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Nada mejor que el 35mm

Cotton swabs, tooth brushes, WD40, simple green & water, cotton gloves at the print building station, don't put the rated R trailers on the spongebob movie. Simpler times.

OMG I REMEMBER YEAR R LOL

No digital picture compared with projector film picture...a glamour pic they produced with soft picture...

I went to reculver

I went there lol

Analog, the picture will be shown 48 times at once, twice the same. With a dark phase. Digital projection shows it continously or a pixel at once.

O CINEMA PERDENDO A " MAGIA " .

a yr 5 teacher this year really rick rolled their class plsssss

when the film is finished take the film out with your arm and hands and put it on another plate

My first job in 1997 at 17 was usher at AMC. I somehow managed to get into projection within a few months. Running a booth, building/ breaking down films. It was truly one of the best times of my life.

I miss film, but on the good side, no more scratched prints, no bad joints and jumps from missing frames. Never out of rack, always in focus. No faulty sound tracks jumping in and out of Dolby digital. Wondering if DTS will start? Is the projectionist paying attention. Is the trainee on today or is he selling popcorn? Ahh the good old days!!

this video brings back alot of memory. i used to be a movie equiptment tech...thank you film (35?70mm) for putting food on the table and to provide for my family i sure miss you alot.

DCB is good for old files and films to protect but old film projection is good please come back the old projection I request

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Nothing compare seleloid 35 mm. Its legend in cinema. Digital is cinema is??? Best regard KIKING entertainment

Digital needs technicians the work flow. Prone to glitches, reboots, etc. Lower horizontal resolution than 35mm-70mm film prints.

It's amazing

You hadn't used film in your home for many y.ears. It's been DVDs and streaming. So the changeover to digital projection was inevitable! George from Casselberry, Fl.

Nice video - glad someone cared enough to make it.

Movies is not real movies anymore without these real projectors. Digitally made movies looks so artificial. I miss the old projectors. I´m happy that I have one old 35 mm projector from 1949 and two movies in 35 mm.

What movie was playing?

Also England on a big screen! 👍

Nice to see you at work with the Philips non-rewind (FP20), i stopped with analog projection in 2014 (Utrecht, the Netherlands))

Interesting documentary, sad day film being replace digital projectors. Do these modern computer projectors crash like your home P.C's do ?

Too many chip/burger vans!

Can't wait going to be brilliant as always

Omg.... I remember this from 6 years ago when i was in reculver!!!!

next weekend can't wait

I stopped giving a crap about going out for movies once theaters i would normally go to switched to digital. Mostly because I know how resolution of things works. Its the 15$ / a seat / view is why the studios still insist.

I have just been to the 2017 sci-fi by the sea today and it's really good :) glad I went

thank you very much I worked in Calumet City, Illinois at River Oaks Movie theaters used this equipment miss them good old days John Lape # 480.800.7566 my cell phone

It moves me, many thanks for these souvenirs ....

What bothers me is this. No matter how high a resolution digital is, it is still digital. It may be possible to get the resolution high enough to where no human eye can detect it is digital though. That said I always felt film was more of an exact representation versus digital that has to pass through electronics in order to be recorded and played back. All film required are cameras to record and projectors to play back. The image didn't have to go through anything other than optics to make it on the film and didn't go through anything but optics to be shown on a screen.

And here I am, wanting to shoot 35mm or 16mm, but there's no more stock being made :(

I sure miss 35mm film. I worked at 3 different theatres. Digital media is not reliable. When it came to film a projectionist had control of everything. I miss it very much. Thanks for posting this video. Currently working concessions at the Flame Theatre, Wells, MN

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Nice video.

Film on the floor...oooo a sacking offence at the ABC..LOL

went last year. had a great time. keep up the effort

It was amazing going around having a lively feeling of all the cos players

happy I had a chance to work with this in 2011 I got my first job at 17 became a projectionist a year later learned everything to it loved it and in 2013 around November it was a Sunday I threaded and started the last 35 print in my favourite auditorium my cinema is second run so I can easily say I started and broke down one of the last amazing wonders of the world. =,(

digital is not cinema,is a big tv.real cinema is 35mm y imax 70mm

We had 35mm here in Philadelphia up until at least late 2012 with Woodhaven. The last regular film I saw in 35mm was Cloud Atlas. (Neshaminy, the biggest theater near my home, had converted completely to digital in February 2012. The last 35mm movie we had was Safe House.) It was really nice when The Hateful Eight came out and Neshaminy played it on 70mm. It was a lot of fun to see film on, well, film again.

I use to go on the pier rollerskating whan i was about 10 with my cousin sue when I was older my dad and I use to go fishing best place was the extension