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A review of film stocks and cameras used through 2008.

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  • Steve plus 8 months ago
    which is yoru favorite
    BTW who did you use to process the film?
    how much was it?
  • lealar 8 months ago
    Hard to say, the Velvia I like for it's "Kodachrome on mescalin" look, the higher speed negative stocks for how they handle low lighting and nighttime shooting. The B&W for its classic noir feel, and the much missed K-40 for its colors and low granularity. My least favorite is the made of sand paper Ektachrome 64T.

    For developing I used Spectra for the Kodak negatives, Dwaynes for K-40 and Ektachrome, and Pro8 for their own stock. They each ran about $20 a roll, though Pro8 offers their stock at $30 with processing included.
  • Steve plus 8 months ago
    wow sounds like it gets super complicated....daym never knew it was so complicated...well I just scored a super 8 camera of ebay and iwas looking to buy some film to shoot vide of my kids.....any suggestions for filiming outdoor footage that has that classic Super 8 feel
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  • Jonathan Betz plus 7 months ago
    nice shots. how did you transfer to digital, and was it expensive?
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