Kyle MikolajczykIMAX 70mm film is a big deal, especially when a big movie like Christopher Nolan's ODYSSEY will be coming out on it. 70mm, 35mm, and IMAX film size comparisons reveal why you need to see any move in IMAX 15/70 (IMAX 1570) film when possible, especially when the movie stars Anne Hathaway. Projecting the film is no small task either, with massive 15,000 Watt explosive Arc Lamps are required to illuminate the 5.5 feet per second of film flying by (or 3.5 Mph) and here I can give a close look at the films including 8mm, 16mm, 35mm, 70mm 5/70 (5 perf 70mm) and 15/70 (15 perf 70mm) as well as what an Arc Lamp looks like and what it means. We are talking about 18k resolution of film that will be projected on gigantic dome screens, and I will help you find locations (where to see Oppenheimer on 70mm IMAX film) near you that will be presenting the movie in this format. I used frames from some famous movies including The Bee Movie (2007) and Interstellar (2014).
00:00 Why Odyssey? 00:53 35mm Film 01:27 70mm Film (5 Perf) 02:18 16mm Film 02:28 8mm Film 02:38 The Big Reveal 03:20 70mm IMAX 03:39 70mm Size Comparison 04:17 The Lamp (Short-Arc) 05:11 Why you must see IMAX 70mm 06:23 Length and Speed 06:57 Bee Movie 07:23 How to See 70mm 07:44 Things to Look Out For 08:45 Wrap Up
Thank you Valerie Moore for advice and feedback on the video.
Film frames used for education/commentary and the images depicted are owned by the owners of The Bee Movie (Dreamworks) and Interstellar (Warner Brothers). Promotional material for Oppenheimer is owned by Universal.
Why you need to see ODYSSEY on IMAX 70mm filmKyle Mikolajczyk2023-01-17 | IMAX 70mm film is a big deal, especially when a big movie like Christopher Nolan's ODYSSEY will be coming out on it. 70mm, 35mm, and IMAX film size comparisons reveal why you need to see any move in IMAX 15/70 (IMAX 1570) film when possible, especially when the movie stars Anne Hathaway. Projecting the film is no small task either, with massive 15,000 Watt explosive Arc Lamps are required to illuminate the 5.5 feet per second of film flying by (or 3.5 Mph) and here I can give a close look at the films including 8mm, 16mm, 35mm, 70mm 5/70 (5 perf 70mm) and 15/70 (15 perf 70mm) as well as what an Arc Lamp looks like and what it means. We are talking about 18k resolution of film that will be projected on gigantic dome screens, and I will help you find locations (where to see Oppenheimer on 70mm IMAX film) near you that will be presenting the movie in this format. I used frames from some famous movies including The Bee Movie (2007) and Interstellar (2014).
00:00 Why Odyssey? 00:53 35mm Film 01:27 70mm Film (5 Perf) 02:18 16mm Film 02:28 8mm Film 02:38 The Big Reveal 03:20 70mm IMAX 03:39 70mm Size Comparison 04:17 The Lamp (Short-Arc) 05:11 Why you must see IMAX 70mm 06:23 Length and Speed 06:57 Bee Movie 07:23 How to See 70mm 07:44 Things to Look Out For 08:45 Wrap Up
Thank you Valerie Moore for advice and feedback on the video.
Film frames used for education/commentary and the images depicted are owned by the owners of The Bee Movie (Dreamworks) and Interstellar (Warner Brothers). Promotional material for Oppenheimer is owned by Universal.Knives Out Filming Location Today (2024) - Medical ExaminerKyle Mikolajczyk2024-10-14 | I used to live near an important filming location of Rian Johnson's Knives Out (2019) in Marlborough MA, specifically where the "Medical Examiners" office was filmed. In the scene, the characters discover that this building containing important evidence in the Knives Out plot has burned down, and here we had 3 infamous actors/actresses all filmed on location (Daniel Craig, Chris Evans, Ana De Armas). We can see the remanence of this location, with the trees recently chopped down I am assuming this abandoned DMV will be completely bulldozed in the coming months, so I made this short video to document its current state and I tried to weave some of the actual movie in to get a better look.
