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i thought u were talking about super 8 motel and i was about to tell a story about this one time we went to one and there was this man/lady as the recpetionist and he/she yelled at us, but i guess u werent so nevermind
so true, id rather watch super 8 over any other generic HD stuff. not that HD is bad (its nothing special to me) but its just that super 8 is so amazingly amazing looking. i was thinking of dropping like 3500 on a xha1 but im just gonna buy like 500 bucks worth of super 8 film stock.
btw anyone know what camera was used? and what type of film?
HD is amazing and has its place, but there's a certain aesthetic to super8 that makes it seem so much more personal a beautiful.
And I would guess that he was using Kodak Ektachrome 64t just like most people do for color. I still need to get my rolls developed but its a bitch sending stuff to/from AK.
yeah i have 5 rolls of kodachrome 40 but i doubt i can get more since its discontinued, do you know much about 200t compared to 64t? ive had like 3 people say that 200t is probably the best choice.
no idea, I've never shot 200t. I would imagine that 200t is more versatile whereas 64t would look better in sunny weather but more muddy in flatter light.
Landis, I shot a bunch of stuff on Super8 a few years ago. Its been just chilling a dark space but at room temperature. You think this stuff would still come out if it got processed? I figured it may be too late but wasn't really sure.
I'm so stoked on this edit. it ought to be in top rated(not that i've checked whether it is or not). Eric Strand is one of my favorite skiers, he s awsome!
film KILLS any other medium for storage; it's better than hard drive, optical disc, or dv combined. Analog film storage is probably the only thing that digital still hasn't even come close to touching yet.