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	Minolta 16mm Film
		These 16mm cartridges would establish themselves as a world wide standard in short order, and remained so through to the mid-1970's when the last Minolta 16mm camera was produced, and on until at least 1993, when the last roll of factory made Minolta 16mm film was produced.
		Unlike Minox film, bulk rolls of 16mm movie film were and still are easily available, so reloading a cartridge is as simple as cutting off an appropriate length, attaching it to the take up spool and reassembling the cartridge (all in a darkroom or changing bag, of course).
		16mm film was and is available in single or double perforated versions (meaning a row of sprocket holes on one or both edges of the film strip), and either one can be successfully utilized in any of the Minolta 16mm cameras up to the Model MG-S of the 1970's.
	mywebpages.comcast.net /youngds/Minolta/Minolta16Film/Minolta16IIFilm.htm (822 words)

	HARPER 16mm FILM PROJECTION SYSTEM
		These films, to DIN standards, could be projected on machines built to SMPE specifications by revering the films laterally in the gate and then placing a reversing prism in front of projector lens to reverse the image to show correctly on the screen.
		The process was then repeated for a second reel of 35mm film whereby the other 3mm track on the 16mm film received the second 35mm track and then the pictures of the second 35mm reel were printed into the frames spaces left blank by the first run.
		On projection after running the film through it was not rewound but transferred from the take-up to the feed spool and run through the projector a second time when the second reel of film with its associated sound track would be reproduced.
	home.comcast.net /~aero51/html/film/martin_harper.htm (2238 words)

	16mm.it
		the 16mm Film Festival accepts films produced in any year; the films will be judged with no reference to the period in which they were produced.
		Sono aperte le iscrizioni per la II edizione del 16mm Film Festival, l'unica manifestazione dedicata al cinema in bianco e nero in pellicola.
		16mm Film Festival accetta opere realizzate in qualsiasi anno considerando l’opera indipendentemente dal periodo di realizzazione.
	www.16mm.it (395 words)

	KODAK: Kodak 16mm Film
		With 16 mm film, you've got it made.
		Discover why 16 mm film is the perfect choice for your next project.
		STEVE SABOL has received 27 Emmy® Awards for writing, cinematography, editing, directing, and producing as the president and visionary of NFL FILMS.
	www.kodak.com /US/en/motion/16mm/index.jhtml (68 words)

	Film, movie film, raw stock, film reel, 16mm motion picture film, fuji motion picture film
		Welcome to your home for the lowest prices on 35mm motion picture film with featured products such as our Kodak motion picture film, inexpensive super 16mm film for film production, affordable Fuji motion picture film, and many other movie film options.
		All Pro8mm film stocks are remanufactured from Kodak or Fuji 35mm motion picture films and sold with processing included.
		Remember this film is for digital mastering to video, not for projection, or prints.
	www.tapesuperstore.com /16mm35mm.html (239 words)

	16mm Film Transfer to a Home Movie DVD - Home Movie Depot
		The 16mm film is first cleaned with a non-chemical cleaner designed by Kodak and then passed through the TP-66 projector.
		Further, if a film always has the one scene that is always a little dark, we can shoot more light (than a home projector) through the film when we transfer it so that on the DVD, if the image is there, you will be able to see it.
		Every 16mm film customer will have free access for 30 days after completion of their 16mm film transfer.
	www.homemoviedepot.com /film/16mm.php (429 words)

	Video Conversion from 8mm Super8 and 16mm Film to DVD Video - Video Conversion Experts - Chandler, AZ
		Quality of film* transfer and restoration is dependent upon condition of existing film stock and/or videotape; severely deteriorated original materials may be beyond the reach of even the most sophisticated restoration methods.
		We are the only company in the USA that can restore your 8MM, Super 8 or 16MM film to their original clarity or better*.
		This is an excellent opportunity to pass your precious memories to your family's newest generation.
	www.videoconversionexperts.com /Film_to_DVD (224 words)

