Filmshooting

It's 41mm. The thread pitch is harder to measure. It could be 1.25mm or 1.5mm.

Squeaking noise often comes from the winding handle.
Wind the spring fully and remove the winding handle.
Run the camera. If the noise is gone, you know it's only the winding handle making the noise.
While the handle is removed, put a small drop of oil on the handle axis.
Reinstall the handle on ...

Label on the bottle says: "Do not use on hot surfaces".
What has been your experience with painting projector gates?

This is how we used to it in the olden days.

You would have to get a Super8Sound Recorder which records on super8 fullcoat and modify the projector by adding a reed switch to it.
To edit the film you would need a editing set-up to run the film sound in sync.

Just google "Super8Sound" all in one ...

You can all thank Mr. Ted Fines who operates the apecity website and does the arduous job of scanning everything.

Jean-Louis

A bunch of new manuals has been added to the apecity website

http://www.apecity.com/

Jean-Louis

There is a good explanation of the differences here:
http://www.jkcamera.com/Super16.htm

JLS

Contact Dieter Schaefer at http://www.bolexusa.com/
He sells the proper adapter from your lenses to 49mm.
Then you can use any standard 49mm filter.

Jean-Louis

I have a brand new one from my stock. They are $70 USD each. Plus postage.
Jaeger connectors are tricky to work with because you have to solder the wires to the pins and then use a special pin inserting tool to assemble them properly.
I also have the chassis side socket. They are $40 USD.

Jean-Louis

What size exactly are you looking for?

The speed control electric contacts might simply be dirty. Try rotating it back and forth between speeds a dozen times and see if that improves speed stability.

Results are very promising. Very nice packaging also.
A camera with a sprocket driven mechanism, like a Bolex H8RX, should give better registration.

Cheers,
Jean-Louis

I've made up a few of these over the years. I've always used small C-mount cameras, preferably of the low light variety. Used a lot of KT&C cameras.
Depending on the camera's chip size, the lens was usually between 8mm and 12mm. C-mount spacer rings were usually necessary to achieve close focus.
I ...

Where does the diagram on the left entitled "super8 before slicing" originate from? Kodak?

Jean-Louis

That's good news if EK is more open-minded now.
At the time of my request, nobody but Kodak could do DS8 perfing.
Unperforated rolls should certainly entail lower finishing costs (you would think)....

Good luck with your project,
Jean-Louis