Not affiliated with these guys, but I've used these clips in projects before and thought I'd share with my fellow filmmakers.
http://www.mediapreview.net/8mm.htm
http://www.mediapreview.net/8mm.htm
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8mm Distress Kit
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Looks cool...why not 24fps ??? FrankLad I know you are not the leader but hey...many like that frame rate. Easy enough to get PNG slices and reinsert as images though.
Sweet!
Framerate really doesn't matter too much with film scans. There's no discernable motion to look over or under cranked (like a person walking or something), so interpreting the footage to match your project frame rate looks fine.
Framerate really doesn't matter too much with film scans. There's no discernable motion to look over or under cranked (like a person walking or something), so interpreting the footage to match your project frame rate looks fine.
IndieBudget: What PaulGriffith says... It actually winds up being a non-issue with film scans since essentially every frame is different, so there's no scene movement or whatever between frames.
Actually when you interpret the clips (in AE, etc.) to 24p, you gain a little extra play time from the overlays.
Actually when you interpret the clips (in AE, etc.) to 24p, you gain a little extra play time from the overlays.
After I posted, I started thinking, heck even if it is 60fps, easy to get PNG files and then use as overlays...duuuuhh