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  • #16
    Phillip Hamilton could explain the "Pal" digital format better than I

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    • #17
      Originally posted by Brian Fretwell View Post
      PAL is an analogue system (Phase Alternate Line) not a Digital one the only digital version would be on D3 composite tapes. It is normally 50fields/second, 575 active lines so I don't understand why he would want that format.
      He can accept PAL formatted video digitally but it will be down converted from 25 fps to 24 fps. His computer software that handles the printing will make adjustments if need be. I don’t know how good it does this though. I have alway provided eithe 23.98 or 24 FPS files in MP4 format and they present no problem.

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      • #18
        Seven euros per minute - including striping and recording - is almost unbelievable! I can only assume that buying the stock in bulk makes huge difference, but it still amazes me that any profit can be made at that price.

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        • #19
          Though it is a business for the fellow, it really is a labor of love for him. He takes incredible care in the production of prints. I have a number of "autobiographical" emails and sometime in the future, with his permission, I will do his background story and what has led to his going out of his way to actually invent his one and only process for super 8. ( one and only with his specific process, not the only source for super 8).

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          • #20
            Ive always wanted The Poseidon adventure on super 8, preferably full length. Can some kind soul please advise who the gentleman is in Italy providing this wonderful service, a webs site or email address? Thank you

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            • #21
              Mark-Sent you a PM.

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              • #22
                Originally posted by Osi Osgood View Post
                Though it is a business for the fellow, it really is a labor of love for him...
                Osi - If you're able to tell his story at some point, I'm sure it will be fascinating reading. If he's doing the striping and the recording, as well as assembling the specialised equipment needed for printing, that shows a remarkable set of skills. I'm guessing that he may have an engineering background, but I also salute his enterprising nature and love for film.

                It's interesting that Italy seems to have become the leading country for innovative services linked to 8 and 16mm films. I'm hoping the next development there will be a solution that collectors can apply to prints every 10 years of so, to halt VS!

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                • #23
                  Originally posted by Adrian Winchester View Post
                  It's interesting that Italy seems to have become the leading country for innovative services linked to 8 and 16mm films.
                  Don't forget 9.5, please. Alberto provides also an excellent 9.5 striping service.

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                  • #24
                    Movie Magnetic:

                    Alberto Vangelisti

                    Via Don Milani 43
                    52028 Terranueva Braccioloni (AR)

                    ITALY


                    https://www.filmkorn.org/magnet-stri...ction/?lang=en


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                    • #25
                      Just one thing to remember, while I absolutely love his service and am really in awe of what this one man show can do, please understand that he is not on our time, we are on his time. What I mean by that is that if you expect to get films on a quick, timely manner, don't. He does an excellent job, but he gets them done as he is able to, but his work is well worth the wait! 😀

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                      • #26
                        While Alberto does take a while, for me it’s been about 6 months to receive a striped print. It’s always worth the wait. I thought I’d give the other guy a go to see what the quality was like. 14 months later I still have no idea if I’ll ever receive anything. I’ve had hardly any information from him and to be honest it’s a waste of time.

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                        • #27
                          Does/can he record a file to 16mm and stripe and record the sound? This sounds so awesome!!

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                          • #28
                            Hi Alexander

                            Yes, Alberto can stripe 16 mm and record. But remember two will be an analog soundtrack. It won’t be in stereo unless you have a 16mm stereo projector which is rare. But it does sound good.

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                            • #29
                              I have a print in French that I might get striped and recorded in english. Thank you Ken

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