Jose luis villar

Neat image, but it is very important that the scanning of the film is very good and get as much detail as possible.

Hi Jeremy, but be careful because not all cameras work well, in my canon 1014 xls given me problems. In Beaulieu zm2 works great.

Here's another example, this time the noise reduction is more evident. The film is Tri-x and of course, super 8. The film also in Ochoypico transfer. Here the frames with and without post.

Hi Joel, I read in another forum you said that this could be a fake, it is not, is real Kodak does not pay me for it. It is true that there is some grain reduction and focus, but very little. The reasons to make it look different from other tests, are: 1 - I am a professional and I know what I do. 2 - excellent lens. 3 - Film Transfer excellent. 4 - Post excellent. 5 - The Kodak V3 50d is an excellent film with great detail and very little grain. Here two frames with and without post. I hope you stay calm, the 50D is capable of these results in Super 8 Sorry for my english

Hi Jeremy, one thing I forgot to say, YES I used the metal pressure plate I bought at Andec. The Schneider lens used is 6-66.

Here two frames to 1080.

I have a Beaulieu ZM2, Canon 814XLS y1014 XLS. The optical quality is better, by far,in the Beaulieu, followed by 814 and, finally, the 1014.

Yes, is shot with a super 8 Beaulieu 4008 ZM2.

Here is a little test that I filmed with Vision3 50d. This film has almost no grain and very high definition, love it! The film transfer is made in Ochoypico. https://vimeo.com/62358313

I think those are the most reliable canon cameras s8. I have a 4008 Beaulieu that optics is better in definition, but has not given me nothing but trouble.

Here another recent transfer by ochoypico, Vision3 200t and 500t with 1014 xls. https://vimeo.com/58302232