Ektachrome 64T - 24 fps

First time shooting at 24 fps with Kodak's Super 8 Ektachrome 64T.

Unfortunately there was hair in the camera's gate.

Filmed using a Bauer C700 XLM.

DIY Telecine

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• Super 8 Super+8 8mm HD
• Ektachrome
• Ektachrome 64T

[temperanceluv81]

what camera?

[x05e]

@temperanceluv81

Filmed using a Bauer C700 XLM.

[Rock123]

Great job!

[x05e]

@Rock123 Thanks! Should have made it longer, but wasn't sure how it would turn out.

[laurencerj1972]

@temperanceluv81 im glad the t64 has gone, it was the worst film i have ever used with tennis balls for grain, truly dreadful film, while the t64 was in production, i used my standard 8 with cinechrome 100d with stunning results and i am pleased to see kodak making it for super 8 now, great result!!

[Jmlexus]

@x05e lol i got a bunch of free 64t, but i suppose i can save that for outdoors. where do you buy your 200 and 500t? i usually get my stuff developed at yale film and video, but I don't think they do negative.

[x05e]

@Jmlexus I picked up a few cameras that meter 64T correctly, but they were non-XL. and required no mods. Why would I need an XL camera for a low speed grainy stock like 64T when I can use either 200 or 500T with incredible results?

[Jmlexus]

@x05e gotchya. I've been looking at the popular cannon 310xl, but it doesn't seem to be compatible with the 64t. people have been suggesting mods to make it work outside, but (since my eumig works great in the sun) Im not worried about that. it seems like a lot of these XL cameras require tricking the cartridge.

[x05e]

The XL was an acronym for "existing light"

[Jmlexus]

@x05e pardon my ignorance, but what does the "XL" signify? is that a manual iris control?