Kodak's 16mm Film: Getting Started
Kodak created the first widely available amateur home movie format with 16mm film! A fantastic format that has been used by amateurs and professionals around the world on projects both big and small. Let's look at some cameras, film stocks, and a history of the format in order to understand how it works and what's available today! - - SUPPORT ANALOG RESURGENCE - - - / analogresurgence - - For New Analog Content Every Week - - - SUBSCRIBE & HIT THE BELL 🔔 ➡️ http://analog.watch/subscribe - - Super 8 & 16mm Camera, Film & Services Available at Pro8mm - - - https://www.pro8mm.com?sca_ref=207073... ———————————————————————— SOCIAL MEDIA STUFF / noahender2000 / analogresurge ———————————————————————— You can send me stuff for the videos! Noah Henderson PO BOX 99900 YG 434 149 RPO ELLERBECK TORONTO, ON M4K 0A2 - - Resources - - - Educational 16mm Films / @16mmeducationalfilms WWII Footage • D-Day to Germany, 1944 • Newsreel from WWII (silent 16mm film, 1942) 16mm Documentary https://www.nfb.ca/film/alexis_trembl...

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