Dennis Toeppen

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The point is that it employs educators... They need to be kept off the streets.

It's now on youtube with unused footage included. They stopped by the Mad Men Hershey, PA victorian. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xqJkQA2myFc

It's now on youtube with unused footage included. They stopped by the Mad Men Hershey, PA victorian.

Exactly. I think Dwayne's has a C-41 line, but I don't know how it's set up. Their Kodachrome processor had 1000' or 2000' input and output reels. If their C-41 line is similar, I guess they could use it to process cine. I sort of assume that most C-41 lines are set up for very small batches. But I don't really know for sure.

The best archival medium I am aware of is called Kodachrome.

How much for the LT package?

https://www.orwo.wtf/blog/production-begins-on-our-brand-new-colour-cine-film

Maybe this will help me move the ~130 rolls of S8 7285 I have in the freezer.

I was shocked to see this...happy shocked, like if a high-end restaurant was giving out free meals shocked. Maybe the Gen-X and Millennial kids can drive up demand sufficiently to warrant restoration of production of Kodachrome.

Better URL: https://www.nbc.com/nbc-nightly-news/video/film-is-not-dead-demand-soars-for-vintage-cameras-in-developing-trend/NBCN890053734

Two thumbs up to Gadi Scwartz and his crew for their excellent production and story. It's the final story: https://www.nbcnews.com/nightly-news-netcast/video/nightly-news-full-broadcast-february-17th-133437509920 I was unable to locate the story as a standalone videeyo.

How much for the Eiffel olive oil?

That would work fine until signal moves and train enters frame. My inability to precisely trigger shutter would lead to jumpy motion. Funny that an advanced camera can't do something easy. I don't think it can even do single frame at a reasonable shutter speed. Even a Bolex RX5 can do that ?

Oh, interesting. I didn't think about shutter angle. I have a shutter tool, but I'm afraid to use it. I was planning on displaying it as time-lapse, rather than correcting back to real time. Thanks for the shutter angle comment. That was very helpful. There's a good chance I'll try <8 fps with shutter closed down. I'm still interested in learning if there is any intervalometer box I can use. I could avoid troublesome shutter fiddling in the field if I had a device.

Huh. For some reason, I thought 8 fps was the minimum for this camera. It could be that I didn't want to venture below 1/8 second esposure due to motion blur.

Hello, I need to shoot a sequence of moves by a railroad semaphore signal. Sequence takes about 12 minutes from start to finish. I've tried shooting at 8 fps as a poor substitute for time-lapse. It is a poor substitute for time-lapse. Does anyone know manufacturer/model of an inexpensive device that can facilitate shooting time-lapes with 235? Thanks in advance for any knowledge/experience you toss my way.

I've had problems with asian buyers using forwarders.

Oh man, that is going to be a PITA. Don't go through Sarnia...unless you want to be delayed and have film exposed (destroyed).

I don't have anything against international buyers, but I won't do an Ebay transaction with an international buyer for a variety of reasons. If you're interested in the eyepiece, I'll be happy to sell it to you here.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/403859022807 This is brand-new from Arri Munich and it includes the magnetic eyecup. BHphoto is selling it for $3780 with a long lead time.

I have a ton of 2R 16mm Tri-X - about 3000' feet. It's 1000' per core. Price would be $1.50/foot. I have two 100' rolls on Ebay right now: https://www.ebay.com/itm/314133053361 A third roll is in stock but is not listed.

Does anyone know which models of Alexa this will actually work with? I'm able to find plenty of conflicting info on the interwebs, but nothing particularly authoritative, like a list on Arri website. https://www.ebay.com/itm/403859022807 Thank you in advance for any info.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/314116651807 This was purchased directly from Fuji LA in 2013 and spooled by Yale. It went into my dedicated film freezer the moment I got it. I sort of forgot about it until I found it a couple weeks ago.

Wow, cool. Also, it doesn't suffer from "Bolex Sparkle", so it might be possible to use near people without getting sucked into conversations constantly.