Dear Friends,
I have a Bolex H16. I have always used normal 16mm stock to shoot with
this camera. However, Kodak (India) says that they can only import super
16mm black and white stock. I wanted to make sure it is possible for me to
use Super 16mm stock with my bolex before ordering the same.
Hi Shumona,
Yes it's the same - it's just single perf (so a super-16 camera can
shoot a wider picture to the edge)
Pip
At 15:54 +0530 25/12/12, Shumona Goel wrote:
Dear Friends,
I have a Bolex H16. I have always used normal 16mm stock to shoot
with this camera. However, Kodak (India) says
Thanks, Pip. In case I need to blow up to 35mm, how much picture will I
lose? Is it possible to get the full normal 16mm frame in the blow up?
On Tue, Dec 25, 2012 at 3:57 PM, Pip Chodorov framewo...@re-voir.comwrote:
Hi Shumona,
Yes it's the same - it's just single perf (so a super-16
You don't have to lose any. The 16mm stock will capture a full 16mm
frame. When you blow up you can choose how you frame it - whether the
image remains 1.33 with black on the sides, or if you zoom in to make
a 1.66 or 1.85 picture with the top and bottom cut off, or if you
choose an academy
Ok, I just wanted to make sure before shooting. Do you have a lab you can
recommend for processing 16mm and blow up to 35mm? The blow up is not yet
confirmed (depends on sound issues) but would be good to be prepared from
now. There are no labs in Bombay that are processing black and white
I'm sure many people on this list can recommend labs they have worked with.
I work with Jack Rizzo metroj...@hotmail.com in New York.
He is a good technician who can find solutions to problems and he is
experimental-filmmaker-friendly!
At 16:17 +0530 25/12/12, Shumona Goel wrote:
Ok, I just
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What they mean is that it's single-perf stock, so just check to see if your
Bolex can run it-- the really old ones cannot (pre 1950 or so).
There's a specific serial number cut-off which I can't recall now, but it can
be easily found at many Bolex websites.
Dear Friends,
I have a
