David Sekanina

It's the light and the color grade, and Fincher's hate for the color pink:

Horses for courses. Some amazing films were shot on BLs, so I'd consider it, if the rental is significantly cheaper - or even buy one. Alan Gordon sold a 2perf BL two years ago for around 14K.

Some BL3s and BL4s were converted to 2 perf. I guess Panavison converted some of their cameras to 2 perf as well.

Camtec Motion Picture Camera Rentals in L.A.

ARRI rental Munich PS: were you able to get a replacement board for your XTR?

I'd contact Danny at cinefacilities.com

Thank you Tyler for the tests ?

The motor is directly attached.

Correct, you get one frame per revolution on Aaton cameras. The drives were custom built for Aaton, not off the shelf drives, and changed with almost every model.

Try Charles Pickel at Serious Gear in Seattle.

A short video about Watershot Inc's underwater housing for the ARRI III:

It reminds me of these low profile mags made for this underwater housing: https://www.cinematheque.fr/fr/catalogues/appareils/collection/camera-sous-marine-film-35-mmap-18-3238.html

Wonderful Aapo, congrats!

Marc, you can find many battery contact springs and contact solids on Digikey. And you can model the holder in Freecad or even Blender.

When sending expensive equipment for repair, you should fill out the forms for outward processing traffic (passiver Veredelungsverkehr). This usually costs 150-200$ depending on the country. This makes sense when sending a 25000$ camera for repair, and avoiding the 8-10% "re-import" tax. You still have to pay VAT on the repair cost, but not on the whole camera, plus the customs processing, which is separate from VAT. For less expensive goods, you can try and state in the shipping documents: "temporary export for repair" and "return from repair" and just add the value for the repair, which will be taxed. But it does not always work. I agree, it's a pain.

Thank you Robert. I knew the Arriscan does it from what I've seen at Cinegrell, but wasn't sure about the other scanners.

The color of the base of the film is quite different to other color film stocks. Should scanning facilities modify their scanning procedure, and plug-in creators create a special profile for ORWO conversion to positive? Or do the current methods work well?

Not sure what you're trying to say Simon. Do you suspect the ORWO film is just manufactured by Kodak like Cinestill?

Wow! Only 117€ for a roll of 400ft 16mm. I will try it out as well. Thanks for the link Tyler.

Thank you Jürgen, mine arrived a few days ago - it's beautiful!

Hey Aapo, wouldn't a Kickstarter campaign for the most popular controller be of help? I mean you have the prototypes to show.

Just to get an idea of the grain size relative to the negative size, are these full frame 35mm stills or frames from a super 35 motion picture camera , or S16 motion picture camera? Thank you

Yes, it's called a depth of field rack. https://cinefade.com/system

'The Baldlands' looks wonderful and charming - thanks for the link ?