From: Joost Rekveld (email suppressed)
Date: Mon May 08 2006 - 13:26:23 PDT
Hi,
I own one too, tried, and gave up where you just got started.
Went on to buy an ancient 35mil camera instead.
I don't know of any microfilmcamera filming, but I do remember a black
and white film on 35mil, shot with a 35mm photo camera, so there is
this flicker rhythm of alternating frames going on (since photo camera
frames are 8 perf and 35mil cinema frames 4 frames, but you knew that
already..).
I am very sorry that I dont remember the title of the film or the name
of the filmmaker, but I seem to remember it was by an Austrian.
Marc Adrian, an early Tscherkassky ? I don't know..
ciao,
Joost.
On 8 May 2006, at 19:21, Adrian Tagmenveca wrote:
> Hey folks. I've been goofing off with brightly colored construction
> paper and microfilming cameras for the past year or so - just making
> stuttering jumping flashing nonsense. It's a cheap way to shoot 35mm
> film and it allows for variable sizes of images (over a tiny fraction
> of one frame to several frames). Anyway - just wondering if there are
> examples of folks making motion picture films with microfilming
> cameras in the past - I'm not aware of any, so I figured I'd put the
> question to ya.
>
> Thanks!
> A. Tagmenveca
>
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