Hi, I have experianced some transport issues with kodaks 100d, the film transports fine though sound cameras, canon 814xls, beaulieu 7008, yet the same cartridge jams up in two sepearte 514xl cameras. I have also noticed some strange noises and irratic running from the leicina special too. I wonder if kodak lub 100d like they did with later batches of 64t....
Anyone else having transportation issues with 100d?
Hello Eneryone,
I am new to super 8 and have experienced problems with running of the 100d.
I purchased a 514xl in excellent condition from an enthusiast whom had cared for the camera. I used my first roll of 100d, and made sure that I used fresh Duracell Batteries.I had tested the two film speeds prior to loading (9,18) The film seemed to run fine for shots up to 4 seconds. Any longer than this the speed would decrease and film would stop! As if the batteries were dead. To rule out faulty batteries I changed them for another fresh pair,but still the same issue. I removed the cart and tried turning the wheel clockwise. There wasnt any take up but I noticed just how stiff the wheel was to turn. I had to use quite alot of strenth to turn the wheel and the film did run albeit 'jerky' across the pressure plate. Again I would imagine it is immpossible to determine wether the Cart is faulty of the camera has issues due to age etc, or a combination of the two. I have read that here in the UK several people have experienced problems with film seemingly too tight on spool. I have sent my film off for processing and await the results. I am concerned that it may be overexposed and 'jerky'. I thought I would share my experience with you. I deliberately purchased the 514 xl as I had read it is a very reliable model and paid extra for a 'tested with film' camera. I am now considering purchasing a Nizo 801 as I like the features. It may be an expensive test however as I may still experience problems with film stock in that camera?
Nizo 801 + Ektachrome 100D STABILITY ISSUES
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Hello Eneryone,
I am new to super 8 and have experienced problems with running of the 100d.
I purchased a 514xl in excellent condition from an enthusiast whom had cared for the camera. I used my first roll of 100d, and made sure that I used fresh Duracell Batteries.I had tested the two film speeds prior to loading (9,18) The film seemed to run fine for shots up to 4 seconds. Any longer than this the speed would decrease and film would stop! As if the batteries were dead. To rule out faulty batteries I changed them for another fresh pair,but still the same issue. I removed the cart and tried turning the wheel clockwise. There wasnt any take up but I noticed just how stiff the wheel was to turn. I had to use quite alot of strenth to turn the wheel and the film did run albeit 'jerky' across the pressure plate. Again I would imagine it is immpossible to determine wether the Cart is faulty of the camera has issues due to age etc, or a combination of the two. I have read that here in the UK several people have experienced problems with film seemingly too tight on spool. I have sent my film off for processing and await the results. I am concerned that it may be overexposed and 'jerky'. I thought I would share my experience with you. I deliberately purchased the 514 xl as I had read it is a very reliable model and paid extra for a 'tested with film' camera. I am now considering purchasing a Nizo 801 as I like the features. It may be an expensive test however as I may still experience problems with film stock in that camera?