Re: Eclair ACL ACL Virgin

[Wade Ramsey <wramsey@bju.edu>]

You really need to look at the aspect of how you are finishing the
film, because if you shoot Super 16 for film release in 16 you won't
have a projector that will show it without cropping out the added
area.  There are no Super 16 projectors that I know of, except some
that individuals have modified.

If you're finishing for TV you can crop the Super 16 to 3:4 in
transfer or use it widescreen, whichever.  If you are blowing up to
35mm widescreen you're good to go, also.

Wade K. Ramsey, DP
Dept. of Cinema & Video Production
Bob Jones University
Greenville, SC 29614

> > > Stephenpipe@yahoo.co.uk 2/27/02 12:05:12 PM >>>
I am afraid this might all sound a bit naieve compared to the usual 
technical chat. Now the thing is I have bought my standard  16 acl
and 
cannot decide if to attempt the first short on 16, or get it
converted 
straight away to super 16.  If I were to keep it as standard can I
use 
Super 16 film in the camera, I might be able to get a bit for free.
The 
other thing is,( and this will make me sound a bit simple) if I do
use 
standard 16 is it core or spool? I am confused, I am need of advice
but 
I am very keen to get shooting. Everything I have done up untill now
was 
on my Leicina special, oh super 8 was so simple.

Thanks in advance Stephen

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