Anthony Bono

Yes, of course! If your serious, we can definately work something out. That is, if there is any left and if the neg. doesn't end up like a muddy rainbow :) . Supposed to start in mid April and on until early May. No BS. Leave me your contact info.

Definately gonna shoot with some of the stock. Just never know if it will stay consistant. Thanks for the info. Tony

Just purchased a Arri SR II Super 16. I currently own an Arri S and 3x3 Matte Box. Will this matte box be suitable for Super 16? Mostly using a Zeiss 10 -100mm zoom. I've heard it gets a bit sketchy around 16 and wider. Is this true? I see no dark edges in the safety area through the view finder, but just wanna make sure. Also, have an oppurtunity to score about 20,000 ft of fuji stock. One problem: It's just past expiration. It's virtually free and will definately test a few hundred feet, but... Is it worth a try, or too good to be true. May be the difference between shooting feature on film as opposed to DV. Thanks, Tony

Thanks, I'll check them out. T

I've lost my first friend in film making. My Spectra Pro has died. Woke up one day and just doesn't work any more. IT IS NOT THE BATTERY. Is it worth fixing? Will it ever be the same? I know its silly, but I've had it since film school. Is five years the usual life span? We even had a name for it. If it's worth fixing, where is a reasonable place to have it serviced? Tony LA, CA 90004

Definately moving on. This is not the camera for me. I did find a BL (@DuallCam) for roughly the same price, and have also started thinking about S16. Probably going to stick w/ Arri's. Much more familiar w/them. Thank you guys for the advice. I wish I knew about this forum ages ago. Tony

Wow, 120lbs. Definately not the camera I'm looking for. Although, I'm thinking Lou Ferigno is looking for work. Maybe if I could get him to operate... I'd just have to make him angry... Yeah, just came upon it while googling @ 3am. Thanks for the replies, Tony

Hi, Looking for some advice. I've been working as a low budget slave/gaffer/monkey for the past five odd years, saving my pennies, eating Ramen noodles and I am now edging closer to purchasing a 35mm camera. Happened upon this: Mitchell BNCR Camera Package PACKAGE INCLUDES: (4) 1000 ft. magazines Crystal motor CCD flicker-free video assist 20-120 Angenieux zoom lens Mattebox Follow focus Lens light Battery Previously owned and maintained by Paramount studios. Asking price: $9900.00 This is just about in my range. Anybody shot with this guy? I know its big, but is it PSR BIG? The lens probably isn't so swell, is it? I can upgrade later, but not for many moons. It's variable speed (up to 120fps) but how consistant? Is the registration rock steady? Basically, is this a good camera for a first time owner. Very familiar with Arri BL's, 435, etc. How similar? Any loading issues? What else should I be concerned with this camera? Is it worth the asking price? Probably too many questions, but I would like opinions aside from the vendor's. Enlighten me oh wise men ;) , Tony

Howdy, Just a low res version, only 10 mb. I'm poor, so it's hard to find a bigger host. Check it out @: TBDP reel Always looking for advice and criticism. Thanks, Tony