Become a member/projectionist! youtube.com/channel/UCcXcG5u7fZo9R4Hb8MXHenA/joinMy Film FreezerKyle Mikolajczyk2024-06-10 | My cute film freezer is full of 35mm film, 120 film, and motion picture film, with plenty of new and old Fuji Film and Kodak rolls, many of which hard to find or flat out discontinued. Watch and learn why I have all these films (I am a hoarder), and my thoughts and opinions along with photos I have scanned as examples over the years. Hopefully its a relaxing video for you to enjoy my voice cracking.
00:00 Introduction 00:41 Fuji Superia 400 01:20 Fuji Superia Premium 400 01:41 Why Freeze Film? 02:11 Fuji Pro 400H 02:37 Fuji Pro 160NS 02:57 Kodak Portra 400/800 03:14 Fuji Fujicolor 100 03:27 Kodak Pro Image 100 03:47 Fuji Slide/Reversal Film 04:05 Fuji Velvia/Provia 50/100 04:57 Kodak Consumer Film 05:14 Kodak Gold 200 05:31 Kodak Ultramax 400 05:41 Ilford Film 06:17 Fuji Neopan Acros 100II 06:32 Kodak 400 TMAX 06:44 FPP Low ISO 07:11 Kodak ColorPlus 200 07:32 Kodak 500T/5219 07:45 Kodak 200T/5213 08:00 Cinestill 400D 08:14 Harman Phoenix 200 08:30 Kodachrome 25 08:48 Santacolor 100 (Aerocolor IV) 09:19 Wrap-up35mm Film is Jell-O | How Film Works #35mm #film #jello #howitworks #photography #kodak #ilfordKyle Mikolajczyk2024-03-24 | ...Film Processor Disaster #filmprocessing #vintage #film #science #chemestry #diy #35mm #disasterKyle Mikolajczyk2024-03-20 | ...70mm IMAX Film is Unbeatable #film #dune #70mm #movie #filmmaking #oppenheimer #interstellarKyle Mikolajczyk2024-03-19 | ...Don’t get killed by the film processor #filmprocessing #vintage #35mm #filmphotography #electricKyle Mikolajczyk2024-03-18 | ...Greatest Film Printer of All Time | Ilford 2240RCKyle Mikolajczyk2023-12-09 | Why did Ben and I get a Film Photography Lab paper print processor (Ilford 2240RC)? How did we get it working? Or why did we turn his kitchen into a 35mm Film Photography darkroom? I honestly have no clue, but I invite you to experience all the pain and regret with me.
We discovered an old Ilford black and white print film processor that was being given away, and decided to drive 3 states away to get it. I was nearly crushed bringing the 300 pound unit up stairs. The Ilford 2240RC claims that it can make 600 film prints per hour, and we intend to challenge that. Film photography is a fantastic hobby that can lead to many expensive and unintelligent decisions, of which include Ben nearly setting his hair on fire, along with us nearly getting electrocuted or drowned many times.
Thanks to Matthew Haahr for feedback and suggestions! Checkout his GitHub github.com/mjhaahr
0:00 - Intro 1:01 - The Internet 1:41 - Ilford 2240RC 2:09 - What is it? 2:34 - How an Enlarger Works 3:09 - Enlarging 3:45 - Home Depot Montage 4:16 - Failure 1 4:37 - How the Processor Works (With Barry!) 5:55 - Plumbing and Electrocution 6:56 - Kitchen to Darkroom 7:49 - Breaking Bad (Chemicals!) 8:22 - How to Use the Processor 9:24 - Full Run (Cover Off) 10:36 - Conclusion
Become a member/projectionist! youtube.com/channel/UCcXcG5u7fZo9R4Hb8MXHenA/joinHow 35mm Film WorksKyle Mikolajczyk2023-07-18 | Oppenheimer was filmed on 70mm IMAX, 70mm, and 35mm Film, which is basically just Jell-O with some sprinkles. Taking a simple photo with your own film camera also works the same. In this video I explain how film works with 70mm/35mm film in detail of how a simple piece of plastic, coated in gelatin and Silver Halide, allows us to create photos and videos, such as Oppenheimer like I discussed in my last video. I use Jell-O along with 35mm film, images, 35mm film frames from movies such as Space Jam, to help build a photo of how film works. I also fail miserably when making the Jell-O film concoction, but I still think I get the 35mm film across. Other 35mm and film concepts are gone over, including positive and negative film strips, and even the chemicals involved.
