Home Movies (Jan-Dec 1940)

PAGE 302 HOME MOVIES FOR JUNE 3 NEW REVERSAL FILMS Provided with SPECIAL Black Colloidal Silver Backing. Fully Daylight Loading without Leaders. Finest Home Reversal Film Originally Made Double 8 Prescored for Easy Separation. Clear Base when Processed. PERFECT FOR ALL 8mm CAMERAS. Guaranteed Fresh. True Weston Speeds. Spools and Processing Extra. Complete New Reversal and Title Instructions Free with Film Orders. Separately, 25c each. Cash, Check or Money Order for Quick Service, or C. O. D. Air Mail. 50c, and Special Delivery, 15c Extra. Overpayments Refunded or Credited. NEW SUPER PANCHRO REVERSAL Weston 24-16 AntiHalo Backing PERFECT for KEYSTONE 8mm CAMERAS NOW Originally Made 8mm Film 33 ft. Double 8 — Pre-scored $ 1.30 100 ft. Double 8 — Pre-scored (16mm $3.15) 3.60 400 ft. Double 8 — Pre-scored (16mm $11.60) 13.00 33 ft. Straight 8 .80 100 ft. Straight 8 (1 piece) .. 2.00 400 ft. Straight 8 (4-100-ft. rolls) 7.00 NEW MICROGRAN PANCHRO REVERSAL Weston 12-8 (Extra Fine Grain). Anti-Halo Backing 33 ft. Double 8 — Pre-scored $ 1.20 100 ft. Double 8 — Pre-scored (16mm $3.10) 3.30 400 ft. Double 8 — Pre-scored (16mm $11.50) 11.80 33 ft. Straight 8 70 100 ft. Straight 8 (in 1 piece) 1.85 400 ft. Straight 8 (4-100-ft. rolls) 6.75 NEW HIGH SPEED ORTHOCHROMATIC Weston 16-6 Anti-Halo Backing Prices Same as New Microgran Panchro WESTON 8 SEMI-ORTHO REVERSAL Weston 8-2 Darkroorn Loading — Processing Extra 33 ft. Double 8 Scored — Clear or Lavender $ .60 100 ft. Double 8 Scored — Clear or Lavender 1.50 400 ft. Double 8 Scored — Clear or Lavender 4.00 33 ft. Straight 8 — Clear or Lavender 40 100 ft. Straight 8 — Clear or Lavender 1.00 400 ft. Straight 8 — Clear or Lavender 2.75 100 ft. 16mm — All Tints Available 1.15 400 ft. 16mm — All Tints Available 4.00 Clear, Lavender, Amber, Blue, Yellow. Factory Perforated. Works Perfectly in ALL Cameras. CINECHROME REVERSAL Weston 8-2 — Violet Non-Halation Base 33 ft. Double 8 — Not Scored.. $ .75 100 ft. Double S — Not Scored (16mm $1.75) 1.85 400 ft. Double 8— Not Scored (16mm $5.50) 6.00 33 ft. Straight 8 50 Kill ft. Straight 8 — One Piece 1.15 400 ft. Straight 8 — 4-100-ft. Pieces 3.50 Super Cinepan & Cinechrome are Factory Perforated. Fully Daylight Loading when Spooled. Processing and Camera Spools. Extra. CINE-KODAK POSITIVE TITLE FILM Darkroom Loading — Processing Extra 33 ft. Double 8 — Not Scored $ .60 3-33-ft. Rolls — Your Choice Assorted Colors .. 1.50 1()() ft. Double 8 Not Scored 1.35 400 ft. Double 8 — Not Scored 4.10 33 tt. Straight 8 40 3-33-ft. Rolls — Your Choice Assorted Colors .95 100 ft. Straight 8 — One Piece 91 400 ft. Straight 8 — In 4-100 ft. Pieces 2.15 100 ft. 16mm 1.00 400 ft. 16mm — In One Piece 4.09 25 ft. 35mm — Safety. Clear or Purplehaze 1.00 100 ft. 35mm — Safety. All Tints Available 3.00 Clear, Purplehaze. Yellow, Red, Amber, SPECIAL Blue. Also Lavender and Salmon Pink, DuPont make. CAMERA SPOOLS WITH CANS Double 8 ea. $ .35 Filmo St. 8 ea. $ .50 Univex St. 8 ea. .20 16mm 50 ft ea. .35 Keystone St. 8 . ..ea. .35 16mm 100 ft ea. .65 Extra Cans, 100 ft. and 50 ft. 16mm size $ .10 Extra Cans, Double 8 and Straight 8 size 05 Non-Humidor Cans, 400 ft. 25c ea., 6 for. — 1.00 MISCELLANEOUS RATA Precision 8mm Film Slitter. All Metal... $2. 50 FOTOFADE DYE. per bottle 1.00 FOTOFADE WIPE-OFF TAPE, per roll 60 CINET1NTS, Set of 6 COLORS and Instructions 3.00 BOLEX CINELAC. Filin Preservative, bottle... 