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| − | "Max8" is [ | + | "Max8" is [[:Ctaegory:Pro8mm|Pro8mm's]] name for a minor modification applied to [[:Category:Super8|Super8-cameras]]: Space that was reserved for the soundtrack is now used for a wider image (1.58:1 instead of the classic 1.33:1). Nevertheless the image still has to masked on the top/bottom for a 16:9-video-transfer (1.78:1).<br> |
Pro8mm is offering some remanufactured cameras as "Max8" and a conversion to "Max8" for several camera types (at least the Beaulieu 4008-series).<br> | Pro8mm is offering some remanufactured cameras as "Max8" and a conversion to "Max8" for several camera types (at least the Beaulieu 4008-series).<br> | ||
Pro8mm isn't the only one (or the first one) to apply the idea of the Super16-format to Super8-film as there's also a widening up to 1.66:1 called <b>"SuperDuper8" or "Super-Duper 8"</b> (Sources: [http://www.friendlyfirefilms.ca/liftarticle.html], [http://www.friendlyfirefilms.ca/superduper8.html] and [http://www.kodak.com/US/en/motion/s8mm/lovell.jhtml]). Nevertheless Pro8mm is the only professional provider for such a conversion (at least at the moment = March 2008). Hence it made more sense to use Pro8mm's term. | Pro8mm isn't the only one (or the first one) to apply the idea of the Super16-format to Super8-film as there's also a widening up to 1.66:1 called <b>"SuperDuper8" or "Super-Duper 8"</b> (Sources: [http://www.friendlyfirefilms.ca/liftarticle.html], [http://www.friendlyfirefilms.ca/superduper8.html] and [http://www.kodak.com/US/en/motion/s8mm/lovell.jhtml]). Nevertheless Pro8mm is the only professional provider for such a conversion (at least at the moment = March 2008). Hence it made more sense to use Pro8mm's term. | ||
Revision as of 13:30, 17 March 2008
"Max8" is Pro8mm's name for a minor modification applied to Super8-cameras: Space that was reserved for the soundtrack is now used for a wider image (1.58:1 instead of the classic 1.33:1). Nevertheless the image still has to masked on the top/bottom for a 16:9-video-transfer (1.78:1).
Pro8mm is offering some remanufactured cameras as "Max8" and a conversion to "Max8" for several camera types (at least the Beaulieu 4008-series).
Pro8mm isn't the only one (or the first one) to apply the idea of the Super16-format to Super8-film as there's also a widening up to 1.66:1 called "SuperDuper8" or "Super-Duper 8" (Sources: [1], [2] and [3]). Nevertheless Pro8mm is the only professional provider for such a conversion (at least at the moment = March 2008). Hence it made more sense to use Pro8mm's term.
Pages in category "Max8"
The following 5 pages are in this category, out of 5 total.
