Super 16 Film is Amazing | Krasnagorsk 3 Review

[@whoschrischu]

Do you prefer the look of Super 8 or Super 16

[@OrangeBrick8]

Super 16

[@CarloTimothy]

I prefer standard 16mm for that 4:3 vibe. I might get my Bolex modified to Super16 but I think I’ll be alright.

[@OrangeBrick8]

These videos you’re making now are absolutely incredible.

[@whoschrischu]

thank you!

[@alexlandherr]

At 2:04, shot on *65mm negative* and printed on *70mm print stock*. There’s a difference.

[@johnenglish9320]

Exceptionally fruity results! May i ask what wide angle was used on the 16mm shots with the k3?

[@shanestorozukphotography]

Super stoked to see what you're creating with this magical motion picture film camera!!! 🔥🔥🔥

[@thousandoaksmall1995]

Love all this new K3 content that's coming out. I just also uploaded some Super 16 footy I shot with my modified K3 a few weeks ago. I hope my tests can help anyone trying to get in to this pursuit who wants to get an idea of what the K3 can do.

[@thomastessier4507]

Hey nice video ! Do you have film lab recommendation for dev & scan 16mm in NYC ?

[@SandeepanSC]

16mm film is magical!

[@joanmichel]

16mm is chef’s kiss

[@whoschrischu]

👨‍🍳

[@jasonschlachet1824]

How is the film not all exposed as you load it in daylight? What’s the magic I’m missing?

[@whoschrischu]

It’s called a daylight spool. No light can reach the film except for the outermost layer. Just good ol’ opaque metal

[@rf.photographs]

DOPE!! I was just looking at 16mm film vid cams on eBay this past weekend. Been hella intrigued with this format since Illkoncept dropped that Tokyo 16mm video awhile back. Only drawback to 16mm is the cost is crazy for film price and dev. Probably not ideal for a hobby. Lol

[@whoschrischu]

not the MOST ideal, but if you think about it, there's this feeling of a larger inherent worth in film footage over an equivalent 5-pack of Portra 800 with dev + scan (depending on what you shoot, I guess) I may be speaking from novelty haha

[@rf.photographs]

@@whoschrischu You put it like that, damn near the same cost for 5-pack + dev + scan. Lol I've only been on the research part. But I heard 1 "roll" of 16mm (100ft) you get like 2.5 mins out of it?

[@whoschrischu]

@@rf.photographs just shy of 3 minutes. It sounds very little, but it's much harder to finish a roll then you think when you're shooting casually. the only time I ever felt like it went quickly was when I was shooting paid projects where angles were planned and choreographed. other than that, it's more than enough

[@rf.photographs]

@@whoschrischu 3 mins actually perfect. A newb in videography space but just dabbling in 2 minutes b-roll shorts. 1 roll is probably a project for me. Lol

[@dAznxGaming]

for every 100 ft of film you also need 100 ft of gaff tape lmao

[@mirandaisergio]

Wow!!!

[@whoschrischu]

yes!!

[@mirandaisergio]

@@whoschrischu nope

[@whoschrischu]

@@mirandaisergio yup