00:00 Jello-O Introduction 00:39 Negative v. Positive Differences 01:17 Using Negatives and Positives 02:09 Film Base 02:29 Gelitain 02:50 Silver Halide 03:28 Grains and Film 04:32 Digital v. Analogue 04:59 Size Matters - ISO 05:47 Using a Film Camera 06:00 Latent Image 07:39 Sprinkles/How Developer Works 10:06 Leaving Film Out 10:26 Developing Film Without Fixer 11:19 Barry B. Benson 11:34 Jell-O 12:00 Potato 12:23 Wrap UpMy 35mm Film Scanner Progress #35mm #film #filmscannerKyle Mikolajczyk2023-02-04 | ...When you need to rewind 35mm fast #35mm #film #projectorKyle Mikolajczyk2023-01-15 | ...Film Projector Slo-mo #35mm #70mm #filmKyle Mikolajczyk2022-12-20 | ...I 3D Printed a 35mm ProjectorKyle Mikolajczyk2022-11-22 | Download the model by SimulatedPinecone/Thomas Piccione here: printables.com/model/300864-philips-norelco-dp70-film-projector ("1:8 scale model of the Philips Norelco DP7 35mm/70mm film projector"). He spent a long, long time designing this so please support him in any way you can!
Printed using an Ender 3 Pro using "Army Beige" PolyLite PLA Pro.
This projector is a 1:8 replica of the only 35mm / 70mm projector to win an Academy Award, the DP70 (AAII). Funny enough, that makes this roughly a 8mm scale for the film path. This 3D printed version is close to the real version it is modeled after, but I chose not to print the magazines as I believe the "naked" style without the nitrate-safe magazines look better. According to the 3D files designer, the Lamphouse model is designed off of the BigSky Industries lamphouse.
Unfortunately, you cannot actually run 70mm, 35mm, or 8mm film through this projector. But, it is one hell of a desk toy!
Buy the Art of Film Projection Book: amzn.to/3mVLJVW70mm Projector Up CloseKyle Mikolajczyk2022-10-24 | A #70mm projector quick closeup of the basics of the #dp70 #35mm and 70mm #film projector that is over 75 years old.Film CleanerKyle Mikolajczyk2022-10-15 | Ever wonder how to clean many 1000s of feet of film at once? Here is a demo of the cleaner just for that! Send lots of film through it and in minutes a 1000 feet will look brand new. Great for projectionists, projection film, and film photographers that have a lot of film to clean.#35mm Projector that is portable and doubles as a #film scannerKyle Mikolajczyk2022-10-12 | ...Film audio types #35mm #Film #Projection #audio #analogKyle Mikolajczyk2022-10-08 | ...Why does the movie stop? 70mm film dying in the film projectorKyle Mikolajczyk2022-10-07 | ...35mm Film Compressed?Kyle Mikolajczyk2022-10-06 | ...35mm Film Scanner DemoKyle Mikolajczyk2022-09-27 | ...35mm Film Scanner AND Projector?Kyle Mikolajczyk2022-08-17 | The NAC Analysis 35mm film projector is one of the weirdest projectors I have come across. The compact design allows for portability, with the added feature of being able to vary the frame rate of playback, allowing for film to be played at 24 frames per second, all the way down to 1 frame per second, with the option to also manually advance. These days apart from the novelty of this rare and once uber-expensive projector, film enthusiasts and projectionists can convert these projectors with little hassle to scan 35mm film and film reels to digital. In the video I explain more about why this projector exists, how it works, how to use it, and an example of me "Scanning" the film frames with my digital camera (DSLR). Scanning preview reels or full-length 35mm feature prints have never been so easy without this film projector!
