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WHY DID YOU POST THE WORD "FUCK ISLAM" ON MY VIDEOS? I AM A MUSLIM. I THINK YOU OUGHT TO LEARN HOW TO RESPECT OTHER PEOPLE RELIGIONS AND I BELIEVE U OWE ME AN APOLOGY.
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AND THIS IS MY SECOND POSTING. WHY DID U DELETE MY POST ASKING AN EXPLANATION FROM YOU REGARDING THIS MATTER? PLS REPLY.
darklegendzine 4 months ago
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WHY DID YOU POST THE WORD "FUCK ISLAM" ON MY VIDEOS? I AM A MUSLIM. I THINK YOU OUGHT TO LEARN HOW TO RESPECT OTHER PEOPLE RELIGIONS AND I BELIEVE U OWE ME AN APOLOGY.
-RDL
darklegendzine 4 months ago
I really enjoy you work here, may God bless you with time to continue on, your gifted.
olengivens 4 months ago
Nice video, bro!
MILLANNNNNNNNNNNNNNN 7 months ago
My father was a 16 mm, 8mm and Super8mm amateur film maker because also my grandfather was so, and he has films about his life since he was two years old...he is 81 now. Watching this great video of yours has reminded me of my family's films and all the nostalgia around them, specially the sound of the projector... thank you very much for this.
Fancylooks 1 year ago
11/14/09
good experience seeing your work here, ZmajSnoshaj. I plan to see more of your films in regular 8 mm.
My dad owned a Keystone regular 8 mm camera in Ohio. We made family films back then.
Thomas
dadhiltonmps 2 years ago 3
That's one neat piece of technology!
prowokator 2 years ago 3
...by the way, isn't it cool how 8mm movies have a "vintage" look to them...even though you shoot them in modern times! You can also still get Super-8 movie film, but I personally just prefer using Regular 8mm because I like working wtih the spools, and Regular 8mm cameras are older and just seem to be more solid and better made. Brownies are cool little cameras, but you should also look for the Bolex K2. It's a really nice 8mm camera. It shows up on eBay sometimes.
ct92404 2 years ago 4
Yes... we're cut from the same cloth.
I think it's kind of neat how the 1938 Zeiss is in very close chronological alignemnt with the 1939 Hammond Novachord used for the score...
I strive for modern vintage.
ZmajSnoshaj 2 years ago
Weird, but interesting video! I just wanted to let you know that Dwayne's Photo is NOT the only place where you can order Regular 8mm movie film and get it developed. There are a lot of other places, just do a search on Google. There's another place I know of, called Spectra Film and Video, in Hollywood, California. Ektachrome 100D is the only COLOR Regular 8mm film I know of, but there are many different kinds of B&W film available.
ct92404 2 years ago 3