The 2018 Consumer Electronics Show opens tomorrow in Las Vagas and will run through Jan 12. Is anyone going? Last year Kodak had a booth with a story about Ektachrome but nothing else - no marketing materials and no giveaways. Wonder what a year of effort will bring. Looking for any info available.
Anyone at CES 2018?
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A quick search came up with this YT video:
I assume the picture frames at the top of the video at 0:39 are new Ektachrome slides? I would imagine it is a big deal, I know the announcement in 2017 was. A shame he did did not cover it.
Did they show their new 8mm camera?
If the SCANZA could be an affordable 8mm scanner that would be great, I have some 8mm to scan. You can see the picture move around when you pull on the film. I had an other mini scanner like that, it was just a video CCD sensor with some lenses focused on film. It had quite a high megapixel count but had so much blur and compression that I threw it out.
Pico projectors are cool.
Like anything Kodak is showing on CES 2018, I hope it are good quality products that will get favorable reviews.
This video shows Kodak working on Ektachrome briefly:
Edit: It does not look like the SCANZA has an automatic feed system for 8mm, so either you have to do it manually or make an automated system yourself.
I assume the picture frames at the top of the video at 0:39 are new Ektachrome slides? I would imagine it is a big deal, I know the announcement in 2017 was. A shame he did did not cover it.
Did they show their new 8mm camera?
If the SCANZA could be an affordable 8mm scanner that would be great, I have some 8mm to scan. You can see the picture move around when you pull on the film. I had an other mini scanner like that, it was just a video CCD sensor with some lenses focused on film. It had quite a high megapixel count but had so much blur and compression that I threw it out.
Pico projectors are cool.
Like anything Kodak is showing on CES 2018, I hope it are good quality products that will get favorable reviews.
This video shows Kodak working on Ektachrome briefly:
Edit: It does not look like the SCANZA has an automatic feed system for 8mm, so either you have to do it manually or make an automated system yourself.
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The Scanza looks like a re-branded Wolverine Scanner. From what I understand, not very good for scanning movies.
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Are this some Ektachrome strips?
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Are this some Ektachrome strips?
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Very interesting. But no giveaways?
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