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Super 8mm film sales, processing & transfer packages - Super 8

Super 8mm film (Ektachrome 100D and Tri-X) sales, processing and transfer packages

In 1965, Kodak introduced Super 8 (and Fuji Single 8). It had a clever notching system that told the camera at what ASA to expose the film and the film lab at what ASA the film was shot. With a larger frame size, better emulsion process, and better precision feed process through the camera gate. Add to that the ability to add sound. Super 8 came in optical and magnetic sound varieties with the ability to add an extra sound strip after taking the film. Whereas Standard 8mm film was in fact 25ft of 16mm film that was cut in two at development, Super 8 was provided as a cartridge. This meant three main differences: the camera could be more easily loaded; the pressure plate was not as stable as it was a disposable plastic part mounted inside the plastic cartridge rather than being a metal part of the camera; and it could no longer be used for trick photography (eg. double exposure) as in Standard 8, Super 8 sound film became available in 1973 and ceased production in 1997. A 200ft Super 8 cartridge was also available for a short period of time. In 2005 Kodachrome, the most popular film was replaced by Ektachrome 64T and Kodak shut its last lab. Prior to this, processing was included in the price of a cartridge of Kodachrome 40. Ektachrome 64T has since been replaced with Ektachrome 100D.

DVD Infinity is now able to offer sales, processing and transfer packages. Your film is bought, processed and transferred through DVD Infinity in Australia. Processing is done manually to avoid scratching. Transfer is performed by DVD Infinity's world renowned scanning systems.

The packages include:

Sales of 4 x 50ft Ektachrome 100D or Tri-X Super 8 cartridges

Ektachrome 100D and Tri-X Super 8 cartridges are always fresh stock

Processing of 4 x 50ft Ektachrome 100D or Tri-X Super 8 cartridges

Transfer of 4 x 50ft cartridges to 1 x 200ft reel Super 8

Scan 1 x 200ft reel Super 8 to miniDV in either miniDV or DVCam

Output to NTSC or PAL

Output one frame of DV for each frame of film or slowed to normal video speed

See also Super 8 transfers

Please note that we also have super 8 accessories for sale. These include film cement, splices, leader film, 8mm and 16mm film reels, etc.

We now have a minimum of 2 reels of black and white film for processing.

Super 8mm film sales, processing and transfers


The following table may assist you
SUPER 8MM FILM
Ektachrome 64T
Excellent colour film in good light giving consistent colour balance and speed over a wide variety of exposures. Ensure that camera and film are kept in a cool/dry place when not in use.
Daylight	64ASA
Tungsten Filter	40ASA (Filter no. 85)
Process	7280 E6 Colour Reversal Process
Base	Acetate Safety Base
Darkroom Handling:	Total Darkness (do not use a safety light)
Storage:	Store at 13?C (55?F) or lower / Process exposed film promptly.
Long term storage:	For 10 years store at 10?C (50?F) or lower at a relative humidity of 20 to 30%
Length/Duration:	50ft (3min 20 secs at 18fps / 2mins 30 secs at 24fps)
Special Handling:	Ensure that film says “EXPOSED” before taking cartridge out for processing. Protect from heat and Xrays (use lead lined bag if travelling through airports). Super 8mm film is notched for processing. Should your camera not be able to handle the Ektachrome 64T or Tri-X notching, please let us know whenever you place a processing order and we will process the film to accommodate your camera setting.

SUPER 8MM FILM
Tri-X
Kodak Tri-X, a black/white film, offers finer grain and increased sharpness. Reduced static support allows for a cleaner image throughout the filmmaking process. These films provide the rich blacks and high contrast. It is suitable for general interior photography with artificial light. It can also be used in daylight and is particularly useful for sports pictures taken at regular speed or slow motion in weak light (overcast sky or late in the day). This film is characterized by excellent tonal gradation and sharpness. Ensure that camera and film are kept in a cool/dry place when not in use.
Daylight	200ASA
Tungsten Filter	160ASA
Process	7266 B/W Reversal Process
Base	Acetate Safety Base
Darkroom Handling:	Total Darkness (do not use a safety light)
Storage:	Store at 13?C (55?F) or lower / Process exposed film promptly.
Long term storage:	For 10 years store at 10?C (50?F) or lower at a relative humidity of 20 to 30%
Length/Duration:	50ft (3min 20 secs at 18fps / 2mins 30 secs at 24fps)
Special Handling:	Ensure that film says “EXPOSED” before taking cartridge out for processing. Protect from heat and Xrays (use lead lined bag if traveling through airports).

STANDARD 8MM FILM
Ektachrome 100D (Cinechrome 100D)
A good all round colour daylight film. Ensure that camera and film are kept in a cool/dry place when not in use.
Daylight	100ASA
Tungsten Filter	25ASA
Process	7265 Black/White Reversal Process
Base	Acetate Safety Base
Darkroom Handling:	Total Darkness (do not use a safety light)
Storage:	Store at 13?C (55?F) or lower / Process exposed film promptly.
Long term storage:	For 10 years store at 10?C (50?F) or lower at a relative humidity of 20 to 30%
Length/Duration:	50ft (3min 40 secs at 18fps / 2mins 45 secs at 24fps)
Special Handling:	Always load/unload film in subdued light. Follow the camera or camera manual instructions as to how to feed the film. Wind on an inch of film before closing the cover to ensure that it has caught. Do not forget to expose both sides of the film. The first time will expose the first 25ft of your standard 8mm film and when you turn it over it will expose the other half of your 25ft length of film. Protect from heat and Xrays (use lead lined bag if travelling through airports).

STANDARD 8MM FILM
Plus-X (Cine-X)
A good all round black/white film. Ensure that camera and film are kept in a cool/dry place when not in use.
Daylight	100ASA
Tungsten Filter	80ASA
Process	7285 E6 Colour Reversal Process
Base	Acetate Safety Base
Darkroom Handling:	Total Darkness (do not use a safety light)
Storage:	Store at 13?C (55?F) or lower / Process exposed film promptly.
Long term storage:	For 10 years store at 10?C (50?F) or lower at a relative humidity of 20 to 30%
Length/Duration:	50ft (3min 40 secs at 18fps / 2mins 45 secs at 24fps)
Special Handling:	Always load/unload film in subdued light. Follow the camera or camera manual instructions as to how to feed the film. Wind on an inch of film before closing the cover to ensure that it has caught. Do not forget to expose both sides of the film. The first time will expose the first 25ft of your standard 8mm film and when you turn it over it will expose the other half of your 25ft length of film. Protect from heat and Xrays (use lead lined bag if travelling through airports).

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