Work Print For An Electronics Film (1969)
Added 2021-12-11 21:06:57 +0000 UTCAnother one of a kind 16mm reel, this time in glorious Ektachrome! This one has my narration since it is a silent reel but I know nothing about who shot this, or if it ever became a finished film, or if there are published copies of the final version still in existence, but I'll talk about what I see as I see it. Enjoy!
Comments
There's an untapped market for narration of such silent films - "If you're ahead of the game, you know what's gonna happen" - adds a degree of glee that's hard to find elsewhere.
James R.C. Garry
2021-12-15 06:55:16 +0000 UTCAn interesting film indeed Fran, would be interesting to know what they went to all that expense to make it for.
Dr Andy Hill
2021-12-12 22:44:10 +0000 UTCOnly you could focus on the pens in all this Fran. That's not an insult by the way, just a celebration of your uniqueness.
Dr Andy Hill
2021-12-12 22:34:01 +0000 UTCI miss the big electrolytic capacitors almost the size of a coke can, I believe they are still around as start and run caps in refrigeration.
Dr Andy Hill
2021-12-12 22:25:07 +0000 UTCI didn't figure I'd stick around to watch this film but I couldn't turn away and stayed till the end. Probably cuz of the great narration!
Rick Lett
2021-12-12 06:14:46 +0000 UTCFlair! Won’t mush down!!
Mike O'Dell
2021-12-12 02:43:33 +0000 UTCAt work we make welding equipment in which we use similar capacitors to the one shown welding a paper clip. In our application they are rated at 33,000 uF and can be charged up to a maximum of 200V, a weld set can have up to 4 of them in parallel. With these we can weld 8mm (5/16") diameter steel bar to flat sheet steel, you definitely don't want to be touching this with your bare hands!
David Peaker
2021-12-11 21:55:17 +0000 UTC