	Chicago Film Archive
		(a total of 169 films) She shot and directed 16mm films at a time when most of the women of these clubs were less technically inclined and often delegated to the role of actress or slides manager.
		Cottle was a principle in the Film Group, a film company that was a major part of a movement to document the social and political upheaval of the ‘60s and ‘70s in Chicago.
		Films, Inc was one of the largest producers and distributors of educational and documentary films in the Midwest and is an important part of Chicago’s film history.
	www.chicagofilmarchives.org /acquisitions.html (1149 words)

	8mm Film Gauges
		Double 8mm, called such because the film is 16mm's wide, with perforations that are identical in size and pitch to that of 16mm film....although with an extra perforation which is required since the 8mm frame is 1/4th that of a 16mm frame.
		After processing, the film is slit down the middle yielding two lengths of 8mm width movie film, which are spliced together in their order of the first half in front, yielding a total length of projection footage in either 50ft(from 25ft spools), 100ft(from 50ft spools...now long discontinued in use), and 200ft (from 100ft spools).
		In Span 16....the normal double perforated 16mm film is used....however the cameras are masked and modified to yield an image that runs nearly the full width of the 16mm film.....using the space between the sprocket holes...thus the frame height is smaller than a conventional 16mm frame...but much wider.
	lavender.fortunecity.com /lavender/569/8mmfilmgauges.html (2052 words)

	Flatbed Scanner Digital Telecine (FSDT) Project
		The HP film scanner, to my regret, while a fine device for its intended purposes, is not usable for continuous scanning of movie film because of its hardware and software design, which "gobbles" the film into a dead-end bed of about 6 inches maximum length, rather than feeding the film into a pass-through mechanism.
		Since 16mm film has four sprocket holes around each frame, we number the sprocket holes for each frame starting with sprocket hole 0 on the lower left of the frame image, and progressing counter-clockwise around the frame to sprocket holes 1 (lower right), 2 (upper right), and 3 (upper left).
		Film is actually manufactured in two slightly different pitches (that is, dimension B in the table above) in order to accommodate contact printing from original film to print film around the radius of a sprocket wheel.
	truetex.com /telecine.htm (8905 words)

	Paul's 16mm Film Collecting Page
		16mm film was introduced in 1923 for use by amateurs.
		These films have no commercial market for the studios, but capture an important slice of the history of the 20th century.
		It can also be fun to recreate the experience that we had seeing films in school by showing classic educational films in our children's schools or Cub Scout meetings.
	www.paulivester.com /films/films.htm (416 words)

	Movie Supplies
		Comes with a presstape splicer for 8mm and 16mm films (not super-8, however the Kodak dual-8/16mm splicer would also snap in the center).
		If a film cleaner is used, allow it to completely evaporate before polishing with the cloth.
		GOO GONE will clean the film but it does not lubricate it, so after the film cleaner has completely evaporated, it would also be a good idea to polish and lubricate the film with one of the silicone treated cloths listed above.
	8mm16mmfilmscollectibles.com /supplies.htm (2127 words)

	Introduction to 16mm film (Site not responding. Last check: )
		This film is 16mm wide, about 5/8 inch, unless shrunken due to bad storage.
		When 8mm film was introduced in 1932, 16mm film went from being a film primarily for families to the travelogue and made-for-hire market.
		16mm film is still available today in a wide variety of stocks both reversal (positive) and negative.
	www.littlefilm.org /Talks/Gauges16mm.html (395 words)

	TMTV VIDEO LAB DEPT 16MM FILM TO DVD OR MINI-
		NOTE: Most 16mm film is found to be in good condition, but some older 16mm film can be in poor to very poor condition depending on its age and stored condition.
		Most Super 8mm film is found to be in good condition, some regular 8mm and 16mm film can be in poorer condition depending on its age and stored condition.
		The prices quoted for film transfers includes your film being inspected and minor repairs done if necessary and the film is cleaned during transfer with a static and air cleaner, however this does not remove all the dust, grime and minor scratches that can be on your film.
	www.angelfire.com /film/tmtv/filmtodvd3.html (1411 words)

