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Sepia DR5 development for FOMA Reversal 8mm BW film ?

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I am still waiting a lightmeter and take up spool for my Bolex C8 camera and I will order development to dr5. They have neutral and sepia toning options.
I learned reversal film is ultra contrasty and AFAIK from flickr galleries FOMA shots have blown highlights. For that , I am thinking a sepia toning and bw 200 KB telecine somewhere else. I am thinking loud and have no experience with sepia scanned bw. Can anyone shed some light ?

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Mustafa I know that you are not a pro but Super 8 and normal 8 deserve pro treatment in my opinion they have HD Resolution and a Telecine should be done at High Resolution either HD or 2K. For beautiful examples of Super 8 transfers take a look at the Cinelicious site http://cinelicious.tv/
Reversal Film is contrasty the Foma stuff even more so Wittner sells Kodak Tri-X and Plus-X which should be less contrasty. A blue filter or better a Low-Con Filter should reduce the contrast a bit, so should a bit of pulling (around 1/2 stop) Good Luck
 
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Thank you MDR for the link , I wrote them. Wittner have minimum 100 euro order rule and hd scans costs too much but I am inexperienced yet.
I asked max 500 KB scan prices , film speeds , etc.
 
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I dont know if there is post houses here. I will use bolex as photograph camera and I dont think they can do better treatment than myself.
After receiving the dvd , I will have 4000 pictures. 800 days to load to the gallery !!! Kahl bw film is from 90s , I prefer to support FOMA as only producer in the world. After learning the habits of camera , I can buy color film from Kahl for next summer.
 

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Mustafa Kahl Film is current Orwo Stock/ Filmotec stock not old GDR Stock. Filmotec/Orwo still makes Cine-Film much more than Foma does.
Try to get the best possible lens for your Bolex the camera is only part of the equation the Kern Switars are not bad.
 
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Hello MDR , I have Kern Paillard Yvar 13mm f:1.9. I saw this lens attached to a pentax digital camera and unbeliviable.Now I remembered why I did not buy from KAHL , they dont send to here or their credit card page was not recognizing my address. Anyway , I will buy color with cash next time.

Thank you.
 
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Hello MDR and all again , I have received quote for 2K scanning and starts from 600 dollars per hour and its minimum. 12 rolls goes from 150 dollars per roll. Its unreachable for me. I can give 60 dollars .

Umut
 
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