Fredrik Sandstrom

Really? There have been several features shot in recent years on super 16mm, scanned at 2K, and shown on the big screen (in both 35mm and DCP). They look just splendid, certainly a lot better than SD video could ever provide. So I really don't think HD would be overkill for 16mm 500T, but even if I end up using a slower stock like you suggest, my original question remains: I need a lab. :) Any suggestions?

I'm planning a 16mm short film that will be exhibited digitally, and I am leaning towards using VISION3 500T stock. Can anyone suggest a lab in Europe (I'm in Finland) that can process the film and also provide a high quality HD transfer of it, for editing and final exhibition. This is new to me, as I have only shot reversal film previously.

Hi everyone, I'm new to this forum. I want to buy a small amount (around 20 100' spools) of 16mm Tri-X reversal film 7266. I'm in Finland, and I've previously dealt with Wittner Cinetech in Germany, but their prices are quite high. (34.50 euros for one spool.) Are there other European sources to consider? I'd like to avoid buying from the US, for shipping and customs reasons. Many thanks!