Probably combined with an Arri BL, which was the ubiquitous camera that went
with the lens, as used by TV news crews all over the place, and certainly by
the BBC, before they switched to the Arri SR with Zeiss Distagon lenses in the
mid 1980s,
Nicky.
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I wrapped the film another time, and adjusted the rollers and arms a bit so
that there was no slack... within 40 minutes... 4 cycles of the film, it was
back to dragging on the floor again
my guess is that the loop is just tightening a bit with each cycle, thus
freeing up more film slack
How well are the splices made? If they're sort of uneven and bulge out, or
if there's any tape residue on that area of the print, that will cause
problems. Tightness of the film pack is also critical. If the film is wound
unevenly in any way that will cause problems, and if it's wound too tight
it
I think Frameworkers around the globe may have heard about the deeply
disturbing police violence in the United States. This chronic problem has
decades of history, but it received renewed media attention this summer
following another murder-by-police in Ferguson, Missouri. This weekend is a
Hi Amanda,
It's not a motorized looper is it?
The projector should be pulling film in the front as fast as it's
spitting it out the back.
Most loopers are driven by the projector so the only problem would be
if there is too much torque or friction or if the film is too heavy
and the projector
Running anything over 10 minutes I would recommend using a failsafe system
or have the projector under constant surveillance. The more film you have
on there the more likely it is to fail and one brain wrap will destroy
your projector.
On Sun, Oct 12, 2014 at 11:59 AM, Pip Chodorov
Thank you!
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On Oct 12, 2014, at 9:58 AM, Jonathan M. Hall jmh...@pomona.edu wrote:
I think Frameworkers around the globe may have heard about the deeply
disturbing police violence in the United States. This chronic problem has
decades of history, but it received
hmmm... interesting
i've checked all the splices. clean, smooth, double spliced, no residue or
tape goo...
the projector does not leak oil...
and i haven't had any seizing problems.
sadly it is not a motorized looper... i almost got one of those, but it was
booked before me so it's
I have never had this problem persist more than an hour or so.
Maybe you can contact Robert Miniaci for help as he makes 35mm
loopers in Montreal.
At 14:27 -0300 12/10/14, Amanda Christie wrote:
for those of you who have used these, or other styles of loopers
does it usually take a few
thanks pip!
i actually rented the looper from robert... and just got off the phone with
him... he says it can be normal and to just wait and let it run for a while
that it will balance itself
so... wait i shall... velvet on the floor... so at least the film is cleaning
itself as it
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hello,someone can tell us the cheapest way to buy super8 black/white in europe,
with and without development included,thank you,lea,
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Hi Lea,
Re:Voir carries this but out of stock at the moment.
When would you need it and how many rolls?
Here is the link:
http://www.re-voir.com/boutique/category.php?n=50orderby=priceorderway=ascid_lang=1id_category=18
We can also special order Foma or Kahl. It can be tricky to order
from Kahl
I don't know what the going rate is in Europe, but I know Wittner carries a
number of black and white stocks in Super-8 format:
http://www.wittner-kinotechnik.de/katalog/04_filmm/s8_filmm.php
-Stefan Grabowski
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Date: Mon, 13 Oct 2014
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