The color and clarity of the transfers is impressive. I have a few Super-8 films I did in the late '70's. I lived at a student Co-op, Lothlorien, in Berkeley while going to College there and made some Super-8 films of the house and people. It would be great to have a good transfer of that and others I made around then.
Happy New Year! -- Enric --- In [email protected], "Jen Proctor" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi everyone, > > To bring in the new year, Aaron and I have officially launched Lost in > Light, http://lostinlight.org! Thanks to everyone who contributed at > Have Money Will Vlog and through generous comments and support. > > For those of you new to the project, Lost in Light is a Super 8/8mm > film to video transfer service and videoblog devoted to all things > related to 8mm film. We transfer 8mm movies to video for free, and > post excerpts of the films to the site, as well as articles, creative > work, and lots more info related to the preservation and continuation > of the 8mm format. We also make many of the films we post available > for Creative Commons based sharing and remixing. > > So, we're now ready to start accepting films for transfer! Ordering > instructions are available on the site or at this link: > http://lostinlight.org/free-film-transfers/. You can get a sense of > the really excellent quality of the flickerless transfer from our > first post of the year--an excerpt from one of Aaron's aunt's home > movies from Christmas 1966. > > Have a fantastic new year! > > Jen & Aaron > http://lostinlight.org > http://jenniferproctor.com > http://aaronvaldez.com > http://valdezatron.com >