1.00 DuPONT VISCOSE SPONGES, each 35 DARKROOM APRONS PLIOFILM, each 75 HOW to TITLE HOME MOVIES. Complete bk. 1.00 HOME MOVIES. Back Issues, 1936-37-38-39 15 (Not All Months) Back Issues for 1910, ea 30 REVERSAL PROCESSING, PER ROLL 100 ft. I6mm (1 piece) — — $ 1 .50 25-30 ft. Double 8 65 25-30 ft. Straight 8 _ 35 TITLE DEVELOPING, PER ROLL 1 00 ft. 16mm (1 piece) $1.25 25-30 ft. Double 8 75 25-30 ft. Straight 8 40 WE STOCK EVERY MAKE FILM Write for NEW Price List A Personal Movie Service Also Available Evenings, Sundays and Holidays. Telephone Lincoln 1207. W. Stuart Bussey Film Lab. 17 E. St. Joseph St., Indianapolis, Ind. i ETTER Write for oar price list. Home Movies when you use Wonderlite Photo Lamps WONDERLITE CO. 14-H Northfleld Ave. WEST ORANGE, NEW JERSEY FADES, WIPES Can be added to your Reels after Processing WITH FOTOFADE on black and white or color films. Price $1.00. Waterproof Wipeoff Tape, 60c per roll. Complete Fotofade Kit $1.60 Cl NET I NTS for coloring your 16mm or 8mm film. Set of six colors $3. At your Dealer or direct. DYE RESEARCH LABORATORIES 318 Jackson Street Los Angeles, Calif. ion, or from entrance to Mission Trails Building. Federal Buildings and Lake of Nations : From platform at base of Cambodian Towers. Pacific Basin Area : From arch bridge crossing Lake of Nations. Color keynotes this big show of the West, and while Kodachrome film will travel through most of the cine cameras clicking night and day at the Exposition, black and white filming can be made colorful, too, by the use of filters. After the breeze, which blows gently through Golden Gate Park, sweeps the early morning fog away, the sky is a deep blue ; and on some days soft, fleecy clouds go scudding by, making it a paradise for filmers desiring beautiful cloud effects in their scenes. So, if you’re shooting black and white — that is, “pan” film — be sure to bring along a filter or two. And while we’re on the subject of color we’ll give a few pointers on shooting the colorful night displays in Kodachrome. Most cameras with variable speeds can be made to operate at less than eight frames per second — nearer to six — simply by moving the speed adjustment beyond the 8 F. P. S. mark. The following table of exposures were found to net good results last year on night shots filmed in Kodachrome type “A” at a speed of one frame per second (% of a second exposure) : Elephant Tower f/2 Pacifica f/2 Tower of the Sun.. . . f/2 Court of the Moon. . . f/1.5 Court of the Flowers f/1.5 Cambodian Towers. . f/2 Federal Bldg. Murals f/1.5 Gayway .... (At 8 frames f/1,5 To those who will be filmthe Exposition for the first time this year, we advise purchasing a map and guide before exposing a single foot of film. Study the location of each point of interest and its relation to the sun, so you can plan to shoot each spot at the time of day when sunlight will be most advantageous. Then, combining the guide book information with what has preceded here, you will have ample data on which to systematically plan your search for cinematic treasure at Treasure Island. Wool, oftL Wont L . . . o Continued from Pape 280 technique with which it was executed — plainly the result of applied study to that branch of art of making pen and ink pictures move on the screen. Casually thumbing through the pages of a Home Movies issue several years ago, Turner saw opportunity to capitalize further on his artistry by sketching title background designs. It wasn’t long aft erward that he succumbed to the urge to film movies, too, and purchase of a 16mm camera followed. It was only natural that he should toy with the idea of making animated