Jeremy Smith

Depending on the size of your camera, you may want to check out the Fig Rig.

Yale film and video has the best rental price for a basic Canon 1014xl-s. If you need a tap etc check out the super 8 guy.

Has anyone used the Super 8 guys video tap? Does it work well? I've never used a tap on Super 8mm but I would be excited to try one that works well.

Thanks Raz for finding that clip. It's much better than I expected.

This is an interesting idea. Does anyone have experience with Super 8mm and green screens?

I have traveled a lot with film and I have never had much trouble asking for a hand-check. Sometimes they take a long time though, so I would suggest getting to the airport very early.

Personally, I think a new and very reliable 8mm camera could be very profitable as a rental camera. I, for one, would be interested. I would be chomping at the bit if it had a good video tap!

Jeremy

Does anyone know if this camera has been made? I couldn't find much on the Ikonoskop website other than a request for 25 customers willing to make a deposit.

Thanks,

Jeremy

http://www.smartassprod.com/

Thanks for the kind words Patrick. I am very glad I ran across this post. I have perused the discussion board and there is a lot of valuable information available here.

Cheers.

Jeremy

Hi Guys. I happened to run across this post and I wanted to let you know that the Tecate spot I directed was not shot on Fuji. That spot was shot on Kodak Vision2 250D for the Aaton A-Minima. I just finished another spot for Tecate shot on Fuji, but it was shot on Super 8mm. The Fuji Super 8mm spot should be posted by next week on my website www.smartassprod.com.

Hope this helps.

Jeremy

SmartAss Productions