Intro (0:00) Why does it exist? (0:33) Useful today? (1:38) How to use it (2:15) Example Scan and Projection (3:30) How it works (4:00) Wrap-up (5:06)
Buy the Art of Film Projection Book: amzn.to/3mVLJVWThe Art of Film ProjectionKyle Mikolajczyk2022-06-17 | What do you think of first when you see a film? Join me as I give a brief overview of the Art of Film Projection, why it is a beautiful art form, and why we cannot forget it. I go over the book that I am referencing during the video, which you can buy at the link below. Today, modern digital projection and projectors rule the theater industry, but movies before that era were designed to be projected by a film projector, and projecting it on a digital projector goes against that. 16mm, 35mm, 70mm film once ruled the world, why did that have to change?
The book, "The Art of Film Projection" by @GeorgeEastmanMuseum is excellent, everyone should own a copy, as the New York Times said: "A gorgeous gift for every cinephile, The Art of Film Projection celebrates this enduring analog art". Even Christopher Nolan co-authored the foreword!
If you were wondering about the explosive film mentioned, that is called Nitrate film and you can look up videos on that topic.
Intro: (0:00) Digital Projection: (0:44) Film Projection: (1:46) The Book: (3:25) Conclusion: (4:10)
This video is not sponsored (minus the amazon associate link above).Projecting The Hateful Eight in Glorious Ultra Panavision #70mm in 2022Kyle Mikolajczyk2022-06-03 | Ever wanted to see what projecting The Hateful Eight: 70mm Road Show edition would look like? Well here you are! Here are a few minutes of video inside the Projection Booth, where you can see views of our 2 DP70 35/70 projectors running with 2 #UltraPanavision lenses (since the movie was filmed with @panavision's Ultra Panavision lenses) and even an excellent #Changeover performed by a projectionist! See the way Quentin Tarantino intended to show the movie, in an ultra-wide, ultra-sharp film presentation.
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Projectionists: Cara Salter Thomas Piccione Matthew Haahr Kyle Mikolajczyk
Popcorn Master: Kevin Zhou
(0:00): Benching (0:19): First look (0:50): Closeup of the film gate (1:28): Running around booth (2:00): Changeover! (2:20): Running out end of reel (2:45): Threaded up projector (3:08): Popcorn (3:34): SubscribeThe Hateful Eight on Ultra Panavision #70mm #DP70 #projectionKyle Mikolajczyk2022-04-29 | ...Compressed 35mm Film?Kyle Mikolajczyk2022-03-18 | This is a quick video that was originally going to be part of the previous video, but I figured it was better to keep it separate! This video takes a look at 35mm film archival process/storage process of using Cores. Archival cores are used to store films in the most compact way possible, such as in film canisters. In order to store them or the reverse to use and project the film, we need to use the tool called the Split Reel. A Split Reel in a projection reel that can be split in half, allowing for film on cores to be interchanged. In this video I show you how to put film onto a split core and store it, but the process is the reverse when you are taking film off a core and onto a projection reel. This process works the best with a Film Rewind Bench but can be done manually if required.
#35mm #FilmReel #ProjectionHow is Film Prepared? (Film Benching)Kyle Mikolajczyk2022-03-10 | Ever wondered how thousands of feet of motion picture film was assembled and disassembled for 35mm/70mm projectors? Here is an in-depth tutorial and demonstration how film was taken from 20 minute shipping reels and converted into 40 minute projection, commonly called Benching/DeBenching reels using the important tools found in a projection booth such as a NeuTaper 35SS film splicer, Kelmar 8900 rewind film bench, and a lot of zebra tape. See how film is shipped to and from projection booths and studios, as well as the protective cotton archival gloves necessary for handling the fragile film. Also understand how to use all the tools such as the 35mm film splicer and the controls of the film bench.
