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The only film I buy from Lomo is there 35mm 800 3 pack, its one of their best values, but did recently have a price increase. If their movie film was reasonable I would love to try a few rolls.
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I pretty much shoot 50D, 200T, and Tri X through these cameras. Yes you can shoot with 500T, but the camera is basically not taking advantage of the films speed.
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Or 3 for $199! ?
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Need to click on the video for the link!
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Not cheap! Makes Kodak's prices a deal, for negative...
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Ebay, find a very old expired emulsion of your choice. Of course cheapest is the most important!
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I picked up my Rex 4 factory converted to Super 16 with black preset Switar for $800 shipped! That was 4 or 5 years ago when everyone was dumping there film gear I guess. Good deals are out there, just take your time. I would look for something in good physical shape with as much accessories, and then send it off for CLA before even running a roll through it. Always search sold items on eBay for idea of current market price. There are sellers like Calkovsky who buy cheap on eBay and resell for crazy prices.
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Yes quite amazing, bravo!
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Standard 8= Double 8
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Thought I found a cap for Franco but it is just the same link above!
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Some more items up for auction including a very beautiful Elgeet 1" f0.95 c mount lens!
https://www.ebay.com/sch/analogfilms/m.html?_trksid=p3692
(If interested in the films, especially purchasing multiple rolls, feel free to PM me here)
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Oh and if you're thinking PL mount why not just start with an SB!
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Pretty sure Bernie @Super16 Inc. can do it, he's on the east coast. Also pretty sure Jean Louis can do it though he's in Montreal or Toronto, he's on the forms regularly. Then there's Pro Cam in AZ, personally haven't use him for any service. Of course you can still send your Bolex to Bolex Swiss for Super 16 conversion! I have my Rex 4 Factory Super 16! Not the cheapest option I'm afraid.
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Doing a little Spring cleaning if your into 8mm films!
Please have a look:
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Film is one perf or two perf, not Super or Regular. So if you're using a camera that has not been modified to Super 16 or came that way from the manufacture, you will get a 4:3 image.
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On 4/3/2019 at 6:12 PM, Ruotsalainen Werner said:
I've done a lot of stabilisation myself in FCPX with Super8 footage I've scanned myself (with the cheap Wolverine scanner). It's pretty OK. Other video editor suites should work similarly well.
Here is a comparison (scanned and processed by me):
the heavily overscanned 18p original: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DzsCk9jIrYA
the stabilized, cropped, NR’ed final processed footage (also read the description!): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TSXQQ9wv0nkRuotsalainen, you transferred those films with a Wolverine?
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Yes he did, crazy I missed it as much as I browse there!
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How much was all that work from Bjorn?
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You would probably ok with just buying a new battery from the guy in Canada on eBay, but the price of film now from when I started is much more expensive. You have one of the best, most servicable cameras, just invest a bit more and you'll be good to go for awhile.
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Dead battery. Get in touch with Bernie at Super 16 Inc, or Duall. Google is your friend.
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Buy one off ebay with charger from the guy in Canada. With the costs of film now I would just send your camera for service anyway, its 100% worth it and Beaulieu's are the most serviceable.
Rare Angenieux 6-80mm 1.2 C Mount Zoom Beaulieu
in Cine Marketplace
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On auction, ending soon! Regards
https://www.ebay.com/itm/333307177695?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649