Re: [Frameworks] Film to digital photo to video on a JK

Hi Chris, my friend and I have JK's. He has developed a controller that will allow any digital slr to function as the capture device. It replaces the mechanical/cam driven device that comes with the JK. All that to say that I/w would be interested in participating in a more JK specific forum.

Re: [Frameworks] Film to digital photo to video on a JK

Don't think I've waded in on this, but forgive the redundancy if I have. Nicolas Rey has a setup at L'Abominable folks might be interested in, either in part or whole. Instead of a JK he uses a consumer projector--I think a variable speed running at something like 4 or 6 fps. On the other end

Re: [Frameworks] Film to digital photo to video on a JK

Well, I was about 20% right! On Thu, Nov 12, 2015 at 11:49 PM, Pip Chodorov wrote: > Oh sorry, of course the camera has a lens. > > At 13:42 +0900 13/11/15, Pip Chodorov wrote: > >> It runs at 18fps and the camera is a FireWire camera. There is no lens or >> ground glass

Re: [Frameworks] Film to digital photo to video on a JK

Oh sorry, of course the camera has a lens. At 13:42 +0900 13/11/15, Pip Chodorov wrote: It runs at 18fps and the camera is a FireWire camera. There is no lens or ground glass - the camera is focused on the film surface. ___ FrameWorks mailing list

Re: [Frameworks] Film to digital photo to video on a JK

Hi Sasha, Thanks for posting about that. Nicolas describes here how to make one: http://www.filmlabs.org/docs/telecine16eng.pdf It runs at 18fps and the camera is a FireWire camera. There is no lens or ground glass - the camera is focused on the film surface. It uses a contact on the flywheel to