How to FAKE THE SUPER 8MM Film look with digital cameras!

I agree. Turn down sharpness and contrast and you get that warm look of a home made, movie film.

One thing missing in a lot of the cuts is that flicker of bright light transition I see most of the time on 8mm cut-to's.

Such a cool soundtrack choice! I was hooked literally the second it started

I was trying to figure out how to posterize time without knowing what it was called. Thanks so much for this tutorial and for your energy. I can’t wait to shoot with post in mind 🙏🏽

Maybe cool but I’m can’t see motion blur

great demo but so complicated - I'd stick with a real Super 8 camera!

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Even years later this is still still the best comprehensive tutorial. it doesn't look like a overlay was just slapped on and then becomes a strain on your eyes. Love that you can tweak each element that builds up up to a fantastic result.

that intro really makes you miss Canada ngl

I assume you need the latest Lightroom to do this?

If I get an original nes sometime im using these tips to make it more naustalgic lol

Nice tutorial Peter!!! Thanks man

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all mundane things look great with a film filter

You can do all of this on a iPhone too

The vintage look is old but I definitely find it dope 🔥

Love this video

Good video!!

'How to fake the Super 8mm look' - whilst holding something that isn't a Super 8 camera. Nice one

I've watched numerous videos on this subject and you're the only one that has mentioned that the subject of the video helps sell the effect as well as the technique. I've seen many that show people texting or wearing obviously modern clothing. It takes the air out of the effect. Thanks. Well done

would a 24mm lens be realistic?

fantastic work! I'm doing a film and I'm wanting to incorporate footage like this on a 24 FPS timeline. With this method work for that?

Could you bump up you ISO to create that noise look? And if you can i think it would be good also for getting yor f stops to a higher number.

it looks great but the magic isnt there from anologue film

Hey, I really liked the methodology you described (don't shoot to *well*) during the capture process. I actually shot Super 8mm, and also make that effect. My last video in fact was a super 8mm look project (1 minute video) - check it out and tell me what you think.

Vintage is getting me crazy too, now I'm all 1800's New York City 3D renders with the Enterprise overhead. Hope your door is ok bud. Great Content :)

Pete needs to grow his hair back.

erm .. i need some advice on digital SLR cameras

nice

You ever do it with 35mm?

well you made me laugh with that second walk

God I miss your hair !! 🥺

Dear Peter, can you please answer the following 3 Questions please, 1. When people recorded with one of these camera's back in the 1970s and watched their footage back on some sort of large screen, would they always see the sprocket on the screen. 2. How would they view back their footage, was it through a TV or something else. 3. Today we store our video on hard drives and the cloud, how did people store their super 8 video back in the 1970s.

Could you do a side by side test with the android app which is Super 16 by Dmitry Shatilov as this does super 8 etc and a normal Super 8 camera and get 500T film and video the exact same scene and compare to see if the app is like the actual film.

You should download the app from the Google App Store which is called Super 16 and make sure that app developer is Dmitry Shatilov, this gives you an amazing Super 8 look.

You are definitly the best shout out from France 💥💥

loved this!! thank you :D

this was awesome

awesome mate !!!

Can we do all this in final cut too

do someone have the name of the camera on the picture ? thx

This video taught me how to walk normally again. Big respect.

No sharpness, contrast
Natural shake footage
Shoot vintage things
Shoot in 4:3 aspect ratio
Shoot in higher aperture, f8-9
18fps

Man.. You've just ripped off Justin Odisho's video on this effect to the T.

do you think i can do this on gopro hero 8!?

Hi Peter, l did enjoy your clip about super 8 but for me is better to use original super 8. Is more expensive but super 8 is super GREAT. Greetings from Europe Peter. Best C... 🎥🤟👍😎🥁

I'm doing some promo videos for my wife's antiques store and I think this technique would be great for the video intros. Thanks for this!

Peter, would love to see a video on film photography! Loved Matti's recent one, would love to hear your thoughts and experience :)

The quickest and easiest way is to film your TV screen replaying your footage. It looks pretty impressive if done right with no background noise and the volume turned up

instruction unclear. ended with a 8k video with 120fps