Apparently Leo has been advertising his services on ebay, and has now got his own website. Reports from filmshooting.com’s forum sound really promising, so Analog Movies will be testing out his services very soon. It’s nice to see that colour reversal, outdated reversal, negative and black and white can all be processed now in one place, at a lower cost than sending it to Andec in Germany.

Just heard about a brand new Super 8 filmmaking site:
“A new website with lectures [all free to access] which are about working with Super 8 film. We will be updating the site regularly with new lectures, hopefully covering every aspect of Super 8 filmmaking in the digital age. We are also excited about making some short films which will be put on the site, obviously they will all be made on Super 8, they will show off how cheap,…

“a very unique opportunity to shoot this while processing is still available. The ability to shoot Kodachrome uninterrupted for 13 minutes is fantastic, and running a processed film through a sound projector is something we should be really sad to see go.”

Great news for the enthusiast, and also to note 7dayshop have some colour negative Super 8 film (200T) in at a discounted price. Which is unexpected but great news!

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Click below to watch the brand new video released by Kodak to talk about the introduction of E100D in Super 8. For a company that’s avoided public calls to introduce this filmstock for so long, it’s quite surprising to see such a dedicated effort to publicise it, but a welcome surprise anyway.

After several years of protests from Super 8 fans, Kodak have finally released Ektachrome 100D in Super 8, and dropped Ektachrome 64T from their range. Most users will welcome this as good news, since 100D offers finer grain and better colour than 64T. However, it’s disappointing to see that Plus-X has now been dropped in Super 8 and in its larger 16mm format, so we’ve now lost one of the finer grained film stocks available.