From: Steve Polta (email suppressed)
Date: Sat Mar 20 2004 - 16:01:14 PST
I'm afraid you've got it backwards. 16mm will not do
well in yr 8mm cameras. The gears/claws will reach for
a sprocket hole that isn't there. You film will not
register properly. Assuming this is not what you want,
you need to get some 8mm film.
Try this guy:
http://members.aol.com/Super8mm/JohnSchwind.html
You didn't say where you are. In San Francisco you can
walk into Action Camera and buy Schwind's film over
the counter.
--- "L. Brandon Krall" <email suppressed> wrote:
> I have acquired some marvelous 8mm movie cameras and
> am preparing to try to
> spool some 16mm for them, to run a test +
> experiment_+*
>
> But realize someone in this space may know a lab
> that actually still
> processes and prepares this film_?!!
>
> Who knows something about that period in the early
> super 8 days_??
> Is it regular 8 when they exposed small 16mm spools
> / flipped the film, how,
> and then it was spit at processing__?
>
> All information most gratefuly received_+*
>
>
>
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