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What would you guys recommend trying out first??



How about some of the Dallas skyline during one of those world-famous Texas sunsets? Bet it'd look fabulous on Super 8.

And congrats, dude!
 
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Adeimantus said:
What would you guys recommend trying out first??



How about some of the Dallas skyline during one of those world-famous Texas sunsets? Bet it'd look fabulous on Super 8.

And congrats, dude!
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Really, you know what I was thinking about doing?? Going down to Deally(ms) Plaza and shooting where JFK was shot. That would look weird, new cars and stuff with that "old" look. :) However I was asking for advice on particular film. Zen gave ma a list on another thread, but what is a good type to start with??
 
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Here's the current list of Kodak offerings:

http://motion.kodak.com/US/en/motio...light_on_Super_8/Super_8mm_Products/index.htm

Ideally you figure out what/where/when you are shooting, before deciding on the stock.

The slow-speed 100D, for example, would be a poor choice for night (or other low light) situations, unless adequately compensated for.

There's a couple of videos here that you should check out, too.

http://motion.kodak.com/US/en/motion/Products/Production/Spotlight_on_Super_8/index.htm
 
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