	The Civil War . The Film . Why Re-master? \| PBS
		The other reason for remastering the film at this time is that the technology to color correct, print and transfer a film to video for broadcast has vastly improved, especially in the realm of digital computer technology.
		The Spirit also holds the film steadier as it is transferred, eliminating the worst of the old film "weave" movement.
		The old 16mm analog transfers were often missing certain subtle musical tones and the 16mm-transport system had a tendency to create digital "wow and flutter" as the tracks were passed over the re-record heads in the mixing studio.
	www.pbs.org /civilwar/film/remaster.html (770 words)

	History Super 8 & Double 8mm Film
		16mm film commonly comes on 100ft spool loads, but also came in 50ft Magazine Loads, and is available in much longer lengths to fit various cameras using either spools or cores.
		This film gauge was clearly based on its 16mm big brother, and had an additional sprocket hole added, with a frame size 1/4th that of 16mm film.
		This film is dimensionally identical to that of Kodak's Super 8mm, but on a polyester/mylar base versus Kodak(& others that made Super 8mm film) use of Triacetate filmbase.
	www.8mmfilmstock.com /history.html (1117 words)

	Transfer 8mm and 16mm Movie Film to DVD and Video - 8mm, Super8mm, 16mm - Silent and Sound - Film to Video transfer \| ...
		This is due to the fact that most 8mm and Super 8 film was exposed at a rate of 16 or 18 frames per second and video records at 29.97 frames per second.
		One of the first methods used to transfer 8mm and 16mm film was to simply aim a film projector at a screen and then aim a video camera at the same part of the screen.
		It looks very much like a regular film projector but, instead of projecting the image through a lens, it would project the film image directly into a video CCD chip contained inside of the projector directly in front of the film where the lens would normally be located.
	www.sunrayvideo.com /film_transfer.htm (3241 words)

	SaveYourMovies - 16mm Film (Site not responding. Last check: )
		In the early 1920's, John Capstaff of Kodak laboratories started experimenting with film sizes different than that of the traditional 70mm, 35mm, 28mm and 9.5 mm film used during the previous thirty years.
		The 16mm used by professionals was given a boost by the introduction of Super 16mm in 1971.
		The 16mm image was enlarged by using the space normally taken up by the sound track.
	www.saveyourmovies.com /16mmFilm.htm (326 words)

	Duart
		When the negative is submitted to the laboratory the film is set up and cued for printing with DuArt’s frame count cueing system allowing the timer to insert timing for each scene. The timing is based on discussions with the filmmaker and timer during a preliminary viewing of the cut on video.
		At the final dupe negative stages corrections generally are still required to fine tune the timing of the 35mm blowup dupe negative. The first checkprint is reviewed with the filmmaker and instructions are given to the timer for corrections to be made into a second (corrected) print if required.
		In either case the customer must exam the best for their film, discuss the film with the negative cutter and the laboratory and make the final decision of the method of cutting best for their film.
	www.duart.com /film_blowup.html (1355 words)

	8mm & 16mm film conversion to dvd services at Memory Keepers
		Movies on processed 16mm film are typically found on 100-foot reels, which are 4" in diameter.
		Previously consolidated 8mm or Super 8mm films are found on 4" reels (100 feet), 5" reels (200 feet), 6" reels (300 feet) and 7" reels (400 feet).
		Previously consolidated 16mm films are typically found on 7" reels or larger.
	www.memorykeepersonline.com /8mm_16mm_film/8mm_16mm_film_about.asp (618 words)

	The Incomparable B&H Filmo 16mm camera
		Shooting movie film still had several major drawbacks that were keeping it from being enjoyed by the average consumer.
		By mounting the supply and take up sprockets on tiny springs rather than directly attached to their shafts, the film was protected from the sudden shock of movement each time the camera release was pressed.
		This prevented tearing and nicking of the film sprockets especially in cold weather when the film would be more fragile and vulnerable to breakage.
	www.tfgtransfer.com /filmo.htm (2503 words)

