K Borowski Posted November 23, 2004 Share Posted November 23, 2004 Hello everybody. I am looking for a place that offers K40A in 16mm, preferably single perf and in lengths in excess of 100 feet. I am trying to shoot optical sound with an Auricon and I've heard that Kodachrome has the best sound quality using this process. I know that EXR 50D would probably work just as well, but I'd prefer the vintage look of Kodachrome. Regards. ~Karl Borowski Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jack Honeycutt Posted November 24, 2004 Share Posted November 24, 2004 Hello everybody. I am looking for a place that offers K40A in 16mm, preferably single perf and in lengths in excess of 100 feet. I am trying to shoot optical sound with an Auricon. Regards.~Karl Borowski <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I have been looking myself, but have come up empty handed. I called Kodak, and they told me they were out, and would no longer stock K-40 for 16mm, single or double perf. I wonder how Fomapan would look in that camera of yours.....? You can find a good selection of single & double perf color & B&W 16mm at Chambless, but you probably already knew that: http://www.chamblesscineequip.com/catalog/catalog.htm I have been looking at Auricon sound cameras on ebay, and thought about playing with one. I was told that bulbs that burn in the sound are no longer made, so that when one goes looking for one, you are in a bit of a pickle. Do you know if this is true? Have you shot *any* footage with your Auricon set up? I know the sound quality is not up to todays standards, but is it OK for just playing around? I would love to play with this old technology. Are you in the USA? Jack in Portland Oregon Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Michael Carter Posted January 8, 2005 Share Posted January 8, 2005 I was told that bulbs that burn in the sound are no longer made, so that when one goes looking for one, you are in a bit of a pickle. Do you know if this is true? The bulbs are for sale (? so I was told) only without the metal ring around the base; you need to unsolder it from the old bulb and put it onto the new bulb. A DIY jig is required to postion the bulb and base correctly then you solder it together. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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