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Im selling a mint condition Canon 814XL-S, minor scratches on the body and NO SCRATCHES ON LENS. With lens cap and Case with lock. This is meant to be sold asap. I'd appreciate anyone very interested in making a offer or negotiating. Thanks

While back I read the film "What Dreams May Come" was one of the only films to be shot in Fuji V stock. So if in the future hopefully comes in Super 8. Look and admire this film if you havent.

Great work , thats all I can tell you. After your screenings hope then your films are viewable online.

Really nice shots. what were the cameras used for the music video? And the short dream, real subtle editing too. This how you know Super 8 is still a good film medium. When there is good lighting. What techniques or lights did you use for them?

Nope, there isnt a walmart at all. Theres rumor to be an opening soon in manhattan. But the closest one so far is in Long Island and that sucks for me. So I suggest we stick to dwaynes mail in order for now.

Anyone ever used Grain Removal software or perhaps Digital Film Lab software to remove some grain over grainy film stocks. Such as pro 8mm stocks or some 200t. Grain Removal is for photoshop, but it could be applyed over frames over a long amount of time might have some solution. Anyone try this or ...

Thanks for the reply, just havent heard of anyone putting other filters to use yet.

Any one uses any filters besides neutral densitys such as mists filters or matte box of some sort. I'm interested to find out if there is any for an canon 814 xl. Do they still make any for these sized lens..?

Anyone have a good idea how I could be able to emulate certain Super 8 conditions on my Olympus E-300 Digital SLR. I have a Canon 814xl-s no external meter yet. But I think the shutter speed at 220 degrees comes out at about 1/40th of a second. And the stock is about 40iso for kodachrome I suppose ...

Ive heard about these new cameras thas been out for a while. Does anyone know if these things is good for practice. Atleast to get the same exposure before shooting any rolls on s-8? Or if the exposure isnt correct I should just I should just stick with film. Im thinking of buying an external meter ...

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Theres a couple of these on ebay. Features sound pretty interesting. I was planning on getting one to plan shots before filming (Canon 814xl-s). Soon after my search. I came across these. Its not even close to real ...

I noticed the difference of the lens. Just made a purchase of an 814xl-s for 400.00, and was curious to know about the difference in image quality. I guess i got a good set up. Thanks alot people I appreciate the comments once again.

How would the comparison between a 1014 auto zoom/e & a 814xl-s. Disregarding the obvious features. Also is the 814xls and 1014xls purely identical in image quality?

Yes. I appreciate all the info. I been reviewing cameras, and their manuals for a couple of weeks now. And believe I went with the greater choice. I was gonna go with the Canon 1014xls, or a Nizo for economical reasons. But something led me to a Beaulieu 5008 multispeed. I purchased one recently ...