Kodak still manufactures Super 8 film cartridges, but there are millions of older home movie cameras that need a steady diet of Regular 8mm film (also known as Standard 8mm or Double 8mm) on spools. Luckily, John Schwind offers a variety of specially cut Kodak stocks to keep your vintage 8mm camera running.

You can use a loupe or a large magnifying glass to view 8mm film, but this method only provides a brief preview. Carefully pull out the film beyond the leader (white starter tape) to see what's on the first few frames of footage. You'll need a high-powered magnifying glass of at least 10x for this to work.

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8mm Film. Cinelab is your complete 8mm lab! We Develop and Scan all modern Super-8mm and Regular 8mm film stocks.