16mm Cine Film.

[fossyant]

Wish me luck. MrsF wants me to get her dad's old cine projector running and digitise the various reels. One is one of three copies of the Manchester WW2 Bombing. Better not practice on that one. Just downloaded the manual off t'internet.

 

[classic33]

Wish me luck. MrsF wants me to get her dad's old cine projector running and digitise the various reels. One is one of three copies of the Manchester WW2 Bombing. Better not practice on that one. Just downloaded the manual off t'internet.

Doesn't that camera shop on Deansgate, near Victoria station not do this sort of service anymore?

Other than that, best o'luck.

 

[fossyant]

Oh, not paying good money. I think most of the reels are rubbish, but be good to find out whats on them.

All running but cant get the frame projecting in sync with the bulb using the 'framer' knob. Getting sound but not a steady image.

 

[Smokin Joe]

I remember the old man getting one of those from a second hand shop. Laurel and Hardy films projected onto the wall as we never had a screen.

 

[presta]

Were you thinking of projecting onto a screen and filming it from there?
My experience of doing that with slides is the quality is atrocious:

Doesn't that camera shop on Deansgate, near Victoria station not do this sort of service anymore?

That would be my choice.

Or there's always one of these:

 

[classic33]

Oh, not paying good money. I think most of the reels are rubbish, but be good to find out whats on them.

All running but cant get the frame projecting in sync with the bulb using the 'framer' knob. Getting sound but not a steady image.

If there is some good stuff on them, I'd get that done by someone who does it for a living.

Always worth checking what's on them before handing them over to someone else though.

 

[fossyant]

Think it's mainly to see whats on it. Currently got a co-op film about making cheshire cheese . Just can't get the frame to sync with the bulb flash. Off to google. Audio is legible but video not.

 

[fossyant]

If there is some good stuff on them, I'd get that done by someone who does it for a living.

Always worth checking what's on them before handing them over to someone else though.

The WW2 bombing was copied by Manchester Film Archive a few years backn FIL gave them it to digitise for historical keeping., thats the one that is worth keeping, if I can find it.

Currently set up in the shed office.

 

[fossyant]

I believe one has some disney cartoons on.

 

[fossyant]

We're running. Another Co-op add. Found old film trapped in the feed, then the auto load button needs clicking off when loaded as there was too much slack in the reel.

 

[fossyant]

Found the Manchester Blitz cine.

 

[fossyant]

CIS newsreel from 1933. Bluebird

 

[fossyant]

I have spared you the Home Economics film.. (cooking)

 

[classic33]

I have spared you the Home Economics film.. (cooking)

Could be a "way we were" film.

 

[fossyant]

I also know know about shoe manufacturing