	16mm Cine Film to DVD Transfer (Site not responding. Last check: )
		All our 16mm film transfer to DVD and video are carried out in a clean air environment.
		Once the 16mm film has been converted to digital video it can be edited in the same way as Minidv or DVCAM in our video post production editing suites.
		16mm film is a professional film format that comes in silent or sound format.
	www.videoimageprod.co.uk /16mm_film_video_transfer.htm (517 words)

	Film-Tech
		This is obviously not something that is useful to the average multiplex, although every serious museum, film festival, college film society, or art-house theatre will have the need to run 16mm film from time to time.
		Unfortunately, there aren't very many currently-available 16mm xenon projectors for these purposes, and those that are tend to be horribly expensive, often costing more than similarly equipped 35mm equipment.
		It is possible to rewind the film on the machine itself, but the rewind function will not work if the failsafe function is engaged (which kind of makes sense, but has confused more than a few people).
	www.film-tech.com /warehouse/wareview.php?id=1045&category=4 (1129 words)

	16mm - Film And Video Transfer- 8mm Film and 16mm Film Transfer - Home
		Invisible white-gloved hands demonstrate the operation of the RCA 16mm sound This film is essentially a commercial for a new RCA 16mm film projector.
		16mm films are housed on the first floor in compact shelving.
		16mm f/2.8D AF Fisheye-Nikkor 1910 16mm f/2.8D AF Fisheye-Nikkor.
	xn--rhtr4k.com /?q=16mm (1202 words)

	8mm to DVD 8mm film to DVD 16mm to DVD 16mm film to DVD 16mm to DVD VHS Slides Transfer to DVD miniDV
		Evaporated Cleaning: All 8mm, Super 8mm and 16mm home movies film are cleaned {with film cleaner recommended by Kodak} that uses an evaporating method for cleaning.
		The main advantage is that by applying the wet protective coating to both sides of the film it fills in some of the previous scratches that have occurred from projectors and prevents further scratching of the film in future showings.
		We use true state of the art telecine projectors manufactured for our film chains that eliminates flicker by synching the film rate of 8mm, Super 8mm with sound and 16mm film with sound (18 to 24 frames per second) to the rate of video, 30 frames a second.
	www.toddvideo.com /transfers/transfer.html (704 words)

	Film Transfer Services by MVP Video Creations (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Film conversions provide the means to migrate your 8mm, Super 8mm, and 16mm films onto a digital medium.
		This service is a great start to reducing the hours of film into the highlights for inclusion on a Family Tree Video Creation.
		Film is digitized using a specially designed Film Conversion Solution to convert your movies frame-by-frame onto RAID 0 hard disks on one of our computers.
	www.mvpvcr.com /filmconversion.htm (465 words)

	16mm CAMERAS
		Although all used film that was 16mm wide, some cameras used double perforated film, others used single perforated film, and others were designed for unperforated film.
		Not to be confused with the SFOM spy camera which used 9.5mm film.
		Not to be confused with the Tokyo 16, which DID use 16mm film.
	www.subclub.org /shop/16mm.htm (2607 words)

	MINOLTA 16mm CAMERAS
		Fortunately, even the older cameras are still very useable since the Minolta cassette used 16mm film (which is still readily available), and they did not require perforations in the film to advance the film.
		Setting the film speed also sets the shutter speed, as follows: with 25 film, 1/30 second was set, with 50 film, 1/60 second was set, with 100 film, 1/125 second was set, with 200 film, 1/250 second was set, with 400 film, 1/400 second was set.
		The film speed range of the Ps is slightly different from the P. (One version of the Ps has settings from 20 -160, another has settings of 12 - 200.) Then the photographer rotated the f-stop dial to match up the appropriate idiot-weather symbol (or f-stop).
	www.subclub.org /shop/minolta.htm (2613 words)

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