Equipment
8 mm film
A family of narrow-gauge motion-picture formats using film approximately eight millimetres wide.
A family of narrow-gauge motion-picture formats using film approximately eight millimetres wide.
Use cases
- Identify Regular 8 versus Super 8 before choosing camera, cartridge, perforation, processing, or scanner.
Setup
- Confirm the intended use, inspect the equipment, and coordinate placement with the responsible department.
Safety notes
- Use only within manufacturer ratings and the production safety plan.
In practice
Identify Regular 8 versus Super 8 before choosing camera, cartridge, perforation, processing, or scanner.
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Sources
- Glossary of Motion Picture Terms — Kodak