Calculate Footage
The film footage calculated on the order form is just an estimate based on
the reel diameter. We will measure the exact
footage and adjust the total appropriately. We do not charge for blank or
black film. All film is returned.
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Approx Run Time (hh:mm:ss) |
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Reel Diameter |
Feet |
8mm
16 fps |
Super8
18 fps |
16mm
16 fps |
|
3" |
50 |
3:30 |
3:00 |
2:20 |
|
4" |
100 |
6:60 |
6:00 |
4:35 |
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5" |
200 |
14:00 |
12:00 |
9:10 |
|
6" |
300 |
21:00 |
18:00 |
13:45 |
|
7" |
400 |
28:00 |
24:00 |
18:20 |
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8" |
600 |
NA |
NA |
27:30 |
|
10" |
800 |
NA |
NA |
36:40 |
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12" |
1200 |
NA |
NA |
55:00 |
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14" |
1600 |
NA |
NA |
1:13:20 |
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15" |
2000 |
NA |
NA |
1:31:40 |
Some of the 8mm Kodak yellow boxes say 25 ft on them and it can be confusing
because there is actually 50 feet on these reels. Most of the boxes
actually say 25ft of a double roll. Usually the words
"double roll" will be right under "25ft" or might be on the other side of
the box. When the film was purchased, it had one 25ft roll of 16mm film in the
cartridge. You shot one side of the 25 foot roll and then took the cartridge out,
turned it over, put it back in and shot the other side of 25 foot roll. Kodak
then split the 25 feet of 16mm film into one 50 foot roll of 8mm film. So,
this is why the 3" reels have 50 feet on them even though the box might
say 25ft of a double roll.
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