Intro: (0:00) Why Combine 35mm Reels?: (0:46) Different Types of Reels: (0:58) 35mm Film Splicer Overview: (2:06) 70mm Film Splicer Overview: (2:44) Rewind Bench Spindles: (3:15) Mounting the Reels: (4:20) Rewind Bench Controls: (5:55) How to Find Splices: (8:12) Protection/Cotton Archival Gloves: (9:06) Feeling for Splice: (9:25) Removing Splice: (9:53) Attaching Head/Leader/Tail: (10:27) Splicing Film: (11:52) Wrap-up: (13:40)
#35mm #70mm #Projection #DP70#35mm Scene of Fight Club on #35mm FilmKyle Mikolajczyk2022-03-02 | ...Cleaning and Benching #35mm FilmKyle Mikolajczyk2022-02-02 | ...Closeups of 35mm Projector Running DaredevilKyle Mikolajczyk2022-01-29 | #35mm projector running Daredevil closeups include sound readers, intermittent sprockets, upper and lower constant motion sprockets lens and lights.Running Modern #70mm DTS Film (4K)Kyle Mikolajczyk2022-01-26 | Ever wonder what it is like to project modern 70mm motion picture film? Ever wonder how to do it? Well look no further! In this video we show you how we project the 70mm film through our 35mm/70mm projector, the DP70 (AAII) projector and we walk you through each step! If you have not already you should watch other videos we have on how to setup (thread) the 70mm #DTS film, and others on 35mm projectors and 16mm projectors.
0:00 - Overview of DTS/70mm 0:36 - Run through of steps 1:11 - Motor Start 1:16 - Douser Open and Changeover 1:18 - SMTPE Leader 1:45 - DTS Reader 1:55 - End Overview 3:03 - Changeover 3:05 - Dowser Close 3:10 - Motor Stop 3:28 - Subscribe
Presented by Kyle Mikolajczyk Edited by Thomas PiccioneSMPTE #70mm DTS Countdown Leader Film Head (4K)Kyle Mikolajczyk2022-01-24 | 70mm countdown projection leader on a new print of 70mm #DTS film! This is the SMPTE standard brought to you in crisp #4K that includes everything from the green SPLICE HERE mark al the way to the last 2 on the screen, with all the important SYNC marks and numbers with their respective important film calibration etc. you would see on all 70mm prints sent to a theater! This was filmed running through our DP70 (AAII) 35mm/70mm projector. This came off a print by FotoKem.
#70mm
Editing by Thomas PiccioneSetting Up Modern #70mm DTS Film (4K)Kyle Mikolajczyk2022-01-21 | In this video, we'll show you how to thread modern 70mm film, featuring DTS 5.1 surround sound. Unlike magnetic soundtrack film, DTS 70mm is still being produced and is the format for all modern 70mm releases, including The Hateful Eight, Tenet, and Licorice Pizza. This film allows for some of the sharpest projected images in cinema, with only the mighty IMAX 15/70mm having higher resolution. In this video we will show you how to thread this film on the DP70/AAII Norelco 35/70 projector.
Presented by: Kyle Mikolajczyk Edited by: Thomas Piccione
0:00 - Intro 0:24 - DTS Reader 0:45 - Film Bucket 1:30 - First Constant Motion Sprocket 2:00 - Second Constant Motion Sprocket 2:19 - Film Gate 2:40 - Intermittent Sprocket 4:10 - Third Constant Motion Sprocket 5:00 - Takeup Reel 5:29 - Check Over Threading 7:19 - Trial Advance 8:14 - Like and Subscribe
#70mm #DTS #DP70#70mm DTS Film Sneak PeakKyle Mikolajczyk2022-01-17 | ...#35mm Film DTS Space JamKyle Mikolajczyk2022-01-14 | ...70mm to 35mm Projector Lamphouse Focus (4K) #70mm #35mm #DP70Kyle Mikolajczyk2022-01-06 | In this 2nd video of our 2 part lamp focusing series for film projectors, we will look at how to adjust focus from projecting 70mm film back to projecting 35mm film. The exact same rules and techniques apply if you're focusing a lamp from scratch.
