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Movie Making Manual/Cinematography/Cameras and Formats/Celluloid
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How celluloid works
Super 8mm Film
16mm Film
35mm Film
70mm Film
IMAX
2 perf 35mm
For a general description of 2-perf 35mm, see here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/3-perf_pulldown#2-perf
Suppliers of 2-perf cameras
Solid Entertainment (based in Malmo in Southern Sweden)
Mark Hope-Jones, mhope-jones@arrimedia.com (London, UK)
Costs
GBP:
footage per minute:
1min @ 25fps on 4-perf 35mm = 93.8ft
1min @ 25fps on 2-perf 35mm = 46.2ft
1min @ 25fps on s16mm = 37.5ft
stock costs (new):
400ft of 35mm 5218 (Kodak Vision2 500T) = £142.80
400ft of 16mm 7218 (Kodak Vision2 500T) = £80.33
developing (Technicolor):
16mm = 9p/foot
35mm = 11.5p/foot
So, the total costs per minute for stock + dev @ 25fps:
4-perf 35mm = £44.27
2-perf 35mm = £21.81
super-16mm = £10.91
External Links
Why Do Images Captured on Celluloid Have A Sort of Glossy Look When Well Mastered DV Footage Doesn't? - from UKFilm.org