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dumb question. as someone who shot plenty of super 8 about 35 years ago, what I don't see here is the projector? That was the part that sort of sucked (not
by zzzeek 11y ago
dumb question. as someone who shot plenty of super 8 about 35 years ago, what I don't see here is the projector? That was the part that sort of sucked (not to mention editing). You still need a projector to consume this media, right? Or is it just teleported through some hipster USB device now...
- serge2k 11y agoThey include processing and digital transfer. it's teleported to some hipster cloud storage now.
- ghaff 11y agoIt's color negative film anyway. Probably gives better quality scans and is a bit cheaper. [Edit: And actually I don't believe Kodak makes a reversal Super 8 film any longer, although others do.]
- mng2 11y agoYeah, Kodachrome processing stopped about 5 years ago, since the chemicals were too nasty. I think Kodak still sells B&W reversal though.