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In 1933 Montclair NJ resident Arthur B Holmes shot 3 rolls of 16mm home movies on his Ciné-Kodak camera at the Lake Valhalla Club in Montville, NJ. Oven McCafferty gives a brief overview of the discovery and the new 2022 4k scan and sound mix by The Film Photography Project.
Blog (with video) - filmphotographyproject.com/1933-found-footage-the-lost-fi...
In 1933 Montclair NJ resident Arthur B Holmes shot 3 rolls of 16mm home movies on his Ciné-Kodak camera at the Lake Valhalla Club in Montville, NJ. Oven McCafferty gives a brief overview of the discovery and the new 2022 4k scan and sound mix by The Film Photography Project.
Blog (with video) - filmphotographyproject.com/1933-found-footage-the-lost-fi...
In 1933 Montclair NJ resident Arthur B Holmes shot 3 rolls of 16mm home movies on his Ciné-Kodak camera at the Lake Valhalla Club in Montville, NJ. Oven McCafferty gives a brief overview of the discovery and the new 2022 4k scan and sound mix by The Film Photography Project.
Blog (with video) - filmphotographyproject.com/1933-found-footage-the-lost-fi...
In 1933 Montclair NJ resident Arthur B Holmes shot 3 rolls of 16mm home movies on his Ciné-Kodak camera at the Lake Valhalla Club in Montville, NJ. Oven McCafferty gives a brief overview of the discovery and the new 2022 4k scan and sound mix by The Film Photography Project.
Blog (with video) - filmphotographyproject.com/1933-found-footage-the-lost-fi...
In 1933 Montclair NJ resident Arthur B Holmes shot 3 rolls of 16mm home movies on his Ciné-Kodak camera at the Lake Valhalla Club in Montville, NJ. Oven McCafferty gives a brief overview of the discovery and the new 2022 4k scan and sound mix by The Film Photography Project.
Blog (with video) - filmphotographyproject.com/1933-found-footage-the-lost-fi...
In 1933 Montclair NJ resident Arthur B Holmes shot 3 rolls of 16mm home movies on his Ciné-Kodak camera at the Lake Valhalla Club in Montville, NJ. Oven McCafferty gives a brief overview of the discovery and the new 2022 4k scan and sound mix by The Film Photography Project.
Blog (with video) - filmphotographyproject.com/1933-found-footage-the-lost-fi...
In 1933 Montclair NJ resident Arthur B Holmes shot 3 rolls of 16mm home movies on his Ciné-Kodak camera at the Lake Valhalla Club in Montville, NJ. Oven McCafferty gives a brief overview of the discovery and the new 2022 4k scan and sound mix by The Film Photography Project.
Blog (with video) - filmphotographyproject.com/1933-found-footage-the-lost-fi...
In 1933 Montclair NJ resident Arthur B Holmes shot 3 rolls of 16mm home movies on his Ciné-Kodak camera at the Lake Valhalla Club in Montville, NJ. Oven McCafferty gives a brief overview of the discovery and the new 2022 4k scan and sound mix by The Film Photography Project.
Blog (with video) - filmphotographyproject.com/1933-found-footage-the-lost-fi...
In 1933 Montclair NJ resident Arthur B Holmes shot 3 rolls of 16mm home movies on his Ciné-Kodak camera at the Lake Valhalla Club in Montville, NJ. Oven McCafferty gives a brief overview of the discovery and the new 2022 4k scan and sound mix by The Film Photography Project.
Blog (with video) - filmphotographyproject.com/1933-found-footage-the-lost-fi...
In 1933 Montclair NJ resident Arthur B Holmes shot 3 rolls of 16mm home movies on his Ciné-Kodak camera at the Lake Valhalla Club in Montville, NJ. Oven McCafferty gives a brief overview of the discovery and the new 2022 4k scan and sound mix by The Film Photography Project.
Blog (with video) - filmphotographyproject.com/1933-found-footage-the-lost-fi...
In 1933 Montclair NJ resident Arthur B Holmes shot 3 rolls of 16mm home movies on his Ciné-Kodak camera at the Lake Valhalla Club in Montville, NJ. Oven McCafferty gives a brief overview of the discovery and the new 2022 4k scan and sound mix by The Film Photography Project.
Blog (with video) - filmphotographyproject.com/1933-found-footage-the-lost-fi...
