Samuel Berger

I think your explanation would be helpful to newbies on here who would like to understand your thought process as to how to arrive at that conclusion.

I think you should see if the Nikon version of that Sigma is manual. I have the EF version but use it with Speedbooster on BMPCC because there's no manual aperture.

Coincidentally I just found 6 rolls of Plus-X. I'll use one to test my new K3. I thought about this thread when I ran into it. ;-)

Doesn't seem to. https://www.colorgradingcentral.com/impulz/

How about an online machine shop? https://www.emachineshop.com/

Thanks David, I wish there was a version of FilmConvert that did 5247.

Press the "CC" button for subtitles, these are my favourite commercials in the history of TV. "You MUST play Sega Saturn!"

Well I didn't really think it was digital (especially since it came out in '97), I just had assumed it had been 16mm because of how the scenes with VFX look....that and I'm used to seeing the actor in TOEI productions that were shot on 16mm (not a great reason but just what hit me at the time).

Not the long-term solution, but have you thought of having a nut modeled in 3D and having it 3D printed? There's some guys on the forum who have done things like this for gears on old Canon movie cameras etc.

Thanks, guys! When watching the commercials, they certainly don't look like 35mm, but they are.

Posting this here to not hijack the Eastmancolor thread. Over there I posted: I also remember watching SUPERMAN in 1978. Now there's a movie that seemed to shun yellow. Even considering the desert scenes, when I close my eyes and think of it, all I see are the night colours of Metropolis, the red and blue of the Superman suit, and black and white. Unfortunately when I think of MAN OF STEEL all I see it orange and teal. (And if I absolutely have to think of Marvel Universe videos...movies... I just think of grey and brown.) And David Mullen replied: Does anyone know of a LUT that approximates the look of SUPERMAN: THE MOVIE?

How's the cinematography on it?

I'm not kidding, we really do have an awesome beautiful country here in the United States, we're not treated like children by the government except in regressive states like California, our people are polite and hardworking, we have a sense of belonging, we're taxed but not taxed to death, except in the more regressive socialist states, and yes we can buy guns if we are well behaved and pass the background checks, because we don't immediately assume our citizens are automatic criminals, and we don't ascribe magic powers to guns.

Yes we are all aware over here that the concept of Liberty is completely alien to Europeans and Australians and pretty much most of the world. Which is exactly why our founders left those little dictatorships and created the greatest nation in the world.

I wanted to edit my post but can't. I posted that reply last night when half asleep. It turns out fotoimpex does carry DS8, silly me. I should not be allowed near a keyboard after TylenolPM.

None of those carry Double Super 8 of any kind.

So like right now, taking from your example, I would shoot 50D, but when it comes to shooting with primes, most Super 8 cameras only have zooms. Ignoring my ZC-1000 because there's no US distributor of Single 8 film, I'm stuck to my Canon 814xls.

How about on Super-8? Serious question.

I just don't like the director's work in general. And about the 2nd Amendment, that's going into the direction of politics, which is against forum rules.

Carl, if you're still around let us know how it went. I always look for updates on your Eclair adventures.

Why Double when you can go Single? ;-) I think this is pretty good, and it's also what I have. I'll be buying film from Tak and trying out their new Provie. I'm also not sure if by Double you meant Double 8 or Double Super 8. Either way, I can't really think of where you'd find fresh film for D8/DS8.

Wow these things are overpriced in Europe.

Unfortunately I don't know what problem it could cause, so I don't know what to look for.

I think you're right! I got this screenshot from earlier in the video.

My favourite commercials ever were the Segata Sanshiro ads for the Sega Saturn. I always thought they shot it on 16mm. But thanks to youtube we can now see what was used. https://youtu.be/SoW1cIJcwkk?t=3m5s At 3 Minutes 5 seconds, is that an Aaton? It appears throughout the video, I think this is the clearest it gets though. Anyone?