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Thread: MovieStuff Transfer Machines - Opinions?

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    Originally posted by Alex:
    Jukkasil, are you using a digital camera for these transfers?
    <font size="2" face="verdana, sans-serif">Yes, very typical Sony PC-100 with that Zeiss lens and 1 mega ccd. These pictures are raw ones, no editing or color correction at all, just copied them from my harddisk (after transfering) to the cd-rom and put them to my server. And hey they all are shot with K40. I'm receiving one Vision 200 reel very soon and I'll start to make some transfering tests then.

    Anyway more I'm waiting to get that new Vision2 500T film, just check Andreas' first test pictures here:

    http://www.8mm.filmshooting.com/scri...album07?page=1


    Amazing film, you can shoot almost darkness and no so bad grain at all!

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    Is the PC 100 a digital still camera or a digital video camera.

    What I think is interesting is that most of your images were filmed on cloudy days, which would make the digital cameras higher contrast values work to your advantage.

    the camera's contrast would have to be adjusted if the super-8 footage has been shot on a typically sunny California Day.

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    Originally posted by Alex:
    Is the PC 100 a digital still camera or a digital video camera.

    What I think is interesting is that most of your images were filmed on cloudy days, which would make the digital cameras higher contrast values work to your advantage.

    the camera's contrast would have to be adjusted if the super-8 footage has been shot on a typically sunny California Day.
    <font size="2" face="verdana, sans-serif">It's typical mini-dv digital video camera. And it's working as good at sunny day (check my mpg-files!) as in cloudy ones.

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    Yes. It would be a lot different in the sun, that is for certain! Cloudy picutres do look very nice though.

    Perhaps this is where the equipment you mentioned, Alex, would become vital for great results - when it comes to bright pictures?

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    I didn't look at all of them. Which ones are the sunny ones?

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    There might have been one or two, or there might have been none!

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    Hey Matt,
    Did you ever get the Workprinter + Digital Still camera thing worked out? I haven't heard you talk about it for awhile.

    Corey

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