Hamburg Elbbrücken S-Bahn Station
Film is not dead
Silbersalz35 050D
ECN2 processed and 4K scanned by Silbersalz35
Minolta XD5
Minolta Manual Focus
Minolta MD35-70 f/3.5 with CPL
Still from a 16mm film made in 1998.
The movie was made by cutting up strips of celluloid film from various 16mm and super 8 outtakes of movies I have made and then gluing them in patterns between two long strips of 16mm clear leader. I just got a 4k scan of this recently. I have not seen it in forever because it is impossible to project the actual film-but it works fine on a flatbed. Now it can be projected digitally.
Still from a 16mm film made in 1998.
The movie was made by cutting up strips of celluloid film from various 16mm and super 8 outtakes of movies I have made and then gluing them in patterns between two long strips of 16mm clear leader. I just got a 4k scan of this recently. I have not seen it in forever because it is impossible to project the actual film-but it works fine on a flatbed. Now it can be projected digitally.
Still from a 16mm film made in 1998.
The movie was made by cutting up strips of celluloid film from various 16mm and super 8 outtakes of movies I have made and then gluing them in patterns between two long strips of 16mm clear leader. I just got a 4k scan of this recently. I have not seen it in forever because it is impossible to project the actual film-but it works fine on a flatbed. Now it can be projected digitally.
Still from a 16mm film made in 1998.
The movie was made by cutting up strips of celluloid film from various 16mm and super 8 outtakes of movies I have made and then gluing them in patterns between two long strips of 16mm clear leader. I just got a 4k scan of this recently. I have not seen it in forever because it is impossible to project the actual film-but it works fine on a flatbed. Now it can be projected digitally.
Still from a 16mm film made in 1998.
The movie was made by cutting up strips of celluloid film from various 16mm and super 8 outtakes of movies I have made and then gluing them in patterns between two long strips of 16mm clear leader. I just got a 4k scan of this recently. I have not seen it in forever because it is impossible to project the actual film-but it works fine on a flatbed. Now it can be projected digitally.
Still from a 16mm film made in 1998.
The movie was made by cutting up strips of celluloid film from various 16mm and super 8 outtakes of movies I have made and then gluing them in patterns between two long strips of 16mm clear leader. I just got a 4k scan of this recently. I have not seen it in forever because it is impossible to project the actual film-but it works fine on a flatbed. Now it can be projected digitally.
Still from a 16mm film made in 1998.
The movie was made by cutting up strips of celluloid film from various 16mm and super 8 outtakes of movies I have made and then gluing them in patterns between two long strips of 16mm clear leader. I just got a 4k scan of this recently. I have not seen it in forever because it is impossible to project the actual film-but it works fine on a flatbed. Now it can be projected digitally.
Still from a 16mm film made in 1998.
The movie was made by cutting up strips of celluloid film from various 16mm and super 8 outtakes of movies I have made and then gluing them in patterns between two long strips of 16mm clear leader. I just got a 4k scan of this recently. I have not seen it in forever because it is impossible to project the actual film-but it works fine on a flatbed. Now it can be projected digitally.
Still from a 16mm film made in 1998.
The movie was made by cutting up strips of celluloid film from various 16mm and super 8 outtakes of movies I have made and then gluing them in patterns between two long strips of 16mm clear leader. I just got a 4k scan of this recently. I have not seen it in forever because it is impossible to project the actual film-but it works fine on a flatbed. Now it can be projected digitally.
Still from a 16mm film made in 1998.
The movie was made by cutting up strips of celluloid film from various 16mm and super 8 outtakes of movies I have made and then gluing them in patterns between two long strips of 16mm clear leader. I just got a 4k scan of this recently. I have not seen it in forever because it is impossible to project the actual film-but it works fine on a flatbed. Now it can be projected digitally.
Still from a 16mm film made in 1998.
The movie was made by cutting up strips of celluloid film from various 16mm and super 8 outtakes of movies I have made and then gluing them in patterns between two long strips of 16mm clear leader. I just got a 4k scan of this recently. I have not seen it in forever because it is impossible to project the actual film-but it works fine on a flatbed. Now it can be projected digitally.
Still from a 16mm film made in 1998.
The movie was made by cutting up strips of celluloid film from various 16mm and super 8 outtakes of movies I have made and then gluing them in patterns between two long strips of 16mm clear leader. I just got a 4k scan of this recently. I have not seen it in forever because it is impossible to project the actual film-but it works fine on a flatbed. Now it can be projected digitally.
