Classic Home Cinema has sent out an updated sales list. The lists on their web page are not updated due to a technical problem, so you need to be on their mailing list to get their latest update. Go to Classic Home Cinema to see the list or subscribe.
As of February the 26th, Super8warehouse has added 150 new films. Bert that runs the webshop writes in his newsletter: I have listed about 150 new titles. Among these, you will find lots of the usual suspects in various genres and categories, such as features, digests, cartoons and so on. But I...
Read moreIt is hard to believe, but our project has now been online for a full year! Sometimes I feel it was almost yesterday that we announced our project, but other times it feel ages ago since so many things has happened. In this post I will write about the history of the project, a thanks to all that helped us and some thoughts about the future.
Kodak today announced on Twitter that they will now offer Super 8 development of negative Super 8 films in London.
Eberhard Nuffer has been making newsletters (in German) for some time. Now we have some good news: They will become available online.
Independent 8’s latest lists are now available at bfcc.biz.
Super 8 Magazine #2 is out. The magazine is bilingual English/German and ships world wide. Each issue has 72 pages printed on Kodak offset plates.
After a strange and different year, the calendar now says it is 2021. That means that next month Super8database will be one year old. But we are still not there, and in the meantime we have made several changes we hope will be of interest:
Classic Home Cinema has sent out their winter sales list. If you haven’t got it, contact Classic Home Cinema to subscribe.
Issue 28 of Film Collctors is just out.
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