ignacio benedeti

Dear Daniel: I send film for processing in regularly basis to Retro in Japan. Usually, by post, I receive the processed films in about 3 or 4 weeks (Spain to Japan, processing, striping and return), but only ONE WEEK with DHL. CINEcerely, Ignacio

I have purchased 5 super-8 Kodachrome cartridges, slitted from the last master roll and keep refrigerated, from the friend Chris Cottril. The very last supplies (dated march 2006) of super-8 Kodachrome, are on sale in packs of 5 cartridges at only $ 75 , with FREE SHIPING within USA. The address is chris@super8today.com Good Kodachrome filming for all for last time!!! CINEcerely, Ignacio

Thanks for the test, very interesting. Your video is, also, very nice.

The last issue of the british magazine International Movie Making publish a test report about the Zenit Quarz 8 XL: http://www.ibcinema.com/ib2006/super8/zenit_quarz_8xl.pdf

This a short movie about a open air 35 mm circuit in Spain, filmed in Ektachrome 100D (except two takes in Fuji Provia 100), using Canon 1014XLS and Canon 310AF. Artesanally processed.

Test report about the Fumeo super-16 mm xenon projector, published last june by the british magazine International Movie Making: http://www.ibcinema.com/ib2006/super8/fumeoxenon.pdf

Last year was available, for first and last time in the history, Kodachrome film loaded in single 8 cartridges. I have filmed my 2009 annual familiar hollidays in Kodachrome Single 8, using the Iscorama 36 1.5 x anamorphic, with the Leitz 10 mm prime lens, with the Fuji ZC1000. This clip is the main title and the end title on the film. All the effects (4 pictures in 1) and superimposing titles are made in camera! The sound is recorded on the magnetic stripes using a Fujicascope SD 25 projector. Read about the making in: http://www.ibcinema.com/ib2006/super8/f_provia.pdf

I am using currently the 2:1 format using Iscorama lens with the ZC1000. Look this clip, filmed last week, in Velvia 50, exposed at 30 ISO, with the ZC1000, Leitz 10 mm prime lens and Iscorama 36: