Jacek Zagaja

I am experienced drum scanner user (not only) and interested in Lasergraphic 16k output for 35mm stills. Anyone? To make story short: most drum scanners are 12 bits and very worn that means fine details are lost due to register error. Also wrote inversion plugin back in 2004 for Photoshop. My sample scans (Scanmate): https://drive.google.com/open?id=0ByP8kkW_h00uY0ZfdDQwa2ZCMGc

Thanks. tried, she replied they don't develop while I asked for scan.

Do you know lab that scans 8-10K photographic frames in Europe? Cinelab London does not respond.

Motor and meter was working with linear power supply connected. I did LM317 for the meter and when assembled grip and connected 6x1,5V high current passed through and I could smell bad odour. Now only solenoid works. Do you know which wires for main motor?

Looking for SM if exists. Main motor does not work, only zoom motor and solenoid.

In Poland Mr. Stanislaw Kwiatkowski (former director at Panavision) - very best man, also makes modds. (PM me if you need contact)

Aaton XTR but location is EU.

still avaiable

3000$, pictures: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0ByP8kkW_h00uLTNacnRWcWhuLTQ

Located in Szczecin, Poland. Recently inspected and adjusted by Stanislaw Kwiatkowski (Panavision). I grinded the body for futher refinnish. Three mags, three batteries, checker and charger. Origin master clock. I bought extra wooden handles. Flying case. Pictures: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0ByP8kkW_h00uLTNacnRWcWhuLTQ Contact: jzagaja (gmail)

I have a large XTR production set.

You can make positive print out of Kodak Vision. It's cheap for Double8 film as labs charges 50cents for 16mm film. I think it will outperform slides. Will test soon.

HD version of the film from 1939 - amazing quality, better than my recent 16mm! https://drive.google.com/open?id=0ByP8kkW_h00uRHdFelROYzBaWDg

I wrote to film archive in Germany maybe they will be interested and scan profesjonally that collection.

Or do positive copy from Vision 50D - cost effective, imagine how long you can film from 400ft can. That's why Kodak should reactivate 2x8mm stock. Can be Kodachrome too? (1939, Odra River, just few days before IIWW start) https://drive.google.com/open?id=0ByP8kkW_h00uQXFoVW4xb3Nicmc