[Frameworks] Super 8 frames blown up to photo prints!

[Glenn Brady]

I've done this with Super 8 reversal film by cutting out the frames I wanted to print (a strip of six inches or so) and scanning the strip in my Minolta Dimage Scan Dual III (intended for 35mm transparencies and 35mm negative strips).  As you suggest, you'd need to have access to telecine equipment of some sort if cutting the film isn't an option.  
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Cherry Kino 
  To: forum labo ; frameworks at jonasmekasfilms.com 
  Sent: Monday, November 25, 2013 5:04 PM
  Subject: [Frameworks] Super 8 frames blown up to photo prints!


  Hiiiiiiii people!


  So, ok, I have a question. 


  I want to make prints of a few choice Super 8 film frames, and I don't know how the heck to go about it. I'd like the prints to vary - some about 12 inches across, others 24 inches across, some maybe even bigger.


  I'm guessing… It's probably a case of getting a high quality digital scan (how?!) and then sending it to a printer… I'd like to get it done as a C-type print (which replicates the photographic process)… but this is super costly so it might need to be a digital print.


  If anyone has experience with this, pretty please let me know how to do it! I'm rubbish with digital scanning etc so really need to be given a clue. A big clue. :)))


  Cheers people!


  xxx




  Martha Jurksaitis
  Analogue Film and Photography Artist


  M: 07935 916 560




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