Bipacking on Oxberry Filmaker

[Katherine Enos]

I'm looking for detailed information on bipacking using an Oxberry Filmaker animation stand, including frame rates, film stocks, and exposures.

 

If there's written information anywhere on the Web, that would be great although I'm not finding any at this point. Otherwise, I'd appreciate any information that anyone here could pass on to me.

 

The camera is a 16mm Mitchell.

 

Thanks.

[Stephen Williams]

I'm looking for detailed information on bipacking using an Oxberry Filmaker animation stand, including frame rates, film stocks, and exposures.

 

Hi There,

 

Its been 15 years since I did anything like that!

 

Basically an Oxberry will run about 3 FPS. You should use a slow speed film stock (arround 100 asa) and work with low contrast prints. As for exposure and any colour correction filters needed this will depend on the light source, so you will need to do an exposure test.

 

Why do you want to do this?

 

Stephen Williams DoP

Zurich Switzerland

 

www.stephenw.com

[Katherine Enos]

To fully use the Filmaker stand.

 

To play. :)

[Stephen Williams]

To fully use the Filmaker stand.

 

To play.  :)

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I have just seen on E-Bay a book called the Animation Stand item no 4526643206. This is one of the few books, I think that could help you.

 

Stephen Williams DoP

Zurich

[Katherine Enos]

Stephen,

 

Thanks so much for telling me about the book on ebay. I won it in auction yesterday and am looking forward to seeing what's in it.

 

Cheers,

k.