 8 utilizziamo "TELECINEMA" professionali, non sono altro che proiettori modificati, a suo interno troviamo,una videocamera scientifica idonea a eseguire la codifica dei film , ha una resa dell'immagine davvero ottima", poi troviamo una lampada a led a luce bianca che ha il compito di riflettere l'immagine,su una lente "che ha un'ottica apposita per il riversamento pellicole",dopo avviene il processo d'acquisizione filmini, la videocamera "ccd"viene collegata alla scheda pca d'acqui...
GotMemories.com shows how to transfer 8mm, super 8, 16mm movie film frame by frame to video using a standard projector. Also covered are other methods of transfer compared to Got Memories stellar transfer method.
After more than 30 years , Ive decided to start shooting super 8mm again. Shot about 2 week ago for this short film 3 different cameras were used in order to test hem as well. Canon 1014XL-S ; Canon Auto Zoom 814 and Leicina Special. Shot on 18FPS with various of lenses and wide angle convertors. The Agfa " Wittner " film is the only available E-6 colour reversal film at present. We are still waiting for the Ferrania film as well. Cine filmmakers don't give up ,film is alive and if we support it will stay alive. Digitised and edited in 4K by me. The 4K file is simply too big for my slowish internet connection. Sound track is by the Bulgarian group "Millennium progressive rock band" used with permission. I am based in Johannesburg SA and wanting to be it touch with SA analogue photograph...
Found this old gem on one of my dad's old Super 8mm film rolls, filmed off a projector screen around the time we were 5 yrs old in Toronto, Canada. Animation: Irven Spence, Ray Patterson, Ed Barge, Kenneth Muse Music: Scott Bradley Backgrounds: Robert Gentle
Lissabon Voorbeeldfilmpje van digitaliseren 8mm (Super 8) film door Haropi. Meer info op http://www.haropi.nl Music: "Touching Moments Four - Melody" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Istanbul Voorbeeldfilmpje van digitaliseren 8mm (Super 8) film door Haropi. Meer info op http://www.haropi.nl Music: "Pennsylvania Rose" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
My mother posing for my father's Bolex Super 8mm, during the late sixties. She was then just 21 years of age (1966), less than half of my age now! All clips were shot in various places around Greece and in our apartment in Athens.
This is my very last 8mm film filmed in Tokyo, Japan by me entirely at 57 minutes long. It is a routine home movie entry. The Japanese deaf woman appeared in this film is my wife Yasuko Tsuchiya that she signing her own words in original Japanese sign language, as I have appeared in this film with my Auslan signing only. We went to Ginza, Akihabara and Shinjuku districts in March - April 1991. The film stock is Fujichome but has shown mainly over exposure all thru the sixteen film rolls spliced together to create a 57-minutes long film mounted on 600ft film reel. It have no film sound except film projector's 18 f.p.s. running noise that be heard all thru this rare special entry. If you don't like this film, then you just don't have to watch all of it, just glimpse part of it, the better. W...
A Fairy Tale. Silent Film. (Music by Chopin)
3x400' version of Ken Films Super 8 film digest of "The Towering Inferno". Starring Steve McQueen, Paul Newman, William Holden, Faye Dunaway, Fred Astaire and Jennifer Jones.
Found the VHS I used to transfer these short films and thought I'd share. Really need to get a pro transfer so don't expect quality. Thanks to my dad for letting me borrow his camera. Thanks to my friends who accepted roles in my films. A lot of after school fun. This is a collection of experimental short films. Some tell a story, some were just to see if I could pull something off.
This is a rather unusual 8mm/super8 movie projector that was produced by Kodak in the early-mid 1970s. In as-found condition, this machine works miraculously well.
Here is a tutorial on how to create an old film effect in Adobe Premiere Pro.
Transfers from Super8mm film masters with newly sourced audio. 16th Century Greensleeves, Catch The Rainbow, Do You Close Your Eyes / Kill The King, Mistreated, Long Live Rock N Roll
William Sr., Thelma, William Jr., Mark, Richie, Robbie, Mitch, Kirk, Philip, Richard, Sue, Pam, Susan, and Madeline Jacobs; Mary and Leon Riche; Mickey, Joyce, Patty, Cindy, and Debbie Henderson; Jack, June, Barryl, Brannon; Jane Cole. Also an early glimpse of the portable go kart track in operation at St. Dominic Catholic School.
A collection of super 8 films from the 1960's and 1970's. Opens with views of yachts on Sydney Harbour, Visits to Sydney's Mascot Airport in the 1970's, featuring some old Ansett Aircraft, Trips to Malta, Warragamba Dam and other locations around Sydney. There is some early footage from The Sydney Opera House taken shortly after its opening. I created this video with the YouTube Video Editor (http://www.youtube.com/editor) Audio from a variety of GarageBand loops
Take me back, take me home
To the world that never
To the world that never
To the world that never was
Take me back, take me home
To the world that never
To the world that never
To the world that never was
Cones and Roman candles in the sky, Fourth of July
The dog's couched in the basement, Dad was still alive
The fading grain of Super 8 makes everything seem really great
And I look as happy as a clam
Take me back, take me home
To the world that never to the world that never
To the world that never was
Another birthday party with the braces on my legs
The rented clown made cotton candy and animal balloons
It looks like I had lots of friends, they laugh with me into the lens
Hey, there's Carol Fango before she sliced her wrists
Puts his arm around her tenderly
Turning to the camera I can see
The world that never
The world that never