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Old 10-28-2004, 12:40 PM
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Default chuffing cinefilm, innit?

Whilst "scoping out" wedding videographers, I stumbled accross a site that's offering videos recorded on cinefilm. I pressume there must be a market for this (they record on cinefilm, then convert to DVD)...

...so how long before a company start up that provides wedding videos on VHS for that authentic 80s look, complete with date and time timestamp and bad tracking?
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Originally Posted by Marc Peters
...so how long before a company start up that provides wedding videos on VHS for that authentic 80s look, complete with date and time timestamp and bad tracking?
You mean there aren't already?
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