Stanislav Schubert

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Film is sold. ARRI Magazine available https://www.ebay.com/itm/165084043581

Excellent++ condition original ARRI film magazine for Arriflex 16 BL movie camera 500ft 16 mm film single and double perforation, full working condition. In film mag mechanics is serviced, clean and clear inside, outside have small scratchers for using. The price: 150 USD+ shipping New Kodak 16 mm film stock 1 can 400 ft (122m) - 7207 - 250D daylight color film, iso 250. Purchased in Kodak's official embassy in Russia, in 2020. Froze refrigerating storage. The price: 140 USD+ shipping email: schubert@ngs.ru Worldwide shipping.

Konvas 1KSR Review and film loading guide English subtitle

like this clip: (see right side) all stocks processed in LOMO 30m tank

Lomo tank only 30 m fim max loading, and uneven developing left-right.

In the park, of course, not Titov's spacecraft, this is a capsule of the later Soyuz spacecraft. Shepard has an automatic camera

About the footage of Gagarin in space, it was not a movie camera on board, it is a TV broadcast from a TV camera in a spaceship, filmed on Earth from a monitor screen on film. About Alan Shepard on May 5 - firstly, this cannot be called a full-fledged space flight, the height is not so great, and Shepard did not shoot with a movie camera, those color frames were shot with an automatic movie camera on a spaceship Therefore, Titov can be considered the first full-fledged space cameraman - after all, he filmed himself, with the help of a hand-held film camera Konvas on board the spacecraft. About the Americans on the Moon - in these frames, the video quality is very low, it is difficult to make out there. If they had a full-fledged filming with a 35 mm movie camera on the Moon, it would be clear whether this is true or not ...

Gagarin's flight has filming before launch on Earth and recording of a voice in flight on the air. I don’t know about Shepard, only the first full-fledged filming is known, made by Titov in August 1961 Full version Konvas 1KCR Review with English subtitles

We filmed with a movie camera the Konvas-automat 1KSR of 1958 on black and white 35 mm film Agfa Avifot 200. It was with the same movie camera that the second cosmonaut German Titov on August 6, 1961, from the Vostok-2 spacecraft, made the world's first space filming! In memory of this event, we restored the Konvas movie camera and made these filming. Now we dream of sending this movie camera to the ISS so that modern cosmonauts can film it, paying tribute to the memory of the generation of the First Ones and 60s anniversary first space films hoot . To help our project and donate: Paypal: museum3@yandex.ru https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EcYprBL_P8M

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