ChristopherCoy
Subscriber
I was just watching the Robert Frank documentary, and something triggered the thought about the old 8mm camera that my mother had. It's my earliest memories of taking pictures. I remember chasing my neighborhood friend around with the camera shooting "movies" of him. My mom had to hide it from me because I would "waste" film. Later we had a Ricoh 35mm.
I looked on Freestyle and was surprised to find out that you could get B&W Super 8 film.
My first question is are there any labs that do the D-94A process for these films?
And my second question is, what are the "better" quality cameras to shoot this with? The bay shows a multitude of brands and qualities.
I looked on Freestyle and was surprised to find out that you could get B&W Super 8 film.
My first question is are there any labs that do the D-94A process for these films?
And my second question is, what are the "better" quality cameras to shoot this with? The bay shows a multitude of brands and qualities.