In a message dated 04-15-15, Ed Vance said to Holger Granholm:   
      
   GM Ed,   
      
    HG> I do always start reading at the top of the area listi   
    HG> that's where the area for personal mail is.   
      
   EV> I used to do that, but one time (at least) I typed a Reply message   
   EV> while in the Personal Mail section of the QWK Reader, and when I got   
   EV> to reading messages in that echo I saw that someone else had written   
   EV> to the person and had typed everything (and more) of what I had   
      
   So WHAT? It doesn't hurt the originator of the replied to message to   
   receive the same opinion(s) from several sources.   
      
    EV> The LomoKino Camera uses a 36 (Standard Frame Size for a Still   
    EV> Camera) Exposure Roll of 35mm Film.   
      
   Correct, the picture area on the film is 36x24 mm and the width of the   
   roll of film is 35 mm. The height of the picture on the film is 24 mm.   
   Just checked that with a ruler!   
      
   EV> It's been a long time since I used my fathers 8mm movie camera, but   
   EV> something about the size of the sprocket holes seemed to my mind   
   EV> (???) that they were smaller holes than what 16mm film had.   
      
   I'm not familiar with the "Super 8" film cameras or the film itself but   
   maybe the sprocket holes differ from the ones on 16 mm film materal and   
   I can't check it but I do know that the Super 8 film can not be shown on   
   a projector for the "double 8" format.   
      
    HG> I still have a Paillard Bolex "double eight" film camera where   
    HG> the spool was turned around to use the other half of the 16 mm   
    HG> film.   
      
   EV> I remember doing that with Dad's camera too.   
      
   Then it must have been a "double 8" camera using 16 mm film material.   
      
      
   73 de Sam, OH0NC   
      
   aka Holger   
      
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