Just like last time, this guide was filmed on and for our specific equipment, but the same principles will apply to any projector and lamphouse combination.
This video contains flashing images which may affect photosensitive individuals
Video presented by and edited by Thomas Piccione.
Video dedicated to Michael Schaffer.35mm to 70mm Projector Lamphouse Focus (4K) #35mm #70mm #DP70Kyle Mikolajczyk2022-01-04 | In this video we will cover a very important and often neglected part of projecting film; Lamp focusing. This guide was filmed using the Big Sky Industries L3000 lamphouse mounted on the Philips DP70 / Norelco AAII, but the same principles apply to any film projector and lamphouse combination.
This is part 1 of a 2 part series, and in this part we will show you how to adjust focus from projecting 35mm film to projecting 70mm film.
Intro: (0:00) Getting Started: (1:25) Focusing: (2:10) Running Test Film: (7:10) Running a Preview: (7:37)
This video contains flashing images which may affect photosensitive individuals.
Video presented and edited by Thomas Piccione.
Video dedicated to Michael Schaffer.How to RUN 70mm Film (4K) #70mmKyle Mikolajczyk2021-12-30 | My name is Kyle Mikolajczyk and today I am showing you how we project 70mm film on our 35mm projector and 70mm projector. The video covers all the processes that should be followed using any 70mm projector, including arcing up the lamp in the lamphouse, starting the projector motor, opening the dowser, and changing over the projector. Also, I go into adjusting the framing of the projector and focus for the magnetic 70mm film. At the end, I go over the steps for stopping the 70mm film. This process is essentially the same for 35mm film but we have to make sure that the projector is always being monitored as 70mm film is unforgiving and can break or shred easily!
#70mm #FilmProjector #DP70Bee Movie but its on 35mmKyle Mikolajczyk2021-12-25 | Quick video on running some Bee Movie 35mm film through our film projector! I show some cool parts of showing the reel such as a few quick scenes along with a shot of the changeover between reels, and even show the insides of the DP70 projector why the film is running through. This is nearly 60 pounds of bee movie!70mm Film Projector SETUP (4K) #70mm #FilmSetup #DP70Kyle Mikolajczyk2021-11-28 | In this video we show you everything there is to setting up the projector to run the 70mm film, better known as THREADING. The projector we show is the Norelco DP70, or the TODD-AO AAII projector. We go over in great detail exactly how to thread up 70mm MAGNETIC film so that you can run the film projector and show full feature 70mm films from the 1950s on!
Intro: (0:00) Getting Film: (2:06) Sound Reader: (2:40) Upper Loop and Gate: (6:20) Lower Loop: (8:51) Takeup Reel: (10:55) Check Threading: (11:50) End: (15:31)70mm Film Breaks in Projector #70mm #FilmBreak #FilmProjectorKyle Mikolajczyk2021-11-17 | Thomas and I were recording another (unreleased) video and wanted to run a preview reel with magnetic sound 70mm film. While we were running our Norelco DP70 (Todd AA II projector) in 70mm configuration (with our new Big Sky Industries Lamphouse) the film snapped! You can see what I believe is the only video on the internet of 70mm film snapping. The film immediately hit the film buckle switch and stopped the motor before we could. In the end only a few frames were lost in our already beat-up preview.
The snap was caused by a combination of 2 bad splices within 6 frames of each other, and the lower loop was lost when the projector started. We are looking into why the lower loop shrank so much from start to running.Digital Cinema Projector How-toKyle Mikolajczyk2021-09-29 | In today's video I teach you how to use the Christie Digital Cinema Projector 2210 and it's Integrated Media Block 2 (CP2210 IMB-S2). I go over operation, control, and setup for movies such as creating playlists and ingesting content.
