Animated (vintage) photographs

[Story]

Sharing for those artistes inclined to do their own animated photographs.

From
http://fromme-toyou.tumblr.com/tagged/gif

via
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencet...s-develop-pictures-movement-stills-level.html

 

[Fletch]

I REALLY want to know what she's watching. (With my luck it'd be Paul Newman. )

 

[martinsantos]

Years ago I bought this projector (just mine is black). Automatic Bell&Howell, 8mm. Wonderful machine. I paid just a few pennies for it, went home very very happy. Two months after the lamp failed. Needed a lot time to find a new one. And more expensive than the projector! (now I use the trick to low down the voltage a little. The voltage here is 127V, and just put in it 110V).

 

[Fletch]

I've still got my dad's. Brought it out for my 30th grade school reunion a few years back and it worked like a champ.

Unfortunately, the camera (also a B&H) fell apart decades ago.

 

[martinsantos]

Once I had a chance to get a Bolex 8mm camera... But these cameras are useless here in Brazil. I could ever get the film and develop in home, as I tried with 16mm (worked very well). But here is absolutely impossible to find who can cut the film! By now here is just possible to shoot with super-8 or 16mm. I heard about a guy who imports some fresh film for the old Pathé system (9,5mm), but not sure.