It has been years since I dealt with Super 8 and I was happy to find this site. My question is, is it possible that Super 8 with sound could be developed and the audio comes through but the film is blank? If so, what are some of the reasons that might happen?
<font size="2" face="verdana, sans-serif">If you have anymore sound film I would not use it until you get a silent cartridge to expose properly and also that you understand why it exposed properly.Originally posted by klutch:
It has been years since I dealt with Super 8 and I was happy to find this site. My question is, is it possible that Super 8 with sound could be developed and the audio comes through but the film is blank? If so, what are some of the reasons that might happen?
Thats an easy one, The sound is put on by the camera & stays there. The film not the sound track is what is developed. How old was the film that you started with ? Sound film went out more than a few years ago. I know because I have Super-8 sound equipment & became VERY upset when Kodak did not make it anymore. Best Regards,Andrew Kempees
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