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Ibjorker 7 年 前
至 Iglu : I do agree with your statement although these stats on 8mm were not as nearly popular as they’re today...only in the last two decades or so have they really been heavily exposed through digital video technology and the internet! Don’t forget that many of these reels were never mass produced back then and mostly got traded from one friend to another for private viewing and only if you were lucky enough to be able to buy or borrow a projector to view it.
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