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Seeing interstellar re-release in 70mm IMAX!!!!

Awesome fun. Love the film mechanical sounds

Gelatin, not gelitain.

My friend has a DP70 in his booth. Its not running tho. He's been working on it for years now. He has a 35mm as well, but i'd love to see the DP70 running. thanks for showing yours

Why is the audio visible here?

It’s wild, that place is no longer there already, 9 days after you posted this. You made it just in time!

Hi sir I want to print logo and images on 35mm film To prepare slides in projector for logo projection Can you suggest me what are the printer and films required for this?

no escape poster nice lol

When is the last time you checked oil filter and changed the oil?

Those are pad rollers not shoes and your projector needs some maintenance. The pad rollers should lock open. When did you Las check the oil filter and change the oil.

Cool spot!

They should bring the DMV back

Glass Onion wasn’t bad.

That’s….quite loud

Unfortunately, we only have one of these theaters in India and that is from a Science City, located in the city of Ahmedabad...... I know it sounds cool, but doesn't play the LATEST movies like Oppenheimer, only the documentaries. Sad to see that us Indians cannot experience the latest IMAX movies, in a true 70mm IMAX format... 😞

If youre feeling adventurous you could try to import some ENC-2 Fujifilm from 'mrnegative au'. Used to be able to buy some Fuji 160T and Fuji Reala F-125 in North America but its dried up in the last couple months. Also im worried about Superia 400 as i have read that it fogs quicker compared to other 400 speed film. Would be curious to see how its been holding up in my freezer too.

Ouch

Great video. Do you have to wear a mask in the room at all times? Is it due to humidity emanating from the mouth and nose?

EXCELLENT JOB

Why the mask? Distracting

Do you mean that audio is encrypted on the reel itself in the form of audio waves

This device probably scratches the surface of the film well? Это устройство наверное хорошо царапает поверхность фильма?

nice

Anybody recognize the movie on the 35mm strip?

thought: make the scale to fit 8mm film

Would you be willing to sell this?

What the fuck is going on:))

Years ago I ran AAII’s like those at a 4-plex during the day (set up for 35mm) and a more “normal” projector (Simplex) at a drive-in during the night. Those AAII’s were so big and roomy. When I went to lace up the smaller projectors, it felt like I was wearing baseball gloves.

I would give my left nut for a few more rolls of Fuji superia right now

Anything you guys think I should add or remove? Maybe some 16mm soon…

Looks like a splice let go and tripped the film buckle switch. Good to see it’s still there and working. 70 mm mag it’s really fragile compared to the newer film

At 4:37, scope has had several different aspect ratios which annoyingly are rounded variously up and down. So it’s not just 2.39:1, it’s been 2.35:1, 2.40:1. See the “Aspect ratio (image)” article on English Wikipedia.

Really wish the theatre would advertise the size of film the movie is being projected on, if I knew they were showing 70mm prints I’d be more interested in going.

Uuuu

I'm glad to see people are doing photography as the way it was.... I have many happy memories working in the dark room with my enlarger when I was 13 in 1973..... These days I just find digital photography painting by numbers.... And rather boring....

I was a projectionist right at the end of film distribution. Miss that job all the time, it was a great feeling.

Thanks for the video!

Миколайчук, you nailed it 😎😎😎

So *this* is how prints got those vertical scratches... /j

Thank you

Why it's the Lone Ranger 😷🐎

The lone ranger 😷🐴.........him good friend to Indian...me um spoke.....him got good watch ⌚ me say good job not B & H bad medicine worm gear ⚙️

Bad splice

Hi Kyle, I like the 8/16/33 mm look. But is there cheap alternative? Getting the footage developed and digitized is hardly affordable if you want to shoot a full length analog film (and dont want to use pseudo-analog digital filter.)

Not janky at all. That “brilliant switch” (your sarcasm) is completely safe, but it’s not a switch, it’s a disconnect. And that plug is a NEMA standard plug, so I’m it sure why you’re calling it non-standard. Maybe you mean “not common in my limited experience” or “not found in my mom’s garage”. Maybe don’t make videos where your sensationalist hook is based solely on your lack of knowledge.

240v with a nice proper disconnect, seems legit- US electrician

Well you can tell someone's not an electrician

1v can be more deadly then 10,000v.. just FYI