Kodak Ektachrome 64T Super 8 sample clip

[RecordGuy3434]

i love the way the old colors look...

[panthaprince]

hi gareth

could you explain why you used the filter...because of the daylight situation ?

[GarethFromChester]

That's correct; Ektachrome 64T requires an 85B filter when filming in natural daylight, otherwise the resulting footage will display a strong bluish cast. You can sometimes get acceptable results by just using the camera's built-in 85 daylight filter, although this can result in a slightly "colder" tone.

[super8sooty]

Very nice colours

[bobcranehomevids]

Nice footage, glad you know how to use a camera and can hold a shot, every video of super 8 footage on youtube is a pan after pan, finally an artistic well shot test with super 8 as opposed to these "watering the garden" beginner pans, you know how to shoot, nice one mate.

[davidshapcott]

hey man

nice contrast/saturation

is this cross-processed ?

[GarethFromChester]

No, it was just developed using the normal E6 reversal process. The vivid colours and the high contrast are due to bright sunlight at the time of shooting.

[ToothGrinderFilms]

nice exposure and colours man, but with the cost of developing the stock you should try and film something thats moving, or move the camera more - couldn't help thinking you might as well have taken stills photos! Well exposed tho.

[GarethFromChester]

A fair comment, thanks for the feedback! To be honest, these are just a few random shots which I took in order to use up the last few feet of the cartridge - the film had some holiday footage on it which I was looking forward to seeing, and I was really itching to get it sent off to Andec :) My other Super 8 clips usually feature a bit more motion than this :)

[GarethFromChester]

I sent this film to Andec Filmtechnik in Germany for processing. Their address is as follows:

Andec Filmtechnik

Hasenheide 9

D - 10967 Berlin

I hope this information helps!

[roaming2]

Very nice colors.

[pat1981lux]

I have some rolls of Kodachrome 40. Do they develop that there too?

[GarethFromChester]

I believe that K40 can now only be developed by Dwayne's Photo in the USA - apparently, they won't be offering the service for much longer :( You might like to take a look at their website for details of their services and prices.

[bassplayformer]

Hello, which country and whats the name of the lab where you developed the film? I need a lab which can develop my reversalfilms