Todd Pinder
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What worries me is the Product Manager's note that, "the cost per foot would be at least 20% higher than the list price of the closest stocked film".
I'm not great with math but here goes...
Yes, I didn't even want to try to figure out the costs of 100ft after reading that!
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Well, we got Ektachrome! I'm sure along with many other forum members, would love to see some pics of this rarity mounted on your 7008S Glenn!
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Merci Jean! I have manuals for B8L & D8L but couldn't find that info for the life of me!
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Hoping someone could tell me how long the B series are suppose to run at 18FPS on a full wind? Cheers!
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I thought the biggest problem was compression
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10mm Switar AR would probably be easy to find and not too expensive option.
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Yes! I have dealt with that seller and can recommend as well! I purchased a battery for my EBM grip!
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And what is the minimum quantity of ECN-2?
YEs curious about this!
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Bump for the last few hours! Still some great deals!
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Reducing my Bolex 8mm stash! Great deals!
https://www.ebay.com/sch/analogfilms/m.html?_trksid=p3692
Thanks for looking, and regards!
Todd
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Pretty sure its made by Eumig, was made for later Bolex Super 8 cameras that were also made by Eumig. I have one and want to try it on front of a Leicina 10mm Cinegon, but need appropriate setup ring.
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I cover the holes back up when not in use, seems to help!
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Canon and Elmo made a few single 8 cameras based on the same super 8 models. I always lusted for a Canon 518sv for Single 8.
I actually have one last Fujichrome R25N in the freezer!
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We develop Fomapan.
We have a dedicated Treise 8mm/16mm B&W Reversal processor and a Allen 16mm/35mm processor with developer tanks for B&W Negative and B&W Print.
We run FomapanR in batches as it comes in compared to Tri-x which is a daily run.
Robert, Are you guys only developing as a negative? No B&W reversal?
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Well, it took my about four seconds for this:
Cinelab can develop 16mm, Super 16mm, and Ultra 16mm Color and Black and White Negative Films. We are also one of the very few laboratories in the United States doing daily processing of BW Reversal.
Yes, but it didn't specify which ones. I'm not aware of which process Fomapan R requires, or if the one used by Cinelab is the best one for this stock.
Its been discussed before that Fomapan uses different times than Tri X, and I cannot remember which lab, maybe Spectra, does special runs with Fomapan.
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Plenty of 8mm and Double Super 8 in small reels through B&H and the like. 16mm or 100ft in 8mm are hard to come by in the States, could order through Macodirect.
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Good stuff! Really enjoyed viewing that.
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If you can afford it go for it! Those Switars are the best of them! If its been converted to Super 16, it would be a no brainer! But I do agree with Simon about the 400ft mags, motor, etc. If you plan on shooting reversal films, then Regular 16mm, and a Rex 4 would be my choice!
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Indeed nice camera's and underappreciated. There is nothing awkward to them. It is just clever design to develop the forehead support option. Like on the Leicina Special, Fujica ZC-1000, Minolta autopak D-10 and possibly others.
The grip folds back for compactness during transportation and easy mouting on a tripod. The only thing might be that the grip is somewhat square when holding it.
The Super and RT-1 connect to the external controller too for maximum serious filming.
I agree with you Andries about them not being awkward! Its just most people don't agree, probably based on not actually using them.
Remember you can use the grip from the Telyt lenses on your Leicina! Can use a cable, or if you can find one, the electric release!
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Problem is more often than not, you lose features with compactness. Canon 310xl/514xl are probably the best bet, if you're ok with 18fps.
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If you can get passed their awkward ergonomics, I would recommend either Leicina Super or RT-1. Built like tanks, can handle any film speed and manual controls.
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If you do not mind shipping to Canada, I would highly recommend our very own Jean-Louis Seguin!
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They could at least give it all to Bjorn!
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Nice timing of you to ask this because I just received 2 rolls in DS8 of this very film! From what I gathered, E6 was problematic? I've seen some results in C41 but of course as a negative.