Dear fans of old movie film, we are happy to report that 16mm, 8mm, Super 8 and even 9.5mm movies are alive and well.We are Bob and Toni, Brodsky and Treadway, working together more than 30 years, to train, network and encourage you, whether you are a fledging filmmaker, committed media artist or starting to work on a family geneaology, tribal history or neighborhood archive.We are glad to offer technical assistance about amateur motion picture film.To help you identify your film, the frames pictured are sized relative to each other. The sprocket holes will help you identify these amateur movie gauges. In 9.5mm, they are located in the center. Next, in 16mm, they lie on the frameline. In standard 8mm, the sprocket holes are the same size and position as 16mm. 8mm is half as wide with has twice as many holes.The Super 8 gauge was createed with an expanded picture area and tiny sprocket holes located alongside the image.The links will tell you more about each gauge in a new window.

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