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Topic: What Super8 Features would you pay for *new* if they were available next month?
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Ernie Zahn
Jedi Master Film Handler
Posts: 540
From: Greenwich, CT, USA
Registered: Oct 2004
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posted July 20, 2013 03:01 PM
Zechariah, personally I agree with you on that score. I would love to have Dark Knight as a feature.
Osi, that would be fantastic if they could loan it out to the German lab or to Steve who could then delegate.
Dominique, well there are a few things to consider. The changes in the Euro. The availability of stock has changed as well. Kodak has completely moved out of reversal film. That's why 100D rolls are so sought after. They don't use 100D to print these films (AFAIK) but the changes in availability says something about the global market of Super 8 stock, which is not disappearing but is certainly consolidating.
I can't comment on the availability of mag stripes.
35mm prints are harder to come by in some ways, simply because not many are being produced. If a movie hits 1,000 screens in the U.S. but 700 of them are digital then that's quite a lower number of 35mm prints that are ordered for release.
There is a 35mm release of Skyfall for example but I remember hearing that it was a very limited release because Sony is trying to push their Cinema 4K suite of products. On the other hand, 10 years ago, any film had many many 35mm release prints out there in theaters, which means higher chances that some of them could end up in the wild.
I have a couple sources to get my hands on 35mm Blade Runner prints. I'm going to investigate the first source tomorrow. No promises though! I'll report back either way.
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