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Double Super 8mm? In Kodak Vision 2 100T!
I was wondering if anyone has shot on Double Super 8mm? I see that it is starting to make a come back and I was wondering if anyone has any thoughts they would like to share on this format? I guess you can get this in Kodak Vision 2 100T right now! Is it really rock steady, unlike regular Super 8mm? Thanks! A New Dawn Yes, DS8 has rock steady images. I had a Canon DS8 but sold it. That
was a great camera. Currently I have a converted Bolex with 3 beautiful prime switars. I have some K25 in there right now ready to go for Christmas. I plan on getting it sound striped and transferring the sound on later. I don't know about shooting negative film though. Super 8 was meant to shoot and show. It doesn't stand up to the transfer process very well. The only way to see on video what you see when projected is to get a Spirit transfer or the like. These machines run about $700 per hour. But if you're looking for supreme quality you'd probably be shooting 16mm anyway. I believe there are some Spirit machines out there that have a Super 8 gate. Not too many though. A lot of other places use the Rank Cintel system. That's cheaper and still pretty good. One of the biggest factors in transfer is, like your original posts states, image steadiness. The transfer process exagerates any uneven movement that might have been going on in the camera. A LOT!!! If you are shooting to transfer go DS8. The Beaulieu's are the steadiest and sharpest of the cartridge cameras. And make sure you put the camera on a tripod and start and stop it with a remote. You will love DS8. You'll never go back to the cart. Hugh Hi,
I used a Bolex H8 converted to Double S-8 and K40 about 15 years ago. Thw quality was OK but not so different from the Canon 1014 I used before. No difference in sharpness. It did never run ouf of focus like the casette sometimes did for some frames. You have a more "professional" camera with full rewind feature and some other advantages. Picture quality was similar. Michael.
Video from 8mm->DVD
Suggestions for compact camcorder for new daddy DVD camcorder 60 minute standard quality vs. MiniDV Video transfer from TRV460E to PC / VCD Question about HDTV implementation in Japan any comment on the Mustek DV8200 video still file size Bad video after using digital8 tape on Hi8 camcorder Do I need an IR Blaster? Video standards - obsolete? |
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