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Hey Alastair! Oh thats wonderful Haha yes what a turn out that would be if you were driving the Buses Amazing! Thanks for your contribution to our Content we bring back to life!

Oh that’s great Thank you for shedding light on location, it’s not easy when films are not indexed Happy New Year & Thank You for your contribution

Thanks for your feedback John & Happy New Year to you

Great thanks for solving this really amazing & your contribution is valuable info Happy New Year & thanks for your interest

Absolutely.

True, we are very fortunate today.

Hey unfortunately not! We don’t use a darkroom as all our media we restore is processed already! Have you tried eBay? Good luck with your search & thanks for your interest Stay Tuned for more

@thecinefilmfactory thanks. No luck on eBay. These are hard to find.

Be interesting to know!!! Maybe when Ai advances further it will be able to tell us locations from a image

Ah great thanks for the correction Amazing

Hey it was indeed a very surreal experience! Excellent you’ve certainly followed the filming trend through the years excellent Keep Filming! Thanks for interest in what we do

Thank You

True, it's good to be able to share footage of what farming labour really used to be like.

Ahh, that would be so good for you to have.

@@cosminz100 Hmm it’s multi lock position have you tried pushing the arm in to release the lock?

Glad you enjoyed it.

A man in the know!

Life is certainly fast-paced today!

It’s all about trialling different methods! Different film here today react differently to different cleaners on the market it’s a lengthy time consuming process with no quick fix we’re afraid! Our advise of 20 years is trial lots of solutions available online to see which works original cellulose dependant! Thanks for your interest in what we do here

That’s fantastic ! Well done you if you ever need any advice just let us know & if we get donated a 16mm projector we will let you know! Keep up the experience with 16mm Film & Thank You for following us

Glad you enjoyed it.

That's a lovely comment, thank you.

Thank you, you sound very knowledgeable about farming. We will have some more farming footage available soon too.

@@thecinefilmfactory I am beginning to think this may be a crop of flax, grown to produce linen cloth. Though they did not appear to dry in sheaves in the field before processing. Unless someone can tell me different!🤔

Excellent! Well remember we can transfer any of your cine films into digital for you :-)

Thank You for sharing your thoughts about this piece of film we brought to digital! How times change Thanks Again

Glad to be able to share the footage with you,

NO - The grain is 'The Crop' NOT the straw which would be burnt if allowed. Since world war two plant Breeders have continually produced more varieties that produce less straw and more grain. Wheat yields in the UK, (on average), have increased from 2.3 tonnes per hectare in 1926 to just short of 10 tonnes per hectare in 2015,

@@davidhorn6008 I’m not on about the straw, I was on about a clip in the video of a man harvesting his crop and it looked a lot thicker than today’s crops. As I said, I know this isn’t true as crop yields have risen since then, it just looks more. Thank you for your comment.

@@spencersanderson1894 O.K.

Way more today, not even close.

@@kirtflesher1603 I know I clearly say that, just looks like it, learn to read.

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Amazing feedback yes we think it’s incredible too so clear & vivd in its digital transfer form! Thank You for your comment, if you haven’t already we have lots more in our channel with more coming

@@tobypoingdestre Oh the good old days eh!!!! Different world we all live in now! Could you imaging the heath & safety executive seeing this lol Thanks for your contribution to our content!

Thanks, that's a good start.

Good strong colours, detail which you can get from 16mm, of course.

@@FilmbuffWSussex The Beautiful depth of colour 16mm could produce! Unfortunately today not all 16mm films look like this example! Thanks for reaching out!

Hi Richie, Thanks for your contribution! Could agree more on build quality. Yes of course, Amstrad made a double decker along with as mentioned in the video Baird & the Orion we feature here in the video! On to Betamax great quality format however in 13 years now of transfers in the UK serving thousands of clients probably only ever had a handful literally count on 1 hand how many enquires for Betamax hence that’s the only format we do Not transfer here Thanks again for watching our content & hopefully subscribing to our channel so your kept in the loop of our content as soon as we release it, Have A Great Weekend the CFF Team

@@thecinefilmfactory Yes, you are correct, I rarely get any Betamax to transfer and even less V2000, but I do see a lot of 8mm/Hi8, MiniDV and occasionally Digital8, and obviously VHS, I also get U-matic and Betacam as well, but that is because I worked in broadcast environments when I was younger, and so still get called on occasionally by people who know me. I am retired now, so just do it more as a hobby rather than a much needed job, it keeps the grey matter ticking over. It's funny to think that when I was younger and got to work in a broadcast environment, I wanted so badly to use the kind of recorders at home that the broadcasters use, I was so envious of their quality, but they were prohibitively expensive, hence my choice of Betamax for home use. It was the closest I could hope to get to anywhere near broadcast quality at the time. Now you can pick up used broadcast equipment on places like eBay for peanuts compared to their original retail prices.

⁠@@richiereynGreat interesting career you had over the years ! As you can image we have seen hundreds actually into the 1000s over the years of the dreaded Hi-8 tape, I say that because if haven’t checked out the video we made about these a few years ago now highlighting the deteriorative state we see them in more & more today! Check it out here & Thank You for contributing to our wonderful world of transfer th-cam.com/video/p3oxDb4GIec/w-d-xo.htmlsi=9_jRkxriBYFNiHVn

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Thank you. Have a look at some of our other film clips.

Indeed. We don't envy these hard workers at all.

Hey, Thank you for sharing your thoughts about our footage we transferred! Apologies for the delay in our reply, we had the comment setting set that we couldn't see the comment however this has now been adjusted & thanks for subscribing & showing interest in the work we do The CFF Team

My guess is sorghum.

Hi thanks for engaging unfortunately not the foggiest idea we can talk film all day though lol Have a great weekend & apologies for the year of delay in reply we have only recently noticed your comment on our channel

It looks like oats to Me

I’m thinking this could be flax, for linen production.

Sorghum, that is why they are putting the stalks into a press, to get the juice for sweetener

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I need your help....PPLLEEAASSSEEEEEE

Hey, thanks for sharing you can fix these i.e. restoration, please reach out to us on e mail so we can save your info for our wonderful customers to not suffer this fate! Apologies for the delay in our reply, we had the comment setting set that we couldn't see the comment however this has now been adjusted & thanks for subscribing & showing interest in the work we do The CFF Team

Hey, Thank you for sharing your thoughts about our footage we transferred! How times have changed right? Apologies for the delay in our reply, we had the comment setting set that we couldn't see the comment however this has now been adjusted & thanks for subscribing & showing interest in the work we do The CFF Team

Hey, Thank you for sharing your thoughts about our footage we transferred! Apologies for the delay in our reply, we had the comment setting set that we couldn't see the comment however this has now been adjusted & thanks for subscribing & showing interest in the work we do The CFF Team

Yes - they would be stunned.

£10 for a loaf of bread - We would all be living in poverty - all food would be very expensive.

HORRIFIED!