Here is someone who knows how to use cameras, this and Jordan Shankman .... Beautiful ... Bravissimo a real pleasure for the eyes !!!!. Friend what camera did you use? and what program do you use to scan?
@@jordanshankman That’s so rad! Thanks so much for the fast reply! Found an 814 in perfect condition at a thrift recently. My other super 8 only shoots auto so I’m a bit daunted by the idea of shooting manually on film for the first time especially with the price of development. Anyhow, I just bought a metering app the other day in the hopes that it would mitigate me having to some $$ on a nice light meter. Haven’t used it yet but that’s awesome to hear/see you got such good results with one!
Was this all shot manually with the 814? I've got exactly the same model (haven't used it in years) and noticed I can control the aperture with the Close/Open dial. Is that what you mostly used? Or the auto mode? And is the shutter angle 150 or 180 degrees? Sorry for all the questions!@@jordanshankman
@@DanielFewchuk Yeah all manual exposure. The shutter angle is 155 degrees, but I go off shutter speed, which is roughly 1/40th sec at 18fps and 1/60th at 24. Film has a lot of latitude and is easy to expose properly. Get a log scan and you’ll have even more room to fine tune in post.
Great footage’s and nice song.🎥🎞️🎬✌️😎🚀🚀🥁🥁
Exhilarating and inspiring footage! Keep up this enthusiasm for the super 8 adventure.
Thank you Jose!
i literally cried to this it's too beautiful for some reason
It means a lot to hear that, so thank you!
Maximum expression of Freedom, on Super 8.
Great!!
Congratulations!!
such a beautiful video!
If sylvia plath had a camera:
beautiful 😍😍
Great video, Thank you!
Great colors, shots, and it’s kinda sharp like a 16mm! Looks great. I can’t wait to afford to buy one
Chelsea Perry Thanks Chelsea!
Just ordered one of these after watching this video and cant wait to try it out
That’s awesome to hear. It’s never let me down.
Well done.
Awesome mate, I was considering buying the same camera but after watching this I definitely will thank you 😌
Thanks man! Glad I could be of service.
Really love your super 8 stuff. Is your Canon AZ814 the electronic model or the older standard AZ814 version? Thanks!!
Wow! Dang, you nailed it! What's the work that sends you far and wide?
Man your chanel is great so inspiring! Is this 24 fps? I can't seem to decide what fps i should use for my upcoming super 8 project
Etai Shomri I’m glad you enjoy it! I shot all of this at 18fps.
Класс!
Amazing video! If you don’t mind me asking, what frame size are you using?
Thanks! If I understand you correctly, the lab referred to this as a full format overscan. The negative is scanned edge to edge.
Hey, amazing video ! was wondering where you sent your film to get developed and scanned?
Thanks! Pro8mm in Burbank
This was a 2k full format overscan
@@jordanshankman thanks so much
Here is someone who knows how to use cameras, this and
Jordan Shankman .... Beautiful ... Bravissimo a real pleasure for the eyes !!!!. Friend what camera did you use? and what program do you use to scan?
Thanks for the kind words! I used a Canon Auto Zoom 814 and Pro8mm in Burbank, CA performed the scan.
Nice work bro! Where did you develop the film ?
Thanks! It was developed and scanned by Pro8mm.
Any tips on manual exposure?
Hey, was this also scanned at Pro8mm?
Yeah, this was a 2k scan done by them.
Nice footage. But how did you get the film on an airplane without being x-ray exposed? :3
You just ask security for a hand check.
Manual exposure gang?
gang gang
shot at 24 fps?
What kind of light meter did you use?
Funny enough, an iPhone app. I don’t recall which one.
@@jordanshankman That’s so rad! Thanks so much for the fast reply! Found an 814 in perfect condition at a thrift recently. My other super 8 only shoots auto so I’m a bit daunted by the idea of shooting manually on film for the first time especially with the price of development. Anyhow, I just bought a metering app the other day in the hopes that it would mitigate me having to some $$ on a nice light meter. Haven’t used it yet but that’s awesome to hear/see you got such good results with one!
@@lwltrs Sure! Film negative has a ton of latitude, so it’s pretty forgiving. I’d just recommend a log scan to get the most out of it.
Was this all shot manually with the 814? I've got exactly the same model (haven't used it in years) and noticed I can control the aperture with the Close/Open dial. Is that what you mostly used? Or the auto mode? And is the shutter angle 150 or 180 degrees? Sorry for all the questions!@@jordanshankman
@@DanielFewchuk Yeah all manual exposure. The shutter angle is 155 degrees, but I go off shutter speed, which is roughly 1/40th sec at 18fps and 1/60th at 24. Film has a lot of latitude and is easy to expose properly. Get a log scan and you’ll have even more room to fine tune in post.
18 or 24 fps?
Shot at 18 and scanned at 24 with playback speed reduced.