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was planning to but a 35 or 16 mm film projector to watch movies. is this a dead technology because i cant find any online. with the exception of trailers.
does anyone know where to film feature films on a 35mm film projector.
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To find 35mm features, you're going to have to get involved with the community of 35mm collectors. While the studios still use 35mm film for current movies and repository features, it is not a consumer product. Due to a variety of issues, the studios do not make 35mm prints available to the general public. Used prints are destroyed after their theatrical run, aside from a small inventory which are stored in "vaults". Any 35mm feature which showed up on Ebay, or similar sites would be reported by the studio and pulled.
My understanding is the studios use to have a secondary market for used 35mm prints, but that dried up 10-15 years ago largely because of piracy issues. Modern tracking has eliminated the issue of prints "falling off of trucks" on their way back to the depots. If you do happen to find 35mm prints for sale, expect to pay on the order of several thousand dollars for any given title.
That being said, if you are interested in becoming a 35mm collector/enthusiast, now might be the right time to start. The theatre industry is in the process of converting to digital projection and 35mm equipment is being tossed away as junk or sold for the scrap metal value because there is no market for the equipment. If you are able to find a movie theatre that is getting ready to convert to digital, you might be able to get them to give you some equipment for the price of hauling it away. But you're still going to have the issue of not being able to find content.
I don't know enough about 16mm to provide you a knowledgeable answer.
To find 35mm features, you're going to have to get involved with the community of 35mm collectors. While the studios still use 35mm film for current movies and repository features, it is not a consumer product. Due to a variety of issues, the studios do not make 35mm prints available to the general public. Used prints are destroyed after their theatrical run, aside from a small inventory which are stored in "vaults". Any 35mm feature which showed up on Ebay, or similar sites would be reported by the studio and pulled.
My understanding is the studios use to have a secondary market for used 35mm prints, but that dried up 10-15 years ago largely because of piracy issues. Modern tracking has eliminated the issue of prints "falling off of trucks" on their way back to the depots. If you do happen to find 35mm prints for sale, expect to pay on the order of several thousand dollars for any given title.
That being said, if you are interested in becoming a 35mm collector/enthusiast, now might be the right time to start. The theatre industry is in the process of converting to digital projection and 35mm equipment is being tossed away as junk or sold for the scrap metal value because there is no market for the equipment. If you are able to find a movie theatre that is getting ready to convert to digital, you might be able to get them to give you some equipment for the price of hauling it away. But you're still going to have the issue of not being able to find content.
I don't know enough about 16mm to provide you a knowledgeable answer.
What are some cute watch brands that have roman numerals on them?
I'm looking for some cute watch brands that have roman numerals on them, not arabic numerals. If you could just give me some links to websites, that would be awesome. I've already looked at Fossil and I found a few I like and Coach didn't have anything.
As long as the watch is under about $300, I'd be happy to check it out.
Thanks! :)
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If you are looking for a classic looking watch, try Emporio Armani. They are gorgeous watches that because of the dress style, tend to use mostly roman numerals. They also tend to run around that price range full price, if not a few dollars more, but it is easy to find them on sale for less. I hope this helps, if not good luck on your search! (:
If you are looking for a classic looking watch, try Emporio Armani. They are gorgeous watches that because of the dress style, tend to use mostly roman numerals. They also tend to run around that price range full price, if not a few dollars more, but it is easy to find them on sale for less. I hope this helps, if not good luck on your search! (:
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