
Andries Molenaar
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Never experienced that. The only thing is to use the Foma bleach as single shot. I tested it using a second time immediately after 1st use but it bleached incomplete/poorly. Very artistic but not good.
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seems I missed this post 🙂 More or less you can't over-bleach or over-clear. The foma reversal kit works like a charm. The black matter is the anti-reflection layer on the back. This needs to be removed. The Foma bleach does this and produces the brown grit from that.
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Andries Molenaar started following The new magazine SUPER 8 #4 is out now
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A nice long list of contents! Graphic design as super as ever 🙂
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The rear part is completely different. Is has a different retro-lens/setting and the tube is shorter. Finding an original Leicina edition is the simplest way to go.
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Nope, the M flange is way too much forward. I.e. the C lens can't produce sharp images then. Is there a C-lens on M-mount adapter. It would only make sense for lenses without retro-projection and then in a macro set-up.
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Triggering a digital audio recorder on a Canon Zoom DS-8
Andries Molenaar replied to Jeremy Saint-Peyre's topic in Super-8
Good luck, I hope it pays off. One day 🙂 -
Triggering a digital audio recorder on a Canon Zoom DS-8
Andries Molenaar replied to Jeremy Saint-Peyre's topic in Super-8
Clearly it is. The camera shorts the terminals in the connecting point. Take it from there. Best were to find a Sony Walkman with recording opion or a MiniDisc recorder withproper input. Possibly a Digital recording thing wiht a simple iinput exits. I would not start a project of constructing a digital apparatus using Arduine and what more. You will never win back the time and effort. simplest were to record just using a shart ahead, a clapper thing and stop after the scena was filmed. Good luck. -
Triggering a digital audio recorder on a Canon Zoom DS-8
Andries Molenaar replied to Jeremy Saint-Peyre's topic in Super-8
INdeed, the physical apperance is less important 🙂 The cameras supplies a shorting switch. It connects the terminals when running. On classic taperecorders the remote was a switch in serial with the switches in the recorder. -
Triggering a digital audio recorder on a Canon Zoom DS-8
Andries Molenaar replied to Jeremy Saint-Peyre's topic in Super-8
The manual states that the connector can control a tape recorder. In that era it means it will short/connect the terminals when the camera runs. This would be connected to a remote control 2.5mm input of a recorder. On single frame it is fairly useless. ALthough the test flash demonstrates that the camera is working properly. The trick is now to find a recorder which takes such a control or fix two wires inside a recorder or existing remote control with a button when pushed makes it record 🙂 -
Triggering a digital audio recorder on a Canon Zoom DS-8
Andries Molenaar replied to Jeremy Saint-Peyre's topic in Super-8
That is what I suggest too. All this overdesigning is not going to pay back. With so many hours spent you are never going to win back over manual control. Good luck. -
Triggering a digital audio recorder on a Canon Zoom DS-8
Andries Molenaar replied to Jeremy Saint-Peyre's topic in Super-8
Apparently the camera has a shorting/making-switch behind the flash contact. Your intended recorder has apparently a serial protocol on its input. So you need to fabricate a circuit/controller which sends proper commands to start and stop the recorder. All from a distance so with conditions 🙂 Good luck and don't short any powersupplies.