8mm Telecine machine – Shutter and frame ready trigger
A detailed post explaining the changes I needed to make to the Eumig P8 shutter during its conversion to a Telecine machine
A detailed post explaining the changes I needed to make to the Eumig P8 shutter during its conversion to a Telecine machine
This post describes how I constructed an 8mm telecine machine from a Eumig P8 novo 8mm projector.
An update on the latest changes introduced on Found Film, and a look at changes I hope to introduce soon.
A look back at the 100 films now posted on Vintage Home Movies
A post which marks 3 months since I first set up Vintage Home Movies and looks at the achievements so far and what I hope will happen in the next 3 months.
This post compares the quality of VHS-C video tape to that obtained with 8mm home movie film.
This is the first part of a series which may take several months to complete, but which I hope will eventually describe the process I’ve used to build an 8mm telecine machine from an old Eumig dual format projector.
This is just a short post which covers using the Infra Red scanning capabilities of the Epson flat bed scanners to identify and remove marks and dirt from colour slides during scanning.
An idea I had to convert an old 8mm film editor into a telecine machine.
I thought I would write a brief post explaining how I get the slides and negatives onto the Found-Film site.
I want to say a big welcome to anyone who has discovered the Found Film site – a home for lost pictures, Â and say a few words about the reason it has been created.
I’ve long had a fascination for old pictures which I find in vintage cameras  and I’ve added several posts on this site featuring pictures I’ve found on cameras I’ve acquired from eBay.