In English please. But I belive that you ask: "I am from Ecuador, how can I access this chair model and how much are they worth?" I bought mine in Stockholm from a dealer that can be found here: www.luv2move.se as we don't have any dealers in Denmark where I live. But it is produced in Switzerland, at Genny Mobility: www.gennymobility.com There you can probably find out where near Ecuador you can buy it and what it costs.

I made it my self. But after using it on a trip to Malaga and back to Denmark by plain. I am going to do a little ajustment on it so it can be usede for traveling in all kind of planes.

@@janschrder6973 Amazing work - you can see the level of detail you've gone into! I have an Omeo and will be using the soft travel bag that I got for it as it's very similar in design. I really like what you've done though and am definitely considering doing something similar however I think there may be an opportunity to modify a flight case that is used for audio gear for events.

@@ChrisLynchFilm That right. There only one problem whit planes. Here in Denmark the Air companies have different rules. I travel whit Norwegian Air and the alove an elektrik wheelchair to be 85cm high 140cm long and 140cm wide. But if i would like to travel whit Ryan Air the wheelchair only are alowed to be 81cm high. And whit KLM 70cm high if i go whit their smalest plane to an conectin fligt in Amstedam or Paris. My box was 84cm high but i found out that it is only the cargoroom ther is 85cm high. The cargo hole in the plane is smaller then 84cm, so the cargo people tiped the box over to get it in and out of the plane both ways. Luckely i made the box well so my Genny surwivede whit out a scraths laing on the side the whole 3,5 ouhr flight.

8mm is the first kind of 8mm movie. Super8 came later. My father used 8mm until about 1966 and the swits to Super8 whits gave a better picture. You can see the different here in this link. And this MovieMaker can scan both kind of film. www.dvdyourmemories.com/blog/8mm-film-vs-super-8-film-whats-the-difference/

Here the movie regular 8mm?

This movie is from 1971 and a Super8 movie.

In settings did not add sharpness?

This one is from 1960 and a regular 8mm, that my father made from a Royal vissit i Greenland. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rKDOlnild8SrrZo

This one I set the exposure on +0,5 on the Wolverine and then it is Super8. The rest is standard setings in this movie. After recording I have slowed the movie from 30 frame/sec to 18 frame/sec on the computer, so the movie is normal speed. I don't use the little brush to clean with betwen the recording on the Wolverine. I use an air spray duster. www.biltema.dk/da/Kontor---Teknik/Computere/Tilbehor/Luftspray-2000033264/

Thanks Jan, that's great information. I do have some software to edit. I think someone else mentioned air spray, I will bear all this in mind. Thanks for your help...and keep them coming, really very good. Don

Thanks. You just have to be aware of the speed of the movie when it's scanned with the Wolverine. It produces and plays in 30/sec frames, but it's easy to fix to 18/sec frames with an editing program on the computer.

Yes I've been viewing a few KZbinrs that have used the equipment and now understand that requirement....enjoy your machine...or maybe you prefer the other technique. Don

After I have scannet some of the film we have, the picture on the scanner sundentlig loked od after i had put on a new film. It was like the scanner had zomed a little out and moved the pictureframe. I could not understand that becouse the scanner have been standing on the table, whitout been moved or hit at any time. So i wrote a mail to Wolverine suport. They answered me and snad me a little software suport and a guide to instal it. So now i can move and zome the picture, so it look right again. Just in case you will get the same problem.

OK. Thanks for the tip. I am impatiently awaiting the shipment of my machine....could be a few weeks yet! I understood from another user that the firmware had been improved, so you must have the latest version now.