cartoons. He had the imagination and the artistic ability to create and execute interesting pictures on paper. What he lacked was the knowledge of just how pen and ink sketches were made • All Amateurs, whether subscribers of HOME MOVIES or not, are invited to submit their films to the editors for review and helpful criticism. Unless otherwise requested, reviews of some of the films which we believe would benefit other amateurs will be published each month. Reviewed films will be rated one, two, three, and four stars, and films qualifying for two or more stars will Receive free, an animated leader indicative of such award. Detailed reviews, with suggestions for improvement— if any — will be mailed to amateurs submitting their films. Exceptional films qualifying for the distinction of the "Movie of the Month" will be treated in detail in a feature length article in a following issue of HOME MOVIES. In addition, a certificate evidencing the award of "Movie of the Month" and a special animated "Movie of the Month" leader will be returned with such films after review. When submitting films for review and analysis, please advise make of camera, speed of lens, whether or not tripod was used, or if you used filters, exposure meter, or other accessories. While this information is not essential to obtain analysis of your film, we would like to pass it on for the benefit of other amateurs. THRIFTY Quality FILM Gives You BETTER Films at Lower Cost THRIFTY ORTHOTYPE For OUTDOOR . . . noil-halation base, fine grain, fast, Weston 8 — the film you’ve been wanting to find at an unheardof low price. Machine processed. Per 100 ft. rolls THRIFTY PANCHROMATIC Use for all types of shooting. High speed Weston 16 daylight — 10 photofloods, machine processed. Per O 7 c 100 ft. rolls.. *3miJ THRIFTY SUPERPANCHROMATIC Super-fast ; high sensitivity, requiring minimum of light. Weston 50 daylight — 32 photofloods, machine processed. Per <£ /■ 100 ft. rolls.. California Buyers Include Sales Tax THRIFTY FILMS Drawer 98, Watts Station Los Angeles, Calif. Enjoy the flnert advantages of “professional” cameras—fade*. superimpoeition, lap dissolves, animation, slow motion, etc. Get terms to suit you, as little as $21.41 a month. BOLEX cameras are complete, there are no costly “extras” to buy. F/1.5 lens and carrying case. With Leitz Hektor Rapid F/1.4 lens. $20.00 additional. Write for details to Dept. HM-4. Trade In Your Old Camera — Liberal Allowance FORDHAM ELECTRIC CO.. Inc. 2563 Webster Ave. New York City ( One-Half Block No. of Fordham Road) Safe Summer Storage YOUR FILMS IN YOUR OWN HOME VapOrate your films NOW for protection against summer's sticky humidity. Better photo finishers offer you VapOrote Permanent Protection against CLIMATE, WEAR, SCRATCHES, OIL, DIRT, WATER and FINGERMARKS for your still negatives. vap/j^rate VAPORATE CO., INC. 130 W. 46th St. New York BELL & HOWELL CO. 1801 Larchmont Chicago 716 No. La Brea Hollywood * OUTSTANDING MONEY SAVERS . Filmo 70 superspeed for slow motion, f 1 . 5 (regular §212), §105. , Victor 3, 5-speed, Cooke fl.8 (regular §160). §89. . Filmo 8mm projector (regular §118), S74.50. Kodascope L 16mm with case (regular §205). §94.50. Ihagee 4x6, 61/2" f4.5 ZT (regular §175), §65. Primarflex f3.5 (regular §165), §95. Graflex, 3Va x 414. f4.5 (regular §110), §54.95. Twin-lens Kamrad, 244 x 21/4. f 4 . 5 , New: (regular §55), §39.50. Sound-Silent Film Library. Trades accepted, easy terms, Bargainews free. ★ ★ ★ ★ LIKE NEW REFLEX SPECIALS ★ -A ★ ★ ★ SS West 48th St. New York, N. Y,