Still from a 16mm film made in 1998.
The movie was made by cutting up strips of celluloid film from various 16mm and super 8 outtakes of movies I have made and then gluing them in patterns between two long strips of 16mm clear leader. I just got a 4k scan of this recently. I have not seen it in forever because it is impossible to project the actual film-but it works fine on a flatbed. Now it can be projected digitally.
Still from a 16mm film made in 1998.
The movie was made by cutting up strips of celluloid film from various 16mm and super 8 outtakes of movies I have made and then gluing them in patterns between two long strips of 16mm clear leader. I just got a 4k scan of this recently. I have not seen it in forever because it is impossible to project the actual film-but it works fine on a flatbed. Now it can be projected digitally.
Still from a 16mm film made in 1998.
The movie was made by cutting up strips of celluloid film from various 16mm and super 8 outtakes of movies I have made and then gluing them in patterns between two long strips of 16mm clear leader. I just got a 4k scan of this recently. I have not seen it in forever because it is impossible to project the actual film-but it works fine on a flatbed. Now it can be projected digitally.
Still from a 16mm film made in 1998.
The movie was made by cutting up strips of celluloid film from various 16mm and super 8 outtakes of movies I have made and then gluing them in patterns between two long strips of 16mm clear leader. I just got a 4k scan of this recently. I have not seen it in forever because it is impossible to project the actual film-but it works fine on a flatbed. Now it can be projected digitally.
Still from a 16mm film made in 1998.
The movie was made by cutting up strips of celluloid film from various 16mm and super 8 outtakes of movies I have made and then gluing them in patterns between two long strips of 16mm clear leader. I just got a 4k scan of this recently. I have not seen it in forever because it is impossible to project the actual film-but it works fine on a flatbed. Now it can be projected digitally.
Still from a 16mm film made in 1998.
The movie was made by cutting up strips of celluloid film from various 16mm and super 8 outtakes of movies I have made and then gluing them in patterns between two long strips of 16mm clear leader. I just got a 4k scan of this recently. I have not seen it in forever because it is impossible to project the actual film-but it works fine on a flatbed. Now it can be projected digitally.
Still from a 16mm film made in 1998.
The movie was made by cutting up strips of celluloid film from various 16mm and super 8 outtakes of movies I have made and then gluing them in patterns between two long strips of 16mm clear leader. I just got a 4k scan of this recently. I have not seen it in forever because it is impossible to project the actual film-but it works fine on a flatbed. Now it can be projected digitally.
Still from a 16mm film made in 1998.
The movie was made by cutting up strips of celluloid film from various 16mm and super 8 outtakes of movies I have made and then gluing them in patterns between two long strips of 16mm clear leader. I just got a 4k scan of this recently. I have not seen it in forever because it is impossible to project the actual film-but it works fine on a flatbed. Now it can be projected digitally.
Still from a 16mm film made in 1998.
The movie was made by cutting up strips of celluloid film from various 16mm and super 8 outtakes of movies I have made and then gluing them in patterns between two long strips of 16mm clear leader. I just got a 4k scan of this recently. I have not seen it in forever because it is impossible to project the actual film-but it works fine on a flatbed. Now it can be projected digitally.
Still from a 16mm film made in 1998.
The movie was made by cutting up strips of celluloid film from various 16mm and super 8 outtakes of movies I have made and then gluing them in patterns between two long strips of 16mm clear leader. I just got a 4k scan of this recently. I have not seen it in forever because it is impossible to project the actual film-but it works fine on a flatbed. Now it can be projected digitally.
Still from a 16mm film made in 1998.
The movie was made by cutting up strips of celluloid film from various 16mm and super 8 outtakes of movies I have made and then gluing them in patterns between two long strips of 16mm clear leader. I just got a 4k scan of this recently. I have not seen it in forever because it is impossible to project the actual film-but it works fine on a flatbed. Now it can be projected digitally.
Still from a 16mm film made in 1998.
The movie was made by cutting up strips of celluloid film from various 16mm and super 8 outtakes of movies I have made and then gluing them in patterns between two long strips of 16mm clear leader. I just got a 4k scan of this recently. I have not seen it in forever because it is impossible to project the actual film-but it works fine on a flatbed. Now it can be projected digitally.