
Super8 film made with inkjet printer- Test one
3 years ago
This is the first formal test of the "Inkjet Printed Film Process." The frames of video are arranged on a Super8 template in Photoshop and printed on transparency film (the kind used for overhead projectors.) Then, sprocket holes are cut out and the film is spliced together.
This video is a screenshot of the projector's movie screen. You can read more about this project at jesseengland.net
Note: It used to be called the England Printed Film Process, but has been renamed the Inkjet Printed Film Process for clarity.
This video is a screenshot of the projector's movie screen. You can read more about this project at jesseengland.net
Note: It used to be called the England Printed Film Process, but has been renamed the Inkjet Printed Film Process for clarity.
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Lutas
3 years ago Wow Fantastic! -
kind eyes 3 years agoAwesome! -
PEIKA
3 years ago inventive -
Ian Lucero
3 years ago Oh my god you cut all the sprocket holes by hand?!?!?! holy shit. -
Jrome 3 years agofuzzeriffic! -
Gabito Guzman 3 years agoyes! i found this last year, embedded it into my website -- with proper credit and reference of course -- and now that I am part of vimeo, i need to say KUDOS! This friggin rocks. -
Brett Russell Dougherty 2 years agowow, dude, thats so fucking cool. -
Jacob D Cox 2 years agohow long would you say the process takes -
Jesse England 2 years agoAbout 15 minutes work time per second of film. -
Brown 2 years agojeez, interesting idea -
josh knepper
2 years ago yep, thats cool. -
Alex Itin
2 years ago fun could be had with this technique.
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