How much does it cost to develop 16mm film?

A 400′ roll of brand new 16mm film (not re-cans) will run you about $100 – $125, and will give you 11 minutes of footage. The processing/scanning will come out to be around the same, so for every 11 minutes you shoot, you’re looking at about $250 all in.

What is difference between 16mm and 8mm film?

The main differences between these two types can be found in the frame and sprocket hole sizes. The frame size (picture taking area) of 16mm film is about 10.26mm x 7.49mm. While both standard 8 and super 8 film are both 8mm in width, Super 8 film stock has a slightly larger frame size.

Is 16mm film still available?

Kodak is now the only company that makes motion picture film stocks. They currently have six stocks available for 16mm, which can work in either Standard 16mm or Super 16mm cameras. There are four color negative films, one black and white negative film, and one black and white reversal film.

Which is cheaper 16mm or 8mm?

Yes, that’s right: 16mm stock is at the very least no more expensive than Super 8, assuming both formats shoot 24fps. A lot of calculations will assume that the Super 8 is being shot at 18fps, which increases runtime to about 3’20” and brings stock costs down slightly below that of 16mm.

Can 16mm be 4K?

4K is the most you would need for 16mm, which you would scale down to 2K.

How many minutes is a 400 roll of 16mm film?

about 11 min
A standard roll of 16mm film is 400′ long and runs for about 11 min.

How can you tell if a film is 16mm?

It’s easy to identify 16mm film because unlike it’s 8mm counterpart, it may have sprockets on both sides of the film. If it does, then it’s 16mm and it’s a silent reel. However, 16mm film can have sound, which is best noted by the rust-colored magnetic strip running along the edge of the reel.

What is the difference between 16mm and 35mm film?

16mm lenses don’t have to bend the light as much and yes, appear to be a little sharper. The centre of the lens is the sharpest. 35mm lenses use bigger glass, especially the curved edges so the lenses seem to have more falloff on the sides.

When was 16mm film invented?

One of the biggest game-changers for the film industry was the introduction of 16mm film by Kodak in 1923. It has been used by professionals, news media, and amateurs for decades.

Are 16mm movies for sale a good investment?

Looking for 16mm movies for sale is a good investment because there are always collectors somewhere looking to buy them. You could potentially offer a whole set of films.

Are there any 16mm film prints with acid fixer problems?

All 16mm feature films are vintage, complete original prints unless otherwise noted. There are NO prints with Vinegar (acid fixer) problems. Scroll down the page to see the listings. Many of these prints are extremely rare now. The list is always up to date. Titles marked in red indicate they are on hold or sold.

What can I do with my old 16mm movies?

For one, you can collect them. Later on, you could sell them and potentially make some money. Looking for 16mm movies for sale is a good investment because there are always collectors somewhere looking to buy them. You could potentially offer a whole set of films.