Kai Zeger Posted March 24, 2025 Posted March 24, 2025 Hello, I am researching some film intermediate techniques for an upcoming project, and am curious to see if anyone knows any labs that offer digital projection to ektachrome as a film intermediate, or have seen any examples of this being done before. I know cinelab offers DFD transfer to specific stocks like 500T or 50D, so I imagine it's possible but I haven't been able to find any examples online and am thinking maybe there is a technical limitation to this? When I say digital projection I mean projecting digitally shot footage onto a film reel and then scanning back to digital to achieve a "film look". Not necessarily wanting to go in this direction, just was curious to see if this was possible, and if so what it would look like. Any info would be appreciated, thanks!
Premium Member Tyler Purcell Posted March 24, 2025 Premium Member Posted March 24, 2025 Hit up Cinelab in New Bedford MA. Robert has a cool 16mm recorder.
Site Sponsor Robert Houllahan Posted March 25, 2025 Site Sponsor Posted March 25, 2025 Yeah we can record 16mm Ektachrome and run it as E6. I have had a few requests and have to just get a roll and do a calibration on the recorder. We will also be offering 100D E6 recording on the 35mm 8K recorder I am working on building in 4-Perf 4K or Vista-Vision 8 Perf 8K
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