Documentation images for the Kotokino Mark IV scanner
I was asked to provide more detailed images of the Kotokino Mark IV telecine machine, so I shot a dozen … More Documentation images for the Kotokino Mark IV scanner
I was asked to provide more detailed images of the Kotokino Mark IV telecine machine, so I shot a dozen … More Documentation images for the Kotokino Mark IV scanner
Okay. I sort of promised some time back that I won’t be publishing a new version of the 8mm scanner, … More 8mm film scanner Kotokino Mark IV
Some of you may have followed the saga of the 8mm scanner I built, using an Arduino and a Canon … More 8mm Film Scanner, final version with Canon 1000D
Hi all! It’s been slow here for a little while since the start of the school year, because my first … More Introducing 8mm Scanner v2.0
Sometimes you have a need to power a few devices while using your Arduino. For me, this situation arose when … More Single input, multiple output power source for a variety of needs
Last time, in Part 4, I described how the Arduino is wired with the two servos, two switches, and the hacked … More The 8mm film scanner (Telecine) project, part 5 – Programming
Arduino is a little gem of a device. Here’s what Wikipedia has to say of it: *** Arduino is an … More The 8mm film scanner (Telecine) project, part 4 – Arduino
Now it’s time to see the parts that I had to print to make this thing work. The list is … More The 8mm film scanner (Telecine) project, part 3 – Printed parts
I have finished the 8mm telecine robot, the construction of which I have described in Part 1 and Part 2. There … More Short demo of the 8mm film scanner output
This time in the multipart blog on the home-made Telecine, I’ll discuss the Canon Hack Development Kit and its connections with … More The 8mm film scanner (Telecine) project, part 2 – Hacked camera