Gordon C

Haha, alright, time to research!

Thanks Dan, in fact I found it from that site at first but right now I have two wedges but don't know how to assemble them because I need to find a viable math formula to correctly place each prism in the right place to get the ratio magnification I want. I want to make my prism squeeze from 16:9 to 2.40:1.

I saw there is an alternative to building an anamorphic lenses for projection purposes and I suspect I could use it to film it right in front of my DSLR. But the problem is I want to know if there is any formulas to ensure us that I am getting the image squeeze that I prefer.

I will try to make it cheaper maybe 20 dollars a piece?

From show of hands who would buy my product if i were to mass produce my own design of a super 8 tank?

I see we have a market in super 8 development by looking at this forum there is plenty of people who shoots super 8. Why there is still no companies makes this tank and sell it for a much lower price?

is there a chance fujifilm will offer cheap super 8 development or maybe they will setup their own super 8 film?

Last time i went to Pac Lab, most of the people working there looks somber. I tried to joke around with them but they persist in throwing back taunting responses without any smile. Anyone know what's the next option to develop super 8 within NYC?

thanks guys

when writing a movie script how do I write in the script say, the screen is pitch black and suddenly a word comes up, it could be a title or date, or name, etc.

> do you mean if the subject is 15 feet i have to focus the camera lens and the anamorphic lens 15 feet? Is there an easier alternative?

I have a sankor 16c and a sankyo LXL 250. I nearly have to zoom all the way to get a perfect crop from the anamoprhic lens without vignetting. However, the lens needs to be approximately ten feet away to get a head shot. Is there a wide angle adapter for these kind of lens? and How do I focus an anamorphic lens? Or do I just focus the camera lens or both?

I know I am retro, but I was thinking of typing my stuff on a manual typewriter. Is there a way to set the margins for a manual typewriter to type my own movie script?

It was super 8 plux x "process d-94a"

I was very dissappointment when I got back my film unprocessed from Kodak. CVS helped me sent out the film.