RE:VOIR offers a selection of Super 8, Double 8 and 16mm film stock for sale. We carry Kodak, Wittner, KAHL, FOMA & AGFA brand film according to availability.
Our selection of 16mm film stocks.
Super 8 film stocks available from RE:VOIR.
Our selection of Double 8mm film stocks. We sell KAHL and FOMA film according to availability.
Single-8 is a motion picture film format introduced by Fujifilm of Japan in 1965 as an alternative to the Kodak Super 8 format.
Although the film is thinner, the other dimensions of Single-8 such as the sprocket holes and sound track, are the same as Super 8. Single-8 can be projected in Super 8 projectors and vice versa. Single-8 comes pre-loaded in B-shaped cartridges, with two separate spools unlike the coaxial system of Super 8. As a result, Single-8 film offered unlimited rewind, whereas Super 8 rewind was limited to several seconds and relied on there being sufficient empty space within the cartridge for the rewound film to pile up inside.
The Single 8 cartridge was designed to use the camera's film gate to hold the film in place during exposure. This contrasted with the Kodak system which had a plastic pressure plate built into the cartridge. It was widely believed by Single 8 enthusiasts that this would offer superior film positioning, but the reality was that Super 8's plastic pressure plate could be moulded with far smaller tolerance than Single 8's metal version could be machined.
FOMA Cine ORTHO 400 16 mm/30,5 (50ft) Black & White film Perforated On One Side
30.5m of Foma black and white reversal film stock, perforated on both sides
Filmtype: Black&White Film Format: Cinefilm 16mm Speed: ISO 100/21° Length: 30,5 Meters / 100 ft
100 ASA panchromatic film For all 8mm cine-film cameras with film reels (that is, not super-8 cameras).
100 ASA panchromatic film For all DOUBLE SUPER 8 cine-film cameras with film reels (not standard 8mm)
black and white negative 35mm perforated still photography film with a sensitivity of ISO 200/24
black and white negative perforated 35mm photo film, sensitivity ISO 400/27°