ignacio benedeti

Thanks for your words (could you kindly copy and past your commetary in Vimeo?). The software for colour grading is Adobe Premiere. The tape cassette is the Sony Walman WM-D6C Stereo, WITHOUT PULS SYNC, only using the FTS cord with the ZC1000. Thanks again.

Many thanks, Matt and Geoff. The reolad of single-8 cartridges with super-8 film is easy: a Spaniard friend, E. Pflugger, do this for me, with an special machine built with a little Fuji P2 camera that he bought for only 1 € . The lip sync sound was recorded with an stereo Sony walkman. CINEcerely, Ignacio

Hi: this ten minutes short movie was filmed with Kodak Vision 200 & 500, with lip sync sound, using for first time single-8 cartridges and filming with the Fuji ZC1000.

Yes, it´s gorgeous Kodachrome! I can read the trade mark in the edge of the film. Many thanks! CINEcerely, Ignacio

Fantastic ciné document! The less grainy 8 mm stock those times was Kodachrome but skin tones and yellows on this filmation don´t seems Kodachrome, in my opinion. Thanks for sharing. CINEcerely, Ignacio

Dear Will: in this short version, only 3 lap dissolves are made in camera with the variable shutter; all the others, were made in postproduction. Many thanks. CINEcerely, Ignacio

Very interesting scan. Here a sample of S8 Iscorama filming in HD(also in Iceland and Greenland this summer, using mainly Velvia, but also Fuji 64T and Ektachrome 100 with 2-stops push processing:

Technical review about the Fujicascope SD20 and SD25 Quartz super-8 projectors: http://www.ibcinema.com/ib2006/super8/sd20_25.pdf published in October, 2011 issue of International Movie Making, the only magazine devoted to small gauges in English lenguage, and still going strong after more than 15 years, edited by Roy Salmons in Cornwall. Annual subscription is only 22 sterling pounds, including international air mail postage.

Fantastic footage! If you use an anamorphic with Ultrapan, you could obtain the widest format ever! Congratulations. Ignacio

I shooted this documentary in Single-8 Iscorama anamorphic last April All the movie was filmed with the Fuji ZC1000. Most of the takes, with the small Leitz Cinegon 10 mm with the compact Iscorama 36, some takes with the original Fujinon zoom and the huge Iscorama 54, and some takes with the Pentx 1.0 8-48 mm with Iscorama 42. Emulsions are: Tri X, OrWo, Velvia, Astia 100 and Astia pushed to 400. All the documentary is edited on film with the Fuji Stereo Splicer and the final sound recorded on the magnetic stripes with the Fujicascope SD20 and SD25 projectors. Superimposed titles filmed with the camera: no digital postproduction of any class in this movie. Original direct stereo sound recorded in FTS sync with a Sony cassette. Iscorama system is easy to focus. CINEcerely, Ignacio

For Fuji Velvia, Fuji 64T, Fuji Astia 100 and Fuji Astia 400, in single-8 cartridges, the best source is www.retro8.com This shop also sell Orwo black and white film and the classic Fujichrome R25N, poliester based. The processing quality in Retro 8 is absolutaly first class,and, if you wishes, they will return you the film magnetic striped. For Ektachrome 100, in silent and SOUND single 8 cartridges, the only source is www.reveladoreversible.com . They can push the Ektachrome 1 or 2 stops.

Dear Andries: Yes, telecine is not HD, I´m sorry. About the grain: for this special film, the grain was wanted. About the Long Exposure in the ZC1000, I have filmed with the machine built by www.retro8.com specially for the ZC1000. You can read in English all abouth this device in this article, published in the british magazine International Movie Making: http://www.ibcinema.com/ib2006/super8/exposures.pdf

Hi: this short movie was filmed with the ZC1000 using the long exposure machine built by Tak Kohyama, the owner of Retro8.com Movie films used: Fuji Velvia, Fuji 64T and Fuji Astia 100. Lenses: Leitz Cinegon 10 mm f 1.8 with Iscorama 36 and Pentax 8-48 mm f 1.0 with Iscorama 42.

Congratulations. The design is beatifull (althought the cover could be better with Kate Moss with her Canon 310AF camera).

In the April issue of the British magazine International Movie Making is published an article about the CaroSound, the revolutionary new single system sound prestriped film: http://www.ibcinema.com/ib2006/super8/carosound2.pdf The first news about the CaroSound was published for the german magazine Schmallfilm, the oldest small format cine magazine in the world, edited by Juergen Lossau: http://www.ibcinema.com/ib2006/super8/carosound.pdf

Link is open now! (my 12 years old Veronica was the cameraman)

This short movie is the English track version of the CaroSound system of raw film magnetic sound film for direct sound filming using "live sound" single-8 and super 8 cameras. An article about this revolutionary sound system in the currently issue of Schmallfilm (in german) and in the April issue of International Movie Making (in english). Film manufactured and processed by www.reveladoreversible.com , the film lab of Angel Caro.

Tape splices made with Fuji Film tape last in first class conditin for more than 40 years now. Please, read this article from the british magazine International Movie Making, published two years ago: http://www.ibcinema.com/ib2006/super8/stable.pdf

The film is striped on both tracks. The idea of Angel is to sell Single-8 and Super 8 sound film with processing enclosed. The trouble, now, is where to buy old Single-8 and Super 8 sound cartridges, to reload. Full report in next issues of International Movie Making and Schmallfilm. Thanks. CINEcerely, Ignacio

Angel Caro, the owner of Revelado Reversible, the small format lab in Spain, gave me the first single-8 cartridge with Ektachrome 100 magnetic striped (in a fully dark room). I filmed this test with the direct sound camera Fuji Z850Sound. Full test report in the April issue of the british magazine International Movie Making. Thanks for looking! (sorry, the sound is only in Spanish)

Fear Juergen: My book arrived yesterday, just for read the first week end without Kodachrome. Thanks. Ignacio Benedeti, Spain

Fantastic!

Many thanks to both for your kind commentaries. In 6 minutes Dwayne´s is accepting the very last Kodachrome film. The end of a era. Very sad.

2010: LA CORUNNA IN SUPER-8 KODACHROME (english track version) is my tribute to the Kodachrome, filmed this year in Iscorama using Kodachrome Super-8 film loaded in Single 8 cartridges: Thanks for looking! Ignacio

Hi: the correct address for the new web is: http://www.super8today.net/ PS Chris is selling Kodachrome super-8 cartridges from the very last bach made for Super 8 in packs of 5 at only 75 USD, including postage: chris@super8today.net