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For Sale: Expired Kodak Super 8mm film kept in cold storage for their entire life (Except for the 200' cartridge dated 7/82). Sold AS IS because this film is expired. Please contact me directly for pricing. Can send more pictures to confirm any questions as to condition of packaging and expiration date.
Film:
Super 8mm 50' cartridges of Kodak Ektachrome160 Type A sound movie film
(7) 2/1998 (9) 11/1997
Super 8mm 200' cartridges of Kodak 40 sound movie film
(3) 6/91, 7/82 (label ripped off but was 6/91)
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[This message has been edited by Konton (edited May 11, 2001).]
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Here are my prices:
(16) Super8 50' Ektachrome 160 Type A sound film - $22 per cartridge
Super8 200' Kodachome 40 sound film
(1) Expired 6/91 - $50
(1) Expired 6/91 with label missing 6/91 - $40
(1) Expired 7/82 - $20
[This message has been edited by Konton (edited May 11, 2001).]
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Hi
I would be very happy to purchase the two 200 foot cartridges dated 1991. I have been looking for sound film for three years. If you advise me your bank details I can wire the money to include shipping charges.
Robert Moseley
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Hi I'm new to the world of super8 filmmaking. I was just curious as to whether or not expired film is usable.
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Yes, expired film is usable. But it depends on how long it has been expired and how it has been stored. Kept at a cold temprature it's entire life, undeveloped film can have a pretty long life span.
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(13) Super8 50' Ektachrome 160 Type A sound film is all that is left. $25 per cartridge, or 5 for $100.
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could someone tell me if super8 sound film can still be processed? i'd like to shoot footage w/it; but need to know if i can get it processed thanx so much
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This is a good question I myself have asked since recently I bought several sound cartridges. My feeling is that there should be no difference between processing sound film and silent film. I feel so because in the past I often happened to have processed films returned with the trailer (the leader that is cut after developing and that links one roll to another) showing that my sound film ahd been joint to a silent film during processing. That's what makes me thing both sound and silent films (used to) go throughthe very same baths.
I hope I am not wrong and that this helps.
Regards.
Maurizio
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You can get these processed at Yale Film and Video for $12.00 a cartridge. http://www.yalefilmandvideo.com/S8_and_R8.htm#Super 8
Actually, I just sold all I had for a cheap deal to someone.
