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Canon 1014XL-S repair In Southern California. Ron - previously at UT Photo. Now he works at his own shop. He has repaired my Canon 1014XL-Cameras. Good work. He can make it run - often He can repair the eyepiece dial 1. Ron - in Southern California c/o Pat Singh Projectors 7712 Oak Park Ave Van Nuys CA 91406 Star 82 ? 818 996-9238 ? Cell 818- 359-0945 Film Stock - Processing - Telecine Good Work: Spectra Film & Video 10182 Magnolia Blvd ? North Hollywood CA 91601 Super 8 Film Stock ~ Film Lab ~ Telecine Tel: 818-762-4545 Fax: 818-762-5454 email: sales@spectrafilmandvideo.com | site: http://SpectraFilmAndVideo.com/ ~

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I shoot Kodak Super 8 Color Negative. I use a light meter. I often take a reading and shoot Negative film one stop over. Also, I have shot a slate with a color chart on it. I shoot an exposure with the built in light meter. Than I tak a light meter reading. Typically I take detailed notes. The I get the film developed and transferred to tape. I supervise the transfer. I can see the results. It works for reversal Suer 8 film as well. Also, I use the built in meter and compare it to my hand held meter - A Spectra. SUPER 8 ASA Also, the notches on a Super 8 Cartridge set the ASA. KODAK 500T - Your camera may set that at 400ASA KODAK 200T - Your camera may set that at 160 ASA Ektachrome 100D I do not know what that set a camera's ASA FILM LAB I recommend talking with guys at Super 8 Film Labs Get more info. YaleFilmAndVideo.com - Kieth SpectraFilmAndVideo.com - Doug I use a light meter. I over expose Super 8 Color Negative at least one stop. Cameras Canon 1014XL-S Nizo 800 Macro JOHN LONGENECKER 800 470-4602 http://Super8Guy.com

Hello As I see it, shoot it. Transfer it to video. Include the shots in your project. move on to your next project. A Super 8 film camera is similar to a 16mm film camera, and a 35mm film camera and a video camcorder. Cameras are tools to shoot movies. Each has their place. If you get an exposure on Super 8 color negative film you can transfer it to video and use it. It's really pretty simple. JOHN LONGENECKER http://Super8Guy.com Hello As I see it, shoot it. Transfer it to video. Include the shots in your project. move on to your next project. A Super 8 film camera is similar to a 16mm film camera, and a 35mm film camera and a video camcorder. Cameras are tools to shoot movies. Each has their place. If you get an exposure on Super 8 color negative film you can transfer it to video and use it. It's really pretty simple. JOHN LONGENECKER http://Super8Guy.com

Hello I shoot Super 8 film on music videos and TV spots. I shoot with a Canon 1014XL-S I shoot Super 8 Color Negative Film I buy film stock from Kodak in Hollywood. I also buy film stock from http://SpectraFilmAndVideo.com/ I recommend http://SpectraFilmAndVideo.com/ for Telecine This guy also know about Telecine MovieStuff Roger Evans Film to video transfers 3120 White Oak Drive | Houston, Texas 77007 1-866-835-2463 | 1-8MM-TEL-CINE | 713-426-6662 eMail: moviestuff@sbcglobal.net | Roger Evans: http://MovieStuff.tv/ | MovieStuff: http://MovieStuff.tv/roger.html | Thanks JOHN LONGENECKER http://Super8Guy.com/ http://Super8Guy.com/Images-S8/Canon1014-08.jpg