super 8 films or stills online?

[xclark]

does anyone have their films online for viewing? or any stills from their super 8 films? i always like to look at other people's stuff to see the quality/content/etc..

i put one up on my website that i'd made the first couple of weeks i had my camera while i was cruising around the country. there's only a few minutes of it up at this point (still waiting on some processing) but you can check it out at:
http://www.thisonegoestoeleven.com/m...izzasuper8.asf

it's just silly stuff that we did with a pizza costume. not really the pinnacle of my abilities.

anyway, just want to see what everyone else is doing.

clark

[This message has been edited by xclark (edited August 03, 2001).]

[mattias]

i posted this a month ago:

i have a short clip i had transferred on a goko a few years ago. i posted a still here a long time ago, but here's a movie to judge the quality better. it's a little soft, probably because of the tube camera (!) they used, but the contrast is great and there's no flicker. http://www.mattias.nu/stuff/s8goko.mov

[mattias]

by the way, your link is dead...

[xclark]

oops. my bad.

my link is:
http://www.thisonegoestoeleven.com/m...izzasuper8.asf

bam.

clark

[MadFor3D]

Yeah,

That's what I'd like to see as well. Especially with info about film used, camera, lens, transfer type, media type transfered to, etc.

Here is mine.
http://www.MadFor3D.com/Pages/Gallery/Super8Stills.html

I shot this movie on Tri-X and Plus-X with a Cannon 814. The transfer was a "one light" transfer onto VHS. Soon, hopefully, I'll have some new images from my new BEAULIEU 5008- some different film stocks, and hopefuflly a "Rank" transfer as well.

-M