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Harrison Bradley
 Post subject: My venture into Super 8
PostPosted: Tue Oct 11, 2011 6:45 pm 
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Hi all, I've been collecting 16mm for about a year now but just got into super 8 and felt I would share my experience so far.
I got my Elmo ST-1200 M-O projector a few days ago and it ran the few films I have so far great.

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Here's it on the cart next to my Kodak CT-1000

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Nice looking 1200, Bradley. I have that same AV Table. I cut a piece of carpet and taped it down to the surface with double sided carpet tape. Looks like an f:1.1 lens too! So, are you going to have film shows?

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It's an f1:1.3, I've actually done shows with my CT-1000 before for my school(Mostly just did cartoon shorts ). I was going to see if I could do a Halloween show this year with Frankenstein, I've already got a short subjects reel built up, with Laurel and Hardy's Scram! and a Batman filmation along with some snipes from Wayne Tuell and a "Young Frankenstein" trailer.

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