Old cameras - film looks
What kind of old camcorder might I purchase to get a film look? Should I be thinking of old VHS cameras, etc. with manual settings, or a Super 8, etc.? My first camera was digital so I don't know anything abou the older formats.
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An old VHS camera isn't going to look anything like film. Different people think of different thing when they say "film look" so what kind of look are you going for? Super 8 is film, so that will definitely give you that look.
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I've done some research since I posted, Super 8 is definitely what I'm looking for. It's a very cool look.
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Have you consider looking at www.redgiantsoftware.com. They have a plug in that may convert your movie into an Super 8 look without the need to purchase an old camera.
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Actually, after learning of the expense of the film for the super 8 cameras ($300 per hour!) I have abandoned the whole idea...but I do have some great film look effects....thanks for the idea..
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Actually Chris I do not edit on FCP...but thanks for the info! I was going to use film to tape certain outdoor sequences of wedding films...as I said I do have some great film effects...the look of real Super 8, though is amazing.
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This thread was not started as a solution to any specific problem or job, thanks Chris. Just want to try filming in additional format.
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Thanks Chris. I saw a wedding video company's website today that only does super 8, it was amazing stuff...really nice. http://www.papertapefilms.com/
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