My First Time Shooting Super 16mm Film | Bolex | Kodak 250D |

[@1805movie]

It has the sharpness of 35mm, but maintains the grittiness of Super 8. Kind of the best of both worlds.

[@DarkSkyGhost]

That's how dreams and memories look like in my mind.

[@RyanNavazio]

That’s the aesthetic I’m looking for…

[@CarletonTorpin]

Great soundscapes to accompany the lovely visuals.

[@rylo444]

Something about this made me feel so calm while watching. Well done my friend

[@MrJason138]

So beautiful! I’ll always prefer film versus digital. The SF shots really hit home. I went to college in SF for film and shot super 8 and 16mm on a K3 there.

[@jiving0078]

your location matched with this film stock is superb! Great roll

[@bmason1292]

That was 🔥 my guy🫵🏾👍🏾✌🏾

[@akis.tsirogiannis]

OMG! Those colours!

[@PANDRIUX]

PERFECT 10/10!

[@bangersallday]

Absolutely stunning.

[@RyanNavazio]

Thanks !

[@dakotasillyman5495]

Wonderful as always!

[@RyanNavazio]

Thank you!

[@thousandoaksmall1995]

Dreamy. Very cool.

[@CameraOp-fz3tm]

Dude so Peaceful, feels like a movie, colors of fall with the train wow.

[@stringercorrales6627]

I wish Agfa re entered the film business. Their photography film was the sharpest (except for Agfa Vista). They could make sharp 16mm film.

[@glennk1931]

Beautiful shots.

[@yolklab]

wonderful!

[@RyanNavazio]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@abramhammer9679]

This looks fantastic!

[@valerielewis409]

this is so beautiful

[@theowlfromduolingo7982]

Great work

[@Alpine_Wanderer]

Excellent work man. Super inspiring. You have got yourself a new subscriber 🤙

[@GenSecWPNM]

Very nice!

[@willianantonin]

Quelles belles images, tout dans le film s'améliore

[@2m7b5]

Omelette du fromage

[@willianantonin]

@@2m7b5 Oui

[@theowlfromduolingo7982]

The 16mm footage itself looks super interesting (especially considering that this was your first time) but the shots and locations themselves are great aswell.

[@RyanNavazio]

Thank you - locations are usually the motivation !

[@rayermel9389]

loved it bro

[@RyanNavazio]

Thanks Ray!

[@johnmilner0859]

👏👏👏

[@RyanNavazio]

👊🏻👊🏻👊🏻

[@matheushenriquenascimento9461]

Muito lindo, muito lindo mesmo!

[@patrickel94]

Beautiful stuff! How did you do the sound design? Field recording on location as well?

[@RyanNavazio]

Thanks! The majority of the sound is just Iphone recordings on site or pulled from sound libraries.

[@AntonDoiron]

Nice footage! I visited the Bangor Maine area in October but didn't make it down to Acadia. A good place for 16mm film. I used by Sony A7s in Maine shooting digital instead of film. I like shooting with my old Bolex non-reflex but I've not been happy with the image quality. What lens did you use?

[@RyanNavazio]

Lenses were Kern 10mm rx and Kern 25mm rx - thanks

[@vijaymathewjoseph3593]

This was stunning. May I know at what frame rate you captured the slow motion footage?

[@RyanNavazio]

Thank you, it’s a mix of 48/64fps

[@vijaymathewjoseph3593]

Bolex lets you go 48 and 64? Didn't know that. Could you please care to mention what all frame rates it supports?@@RyanNavazio

[@RyanNavazio]

@@vijaymathewjoseph359312,18,24,32,48,64

[@psilocybinridin]

😮

[@finnbenischek3170]

Beautiful footage! Where did you get the film gate conversion done?

[@RyanNavazio]

Thanks! It was done by Abdul (cinerepair) in queens, ny.

[@hugobueno7430]

@@RyanNavaziosecond on the amazing footage! did you have to swap out the turret mount?

[@CarloTimothy]

dope. where did you get your Bolex modified to super16?

[@RyanNavazio]

Abdul in Queens, NY. Email Me and I will share his contact info.

[@thamoigeemapao391]

Is it ultra 16mm or standard 16mm? Or have you cropped it to 16:9?

[@RyanNavazio]

It’s super 16

[@edwllcxn]

why did you crop it? just curious.