Super 8 - Hacking Ektachrome 64T

Test roll of Ektachrome 64T exposed as a roll of 40 ASA film. Cartridge was hacked (though really re-notched) to have the camera meter it as an ASA 40 speed film.

Camera used was a Canon 310XL, tungsten filter on. All lighting was existing household lamps, no color correction performed. Any instance of fluorescent lamps would cause a green hue.

DIY Telecine
Camera used was a Canon 310XL, tungsten filter on, no notch hack. All lighting was existing household lamps, no color correction performed. Any instance of fluorescent lamps would cause a green hue.

DIY Telecine

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• Ekatchrome
• Super 8
• Super+8
• 8mm
• 64T
• Kodak
• DIY Telecine
• Telecine
• Happyslip

[PARRAVISION]

looks great! who did the processing?

[x05e]

Thanks! This was developed by Dwayne's photo in Kansas.

[bobcranehomevids]

love your style, the way you shoot and cut, awesome stuff.

[x05e]

Thanks. Have you film -tested your Canon yet?

[joeepperson]

I just recently bought a Canon 310XL and i have no idea what film I need, but I really want to start shooting. I plan to shoot mostly outdoors.

Could you please help me out?

[x05e]

Also, keep the filter at the tungsten (bulb) icon for the Vision 200T. It can be color corrected in post, and ensures the exposure to be set to 100 ASA (one stop overexposed...this is by design of Kodak to give you tighter grain and color density).

[KRAFTWERK2K6]

Wow. definitelly a pure Tungsten film. It really shows its strentgh under artificial light conditions. If i only could effort shooting on film much more... :)

[bobcranehomevids]

I have and it's going great, thanks.

[MarioLoco03]

good stuff....i have 8mm video also

[IIIIFile13IIII]

happyslip!!!!

[Clarkthek]

Hey that was Happyslip!