Christian Blas

thanks all the helpful advice. I think I better let the lab handle my film then, being that it is color negatives that need processing.

Is it better to process at home or deliver the film to a lab? Which is more costly and more recommended?

Do you wind as you go or is still spring-loaded?

Are there supplies to buy for the camera like the battery, charger, and other assessories? No matter the quality, I must make worth the 2 dollars. If you have footage of the picture quality please send away or something close to it.

Thanks for the helpful hint. Oh well...

Three reasons: 1. Its all I got for now. 2. Its cheap. 3. Where am I to get a SVHS camcorder (cheaply) off the street instead of the internet? Besides, I don't want to use DV or any digital format out there. I want to stay with analoge until I get rich, but for now I stay with the warm touch of analouge.

I'm guessing if noone answers, its impossible.. Right?

I wonder...is it possible to acheive a film look to VHS products and camcorders? This would be really helpful.

How poor will the quality be?

why shouldn't i use it?

I have a Omnipro Panasonic PK-956 video camera and I bought it at a second-hand store for $2 (is this a good deal or not?) and it came with the basics of a video camera but no manual!!!!!!!! I don't know how to recharge the camera or where the battery goes or where to put the video tape (What tape format does it take). Can someone give me a manual on this camera or tell me how to do each of the following above? P.S: Any more info or supplies of this camera that I should know or buy would be very helpful.

Thanks, glad to hear.

Can films be shot on Super-8 and be nominated for an Academy Award, if transferred to 35mm? The only movie I know nominated (with super-8 footage) for Academy Awards is 'JFK'. Is there something that determines this in the rules of the Academy Awards?

Where might I find this camera (Mitchell SSR 16)?

Can you modify dual perf cameras (Mitchell) or is this impossible due to some difficulties? Besides, has anyone done this before? Is there such a thing of a single-perf Mitchell?