| Re: Amazing Soviet Anti-Gravity Device |
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Group: aus.aviation · Group Profile
Author: TacANTacAN Date: Aug 23, 2008 03:00
> TacAN wrote:
>> "veritas" xxxxx.com> wrote in message> One small roll of 16mm exposed once in one direction - removed and turned
> around then run/exposed again in the other direction. It came back (after
> processing) from Kodak as one 8mm single sprocketed (4min) reel.
> Processing was included in the purchase price. It was run at 18
> frames/sec. and was a crap movie. Almost a good idea.
Well .... yes. Crap in terms of quality - it was all we had in those days
ca. 1960
Available to the home movie maker at a "modest" cost. Although I can't
remember how much it did cost him.
Dad was especially lucky in that he won approx 50 pounds (??) in the
Queensland Casket in 1959 (?)
Something, though, that I am eternally grateful to have.
Some beautiful memories & some nice historic footage that has been
preserved.
I have plans to transfer these old films onto DVD format soon.
Some of the colour has of course faded over time - but mostly they are still
in pretty good nick.
Cheers
Graha,
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