Frame scan

[bry]

Hi,

I shot a cartridge to test my Nikon Super-8 and I scanned some frames in a pro scanner.

Here's one of them, what do you think?


bry

[jefury]

Cool!
What type of film did you use?
Where's the location? Looks like some interesting place to shoot a movie.

Jeffery

[Nigel]

The problem is when I click on the post I don't see your image. I am sure it looks good.

[MovieStuff]

Same here. I don't see any image.

Roger

[tfunch24]

I can't see the image, either.

I'm using IE 6.0 as my browser, if that helps indicate anything.

Tom

[TA152]

Missing the image too but there is an X that indicates that there is an image missing so it must be the link to that image that s incorrectly posted.

R

[Nigel]

I use Netscape. Screw Microsoft and Bill Gates--Viva La Steve Jobs!!!

[TA152]

Agree Nigel but that doesen?t solve it either.

R

[tom*]

A good way to view the frame is to right click the 'x' and choose 'copy'. Then 'paste' into Word or something like that. Sorry for being Windowscentric, it's all I know..

Tom

Interesting looking location by the way.

[bry]

Hi,

Sorry guys, I guess brinkster is down. It should be up again anytime.

Anyway, I used Kodachrome 40 and it is an old restaurant by the railway in Caldas da Rainha, Portugal, where I'm studying.


bry