Filmshooting

Hi lads, I am looking for a Battery box for a Leicina super RT1 in good condition, if you have a spare let me know please, thanks.

Hi Pedro, did you try out the Cinevia, V50 film, this looks good to me when projected...

there is a special made lens holder that allows the camera lens rotate while holding the kowa still, this also stops any side movement of the kowa.

This picture shows my set-up for mounting my Kowa PA 35

Does anyone have a manual for this camera available to share, or download, any help apreciated, Frank

I would just like to mention, one of our super 8 supporters Spectra film services, recently I had ordered 4 carts of their V50 super 8 film, when the parcel arrived it was empty, someone took a liking to the contents along the way, this could have happened in the U.S.A or U.K or even Jersey, where I...

thats me in the middle of the photo, still laying ashalt ect

I have footage from 1980 onward, some family holidays in Cornwall, Manchester, ect,

I have the sound effect cassettes made by cresta..

yes I have been in touch with them and they will replace it, I will send it back for processing and they will send another cart when they have some.

I have just returned from a week away to the UK, and took along my Nizo 6056 and two cinevia carts, all was well to start, new batteries installed in the camera, and then after the first dissolve I made the cartridge began to play up, I could tell by the noise something was wrong, eventually the car...

I am about to use some V50 or Velvia whichever you prefer to call it, and would like any advise on this new emulsion, is it best to use any kind of filters, manual exposure or automatic, will my Nizo 6056 read the film correctly, thanks for any help..[/img]

Just watched the K40 file, and it also looks great, the fuji may just have the edge when it comes to grain, which I am most interested in. as I use a scope lens, this can increase the grain, did you use any filters with the fuji velvia, or is this just a normal set-up, without any changes.

The fuji velvia looks excellent, fleshtones look very natural.. a great stock.

http://video.tinypic.com/player.php?v=20ayx00

here is a short clip of my first E64T film, quality not great..