I am not affiliated with any company.DTS 35mm Test with SpaceJam and the DTS-XD10Kyle Mikolajczyk2021-09-21 | ...Film Types (70mm, 35mm, 16mm, 8mm)Kyle Mikolajczyk2021-05-27 | There are many different film types that you may find in a film projection booth. We will be going over the different types of 70mm films such as 70mm film DTS and 70mm film Magnetic, along with 35mm film, 16mm optical film, and 8mm film. I show various different characteristics between the film types and show them together for scale.
Intro:(0:00) 70mm DTS:(0:58) 70mm Magnetic:(1:54) 35mm Film:(3:01) 16mm Film:(5:42) 8mm Film:(6:42) Conclusion:(7:22)Running 70mm Movie Film Previews on the #DP70 #ShortsKyle Mikolajczyk2021-04-26 | Running the #DP70 with 70mm previews! Stay tuned for a how to thread the DP70 with 70mm film with magnetic sound.How 35mm Film is ProjectedKyle Mikolajczyk2021-04-06 | Ever wondered how movies were presented in theaters? Here I show you how to thread up and operate the only projector to ever win an academy award, the Philips (Norelco) DP70 #35mm / #70mm projector! I have provided links to the different parts of the video such as the tour of the projector and lamphouse, how to thread up the projector for 35mm optical/Dolby Digital Kinoton, how to use the projector and lastly actually running the projector!
Intro:(0:00) Tour:(0:20) Threading:(2:12) Check Threading:(7:45) How to Use:(9:22) Running the DP70:(11:05) Conclusion:(13:42)
#DP70How to Clean 35mm Film?Kyle Mikolajczyk2021-03-02 | In this video I will show you how to setup, thread, use, and replace pads of the Kelmar 35mm film cleaner. This cleaner is a great way to clean 35mm movie and film prints before and after a showing to make sure the print stays clean and without damage. My name is Kyle Mikolajczyk and I am at the time of the recording the Head Projectionist at Lens and Lights at Worcester Polytechnic Institute in Worcester, MA, where we have 16mm projectors, 35mm and 70mm projectors, and a full 2K resolution digital cinema projector.
#35mm Film #70mm
Intro: (0:00) Overview: (0:16) Threading: (1:16) Cleaning: (2:54) Replacing Pads: (3:45) Conclusion: (4:55)Bridge to the Future (1951) 4K Upscale | Worcester Polytechnic InstituteKyle Mikolajczyk2021-02-27 | Bridge to the Future was the Worcester Polytechnic Institute's official campus life video from 1951. For years it has been on YouTube in it's 480p scan from the 16mm print to the VHS copy. I used topaz AI upscale to increase the resolution as much as possible without scanning the film again in 4K. The result is a much improved video that sounds and looks fantastic (and now in stereo!).Unopened 32 Year Old Back to the Future Playing CardsKyle Mikolajczyk2021-01-31 | Today we open a brand new old stock pack of Topps Back to the Future Part 2 trading card pack. This pack is from around 1989 and has sat unopened all these years until 2021. Let’s take a look at what is inside!
I recently assembled a Nixie Tube Clock from GRA & AFCH and wanted to do a video on it! Looks and works really really well, I believe this clock should last a long time as it treats the in-8-2 nixie tubes very well as well as keeps impeccable time. Soldering and assembling took a long time, but was well worth it. Arduino compatibility is superb and anyone who knows basic C coding can add to this clock in their own way.
Intro: (0:00) RGB Demo: (1:52) Self Test: (3:19) Conclusion: (4:35)How to Use a 16mm Film ProjectorKyle Mikolajczyk2020-11-25 | Ever wanted to learn how to use a 16mm Film Projector (Specifically al EIKI EX-4000P)? I go over everything needed to projector your own 16mm film at home! Learn the basics of a film reel, the ins and outs of threading a 16mm projector with both magnetic or optical sound. My name is Kyle Mikolajczyk and at the time of the recording I am the Head Projectionists of Lens and Lights at Worcester Polytechnic Institute.