The photographer is standing at E 10th St, facing West, with the parade running from the north to the south along S. Phillips Ave. The building on the south (left) side of the intersection is still there, but all the buildings to the north (right) side were razed to put in parking and a building for an insurance company. Here is the exact location maps.app.goo.gl/GdR7eKM5vNmGKEk36

How much does the Canon camera sell for Mike? Are they hard to find? I'd like to buy one.

I'm working on a Monty Python type of comedy movie in Daytona Beach. Do you do cinematography work? I saw a K3 16mm video, and you had an FSU shirt on. Some other footage made me think Florida. I don't know if I'll rent a crystal sync 16mm or buy a K3 or a Scoopic. I want to shoot a short film about a lighthouse keeper that plays before my feature. I want to shoot the short on 16mm. There is also one scene in the feature that I want to shoot on 16mm. I'm sure you're busy. I'm just trying to figure out my 16mm game plan. Thanks.

Thank you so much for the MANSECT shoutout!!

I always thought film quality was low fidelity. But this sounds fantastic. I always thought that Super 8 sound would be the worst of all film formats as it has the narrowest soundtrack. BUT cassettes although look wider, they're cut into 4 tracks - 2 in one direction and 2 in the other. So the one track on a cassette is 1/4 of the tape. Probably around the same size as the Super 8 soundtrack. AND cassettes run at 1 7/8 IPS. Super 8 at 24FPS, I'm guessing the film frame is about a 1/4 inches? 4 frames roughly equal one inch maybe. Divided 24 by 4 and you get 6 IPS tape speed. Maybe Over 3 times better quality than cassette. Very high quality.

Surprisingly exellent sound! At first I thought that was horribly loud projector but then realized it must be a motor bike or minibike maybe. Sounds like Dean Martin's version of "Memories" perfomed by someone else playing in the background. And that was playing there right? Not overdubbed?

Mike check your email.

Hey I have a Chinon 40 SM XL. Mine isn’t powering up though with batteries. I did see on the back there is a 6 volt battery input, does yours have that? And can you use that to try and power it up? I know it’s not the same camera but I wondered if yours had that as well since it’s the same brand

It would be nice if the authors of this film found it.

When I see how it’s came out. Does give me some hope to get a few films of mine that still haven’t been developed from a date process before October 1985.. sad that it can’t be colour tho, I wished I had known about getting then process never would guess that Kodak would stop the chemicals being mad to process

Came out very well. Does look more early 80s rather then 70s

Probably like when my uncle last used his movie camera in the 70s it still had film in it. When he h Gave me the camera in the early 90s. I finished the roll. Almost 15/16 years of different footage on 1 roll. I was lucky enough to get it developed. But the color did fade a bit on the roll.

lets go joey 😊

It's a shame it can't be processed properly in color. The now defunct Kodachrome and it's proprietary processing was just the best.

I'm almost positive the white car parked on the street is a first gen Acura Legend which was sold in the US 1986-1995, seems much later than the party though...

I have 24 cartridges of unexposed Super8 K40 and 5 exposed. Purchased in 1978. Refrigerated until 1995 then in the back of a dark cool closet. And even two 200ft rolls of K40 Double Super 8. I shot a lot of Super 8 from '73 to '85

Both of them have unacceptable amounts of Gate Weave but the Pro was better. It also didn't have as much yellow tinge in the highlights. Obviously your MovieStuff Retroscan grossly outperformed these units, but it's disappointing the Wolverine can properly register each frame steadily. It weaves and bobs along virtually every axis, X, Y, and even Z.

Cool location!

That came out really well!

My Arch-Nemesis as well. It’s the “Thanos” of the expired film universe.

Early foreshadowing of vertical video @6:49 😆 Always great to see these film and snapshots into the past! Mike, thanks for preserving and showing these hidden film gems! Thanks for sharing and see you on the next live stream!

Find Joey!!!!

I actually spent some time in New Bern over the last three years. Not much to go on but just the way the little yard of this house is landscaped gives me a coastal city vibe which lines up with New Bern for me. Nice results and looks like it was a fun party!

Sir, why you need emulsion to be out?

I shot with B\W and used zoom Len with side view focus . Came out ok but over expose. I also got AC motor and 400' mag. Great for backup! Thanks for showing all the little things !

Room temperature ECN-2 works pretty well for developing the newer Ektachrome 160 and I’m curious to see how well it would work with the older stuff

Sorry I missed the livestream Mike, I was on the road. Great to catch up on the recording. I'd love to know which cameras were able to shoot those 200' mags. I know there was a Nizo that could fit them.

Hi Mike, what is the name of that botanical gardens you film at, Sugar something? I live in St. Augustine. My girlfriend and myself were going to take a roadtrip today to go take some pictures. I just bought a mirrorless camera, Nikon Z6III.

Thanks for the info on the melting emulsion. I didn't know that. Is there a way to prevent that? I wasn't referring to Ektachrome though, I have a bulk stock of c-41, large format film, and it always comes out completely blank in color, but I will get an image in black and white developer..

I shoot a lot of Minox 8x11mm film. I use a Minox daylight tank.

tho I appreciate the vid, it could have also been 5 mins long.

Amazing results for such an old stock, those cameras were very reliable back then. It was worth buying it just for the images you are able to brought back like magic !

You’d be lucky to get these results in any other case to be honest, that’s pretty insane. I was not expecting that much colour. It’s gotta be one of the best I’ve ever seen.

I have 3 Kodachrome film reels I found going through my mothers belongings after she passed away that I would consider sending to you to process. I have absolutely no idea what could be on them. How would we go about this?

I just found my grandparents one of these and the projector that matches it!

Love your videos. 🙂

Unbelievable. Super fantastic!

Fantastic video! These family films always fascinates me, that people shot the film and never processed it. Amazing time capsules. I wonder the stories of where, when and who are just the mysteries. I do find some of these films are very well shot, this one is a lot of swinging the camera back and forth. Have to remind myself when I am shooting video or film, to be aware of too much movement. Always, thanks for sharing and keeping these memories alive!

ES-8 was a forerunner of E6, the 7244 has no remjet backing and getting any results is very, very hard. It also was dubbed Supermatic and used a big Supermatic (aka the SM you noted) machine that would give you color results in 17 minutes. They also issued it in 200-foot cartridges and sound cartridges. They should all have edge codes. I tried shooting and developing a few cartridges, but they were all duds, but I have more to shoot from different sources. The ASA/ISO is also 160, so they had XL cameras in mind. All those dots and dirt from decay? Still, even with your excellent correction work, you can see how good the color was meant to be. Someone had a 7244 fully developed clip posted many years ago, cleaner and more colorful and color correct, but it disappeared before I could sample it.

Color 🤷🏻‍♂️ looks great!

If DS8 film is split with any variation in width the gate in these scanners can't handle it and just jam. Are there any precision DS8 film splitters available?

Excellent results! The colors came out fantastic! Obviously the grain became even courser (and the Ektachrome 160 had already insanely coarse grain back in the day - we only used it, because with the KII and later the K40 you wouldn't get any image with low light). But it's nice to have these time capsules.

I’m guessing that very soon the ability to search for matching images will improve to the point that locations might be easily identified (c’mon Google.. step it up), which will help tremendously. Great results as always sir!

Great result Mike! I wish I had a bunch of Reversal chemicals to play with. The Tetenal kits seem to have been discontinued.

Kids are probably middle aged Gen Xers, now.

Have you ever developed film and found porn? If so can I get a copy……….