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Super 8 film stocks


Bucky OConnell

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Hey everyone i got a few questions i am hoping some of you can help me with. I am going to be shooting with a canon 1014 E and want to try some negative stocks, most likely Kodak vision2 200t. I would be shooting outdoors, and want to know if this is a good filmstock to use, and if so would i need to use an 85B filter? Get back to me when you can. thanks!

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The color correction filter is necessary for daylight. Praсtically, there is no difference between 85 and 85B

Almost all Super 8 cameras did come with a built in 85 filter. sometimes you have to put a 1/4 20 screw into the top of the camera where the "Movie bar Light" was intened to mount.

 

the 85 is close enough for colour negative as you have some fudge room when printing or scanning.

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