Kodak Brownie 500 8mm Film Projector Demonstration
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@Driver-UK4 ай бұрын
Great thanks for this video from Manchester England 👍
@ottronics6457
2 ай бұрын
Appreciate it hope it helped you out some
@MikeLaarzen4 ай бұрын
Good old Double 8... I started making home movies using the same format, although it was already since long outdated at that time. The films were still available at some photo shops. The cost of the material forced you to think about every meter you shot. I also shot quite a few movies using Super 8. Ah good memories...
@dalemettee11473 ай бұрын
I didn't have or use 8 mm film but I did use super 8. Used a very expensive camera a Bolex S155. It didn't have a lot of self controlled settings. Most adjustments were manual and the lens glass was really sharp. Super 8 film was loaded into plastic cartridges, 50 feet in length ( about 3.5 mins. of shooting time). When complete, the package was sent in to be processed. Two weeks later you got your film back on plastic reels with white leader attached. If you were like me, you would need to splice the reels together to complete the total film story. Sometimes, I would have to put together as many 5 or 6 reels. larger steel reels were needed to hold all of this film. An editor was used and the projector was a Kodak also but the film was threaded automatically. My model also had a zoom lens to adjust the size of the final image. what killed this projector was the main gear that drove the machinery. It stripped out and there wasn't a replacement available. Then came Beta video tape. A whole new story was then started. Another bunch of money spent for this format. The nicest thing about video tape was sound was included.
@ottronics6457
2 ай бұрын
I thought I remember Super 8 having sound right at the end ? Yes when they made tape affordable to the public it killed a lot of film. I think Beta was best but the public bought VHS so that is how it went.
@kathleenbostickmiller441611 күн бұрын
May I ask who or what did you use to transfer these to another, newer viewing method?
@stevewhite3649
10 күн бұрын
Wolverine Digital Movie Maker I have a video demonstration of the machine on this channel you will have to search this channel I don't have the link shows the machine and method.
Пікірлер: 8
Great thanks for this video from Manchester England 👍
@ottronics6457
2 ай бұрын
Appreciate it hope it helped you out some
Good old Double 8... I started making home movies using the same format, although it was already since long outdated at that time. The films were still available at some photo shops. The cost of the material forced you to think about every meter you shot. I also shot quite a few movies using Super 8. Ah good memories...
I didn't have or use 8 mm film but I did use super 8. Used a very expensive camera a Bolex S155. It didn't have a lot of self controlled settings. Most adjustments were manual and the lens glass was really sharp. Super 8 film was loaded into plastic cartridges, 50 feet in length ( about 3.5 mins. of shooting time). When complete, the package was sent in to be processed. Two weeks later you got your film back on plastic reels with white leader attached. If you were like me, you would need to splice the reels together to complete the total film story. Sometimes, I would have to put together as many 5 or 6 reels. larger steel reels were needed to hold all of this film. An editor was used and the projector was a Kodak also but the film was threaded automatically. My model also had a zoom lens to adjust the size of the final image. what killed this projector was the main gear that drove the machinery. It stripped out and there wasn't a replacement available. Then came Beta video tape. A whole new story was then started. Another bunch of money spent for this format. The nicest thing about video tape was sound was included.
@ottronics6457
2 ай бұрын
I thought I remember Super 8 having sound right at the end ? Yes when they made tape affordable to the public it killed a lot of film. I think Beta was best but the public bought VHS so that is how it went.
May I ask who or what did you use to transfer these to another, newer viewing method?
@stevewhite3649
10 күн бұрын
Wolverine Digital Movie Maker I have a video demonstration of the machine on this channel you will have to search this channel I don't have the link shows the machine and method.