Re: Best way to get 8mm into FCP

First off...thanks....great stuff guys. Next it's a bit on the low budget side and the projector provided is a major relic. It fired up, but there's no way I'm trusting it, so I'll try and score a better used one. Next, there is no sound track on any of these. Not sure what they want me to do about that but immediately, they want the transfer and to edit out the rotten film. These were not handled nicely at all and some pre-date WWII. I like Mark's idea with the mirror. Is there an illustration somewhere so I can see the handling of the keystone in some detail? I did it with a still camera and slide projector a few years back and I had to crop the pictures and they looked slightly off. Lastly, if I shoot it at 24 frames, won't that compound or exaggerate the already flickery kind of uneven jumpy look? Thanks again.