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    Do any members know if there were any available back in the day, if so what titles were available.
    John

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    I have forgotten the title, but there is a drama, black n white, in scope. I have seen it up for sale twice in 15 years.

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    • #3
      I have a feeling there were some in hire libraries like Derann. But I don't think I downloaded any of those from The Derann Vaults Facebook group.

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      • #4
        It's a Wonderful World 1956 A Ted Heath musical available in colour and scope in standard eight.
        Never seen one for sale on the secondhand market

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        • #5
          Looks like I will have keep looking, it’s very rare to even find anything on standard 8 sound these days. There must be loads of stuff out there, after all in the early days of mag sound before Super 8 hit the market there were lots of libraries and prints of features were been knocked out for sale or hire. Always loved the gauge , used to use a Bolex K1 and with Kodachrome 2 the results were outstanding. My projector was Eumig 810 HQS , this I bought the Saturday before VAT was introduced on the following Monday.Shot miles of footage ,some I mag striped to add music effects etc. All my home movies I have transferred to DVD. Kept all the original film and it still projects well with no colour probs.
          John

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          • #6
            It really is amazing as to how sharp some of those standard 8mm prints, especially those Blackhawk Films!

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            • #7
              The only feature I know is I MARRIED A WOMAN with George Gobel and Diana Dors. Then there are the squeezed Columbia one reel Japanese monster movies,plus I have found two Film Office Disneys, "Ragged Bear" and "Bearly Asleep" in b&w sound.

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              • #8
                Thanks to members who responded. It looks as though they are thin on the ground. The only scope film I have is one (100ft) I shot on my Bolex K1 with a large anamorphic lens attached via a homemade bracket, the results were epic, even better when I use my Kodak 8 with HID lighting and f1.1 Emig prime lens. I always loved filming using K2, fabulous colours and pin sharp definition. Can't wait for the Cine fairs to kick in again, always on the lookout for something interesting.
                John

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                • #9
                  The 200' version of Columbia's "First Men in the Moon" is in Scope, I've had that a few times on Standard 8, although it's not stated on the box, perhaps a lab oversight, who knows, but it's definitly squeezed throughout the reel.

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                  • #10
                    "I Married A Woman", that was the title!

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                    • #11
                      I have it, but on Super 8 and not very well exposed.

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ID:	33575 There is a post on Facebook I noticed from a chap who ran a film library way back when.
                        Had the rights to a film called “Black zoo“ And had two prints made of that in standard eight, colour and sound. Sadly he has no idea where it is now
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                        Last edited by Joe McAllister; May 03, 2021, 01:21 PM.

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