> I didn't explore every nook and cranny of the site, but I clicked on
> the "Products" link and got a page allowing me to search for labs and
> dealers. Searching the United States I got a listing of 25 or 30 labs
> but no indication of any dealers able to sell unexposed film. I think
> that was the original poster's point.
I don't have a specific link, but I can assure you that new unexposed
Super-8 stock is available in Kodachrome 40 reversal, Ektachrome ASA
125 reversal, Plus-X and Tri-X reversal (Plus-X looks fabulous!) and
even Vision 200 NEGATIVE film. These can be ordered direct from Kodak
if you can't find a local dealer.
5 minutes of Googling around would reveal plenty of amateurs and even
PROs still using Super-8 as an acquisition format. The pros are mostly
blowing up to 35 to match with other 35-originated footage (the S-8 is
used for effect) but plenty of amateurs still edit and exhibit in
Super-8.
-Jeremy
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