Re: [Frameworks] Filming a film projection

2012-06-16 Thread mat fleming
Thank you everyone who gave tips. Sounds like I just need to give it a shot and try to match the speeds as much as possible. Amazing to hear you can do blow ups Graeme. I'll defo be asking you more about that in the near future! Between us we have it covered then because we can do reductions up

Re: [Frameworks] Filming a film projection

2012-06-15 Thread Scott Dorsey
If the speeds are mismatched, they will flicker at the difference rate. Try it yourself, stick a piece of paper in the gate of the 35mm projector, or a small groundglass, and look at the image projected where the film would be. With a 35mm camera that has a mirror shutter, you can adjust the

[Frameworks] Filming a Film Projection

2012-06-15 Thread Ken Paul Rosenthal
Are you re-photographing your film projections with a film camera or a video camera. Regarding the former, I've had TONS of experience re-photographing film projections, particularly with the Eumig Mark 610D, and have never experienced significant flicker. I suppose that is because you are