Where can I find 16mm to super8 rewind adapters?

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jessh
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Where can I find 16mm to super8 rewind adapters?

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Does anyone know where I can find adapters to use 16mm rewinds with super8 film/reels, has anyone used these?

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Try to find a store, (some photo stores or online source) that carries "Gepe" 8mm reels new in the plastic case. They still make them. About $4 I believe for a 400ft reel in a plastic case. The reels are durable and they come with a plastic adapter for 16mm reels. The adapters break after heavy use but they beat paying $32 for custom brass ones. Here's the link I think for the $32 custom ones. Mind you this is $32 a piece!
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supa_ate_sixteen wrote:Here's the link I think for the $32 custom ones. Mind you this is $32 a piece!
I dont see a link....... $32 is a bit expensive, I dont actually have 16mm rewinds, but since I havent seen much in the way of good super8 rewinds I was hoping that I could get a good pair of 16mm ones (since I will have a use for them in the near future anyways) and use them for both. I guess I still could with the plastic ones if I can find them, are they super8 or regular 8? I guess I can always try and find a viewer with decent rewinds to canabilize....
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Post by Old Uncle Barry »

:)

If you contact CHCinema@aol.com,they have the very thing you need.However,they are UK based.These are new manufactured items and are very cheap.
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