Bob's Bytes #338 - and we don't mean just Long Playing (LP) records!
This was another thrown-together presentation, but besides the main topic, you also get to go with me down a rabbit hole. Since retirement, I love to chase down these things, today's is entitled "1950's Super Panavision 70." And I guarantee that if you've not heard of this, you have no idea what it's really about.
Topics and links:
- Super Panavision 70 at Wikipedia: <link> Ha - a false lead.
- The Internet Archive has an extensive collection of "Pulps" - magazines of the 40's and 50' printed on the cheapest paper available, "Pulps," usually with lurid cover graphics, but with well-known, recognized authors. <link>
- Aside: you'll have to go through the presentation below to see where the rabbit hole goes!
- What to do if you computer locks up with a Tech Scam message - and beginner's questions on browsers and web pages
- Converting (i.e. "Digitizing") LP’s and Cassettes <<Class notes>>
- Elgato Video Capture, e.g., Digitizing VHS tapes <link>
- 8mm and DV tapes require an adapter
- The Wolverine “MovieMaker-Pro” 8mm Film Scanner
- Lots of other things we can do in the NSC Computer Lab.
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