Filmshooting

Hello took the dive & got the canon ds8 zoom , really nice ! A heavy beast of a camera .
is there a way of using a c8 wide angle adapter / did canon make one for this lens ?
As all I can find is a tele adapter .

Hello , Thank you missed your input over the missing years , Most of all thank you Andreas for bringing back this great forum .

mosesfilm wrote: ↑Mon Nov 12, 2018 6:28 pm What is the efficiency of the 5 Litre kits? How much Super 8 can be developed? Thanks.

It's not really unless you plan to developed a lot of e6 films ?
with one 1L done easy 6 100d super 8 films .

Here's a test of the new Ektachrome by the Man !

Just happy it's back . Can't see much difference to the last 100D .

https://mimundoensuper-8.blogspot.com/2 ... aluda.html

Looking for advise on using long expired Kodak black and white film. If the prior history is not known is it worth bothering with. We're talking film between 20- 40 years old. I have read up as much as possible on the subject but there's not really that much information out there. I guy by the name...

Regards to the price difference between 100' and 400', I would say Kodak wants to encourage people with the semi pro cameras to keep shooting film. With the prediction of the Super 8 cartridge being US$40, maybe US$60 for a roll of 16mm would be likely? If that was the case, 16mm is by far the bett...

camera8mm wrote: ↑Mon Aug 06, 2018 6:09 am Anyone know what the mm size thread on the handle for the battery is on a beaulieu 5008 or 3008?
I'm going to make my own battery grip.

Hi maybe this will help

https://erkanumut.wordpress.com/2018/03 ... -handgrip/

For some reason I feel like there’s something inherently supernatural about film, and I’m wondering if anyone has any footage of “ghost” or strange phenomenon caught on film? And if so do you have a link? Or description of the footage? Go look at some 60"s film shot with the help of LSD maybe ...

For some reason I feel like there’s something inherently supernatural about film, and I’m wondering if anyone has any footage of “ghost” or strange phenomenon caught on film? And if so do you have a link? Or description of the footage? Go look at some 60"s film shot with the help of LSD maybe ...

Hi I know this is a old post . Looking at the Leicina ST 1 manual has any one here made a breadboard ? any help here please . https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BxR_SVAX6J1ZSHhZSkp0MGkzc28/view My knowledge of electronics is very partial but I can make breadboards from other's designs and code the Ard...

Oh, really, it costs so much! It must be a great quality! I use a Philips cassette recorder (I also like sound of audiocassette) connected to the Fujica ZC1000 with the cable that produced the Fuji itself. The recorder starts and stops with the release button of the camera, but the lip sync is a di...

With this recorder can you get synch audio? Yes ! thats if I can rig a cable up . comes with a year warranty on the walkman which was one of the biggest selling point's for me , which also mean can not tinker to see how the binder 712 5p male cable connector is wired on the inside . plan is to wire...

Hi I know this is a long shot anyone here have a Sony walkman wmd6c Gebuhr multisyn . There is a binder 712 5p male cable connector on the walkman ! do you know which way , one should wire for a diy cable / walkman to camera ? gebuhr multisyn was not helpful with this ? after sending them a e mail ...

I rather like this string idea, might give it a go ! Yes I can see your point about the fact there's no stabilisation as in video cams. On the other hand I kind of like the handheld effect particularly in grabbing closeups of faces and so on. Although definition isn't going to be optimum at 1/30 se...

For a compact discrete camera stabilizer filmers could try using the string method. It involves a length of string, (determined by your height and camera), with one end attached to a small metal plate and the other end to a screw that fits the tripod socket. To use this device one stands on the met...