Dennis Toeppen

Revere 36 has much better registration and is much more reliable than B&H 200. They're fairly easy to find on the big shitty auction site. You'll likely have to lube the camera once you get it. I've shot at least 70 mags of film in B&H 200 (~3 different cameras) and probably 20 in Revere. Revere blows away the 200. You can buy 2R film from FPP (or from EK if you're willing to buy 20 x 400' rolls) and have retrocine.com load it into mags for you. Then send it to Spectra for developing and scanning. FPP sends their film to Spectra. If you send it directly, you'll save a bunch of time. I have a couple thousand feet of 2R Tri-X 16mm that I'm willing to sell for $1.75/foot 1000' on core. There's nothing wrong with FPP. I don't mean to imply that.

Dyn-O-Mite!

I have 2 ea 1000' rolls on core. PM me if interested. Perforated by Wittner.

Update: Purchased two used cable ends from someone who deals in Arri stuff, removed nuts, and put them into my connectors - with Loctite Blue!

I have two arri 3.5 monitors that I use with my 416 and 235. I also have two curly cables 4 pin male to 4 pin male. They carry power and video in one cable. Today, I tried to demo my 416 with the monitor. But the 90 degree connector on the cable had come apart last time I put it in the pelican. I found my other cable, and incredibly, it had the same malady. After fussing for quite awhile, I realized the problem is that the nut is missing from both. I searched the bottom of my pelicans and didn't find either nut. WTF? The cables were quite expensive - maybe $200 each. I'm hoping not to scrap them. If anyone has these nuts on an old/ruined cable and is willing to sell, I'm interested. Thank you.

Tim Tyler: Let me help you remember what your terms & conditions say, Tim. "You must register using your REAL NAME.That means your first name, a space, then your last name.If you don't use your real name, or you register with a name that looks like your real name but we find out is not your real name, your account will be permanently disabled.This forum is for discussing 'CINEMATOGRAPHY'.It is NOT for political, religious, or racial discussions, comments, points of view, etc. Please remember that we are not responsible for any messages posted. We do not vouch for or warrant the accuracy, completeness or usefulness of any message, and are not responsible for the contents of any message. You agree, through your use of this service, that you will not use Cinematography.com to post any material which is knowingly false and/or defamatory, inaccurate, abusive, vulgar, hateful, harassing, obscene, profane, sexually oriented, threatening, invasive of a person's privacy, or otherwise in violation of any law."The above post fails in two ways:1) User is posting under first name ("Isaac") only. How did his "membership" get approved?2) User is trolling, and seems to be violating the second paragraph.When you allow trash like Isaac's post on your site, you're not acting in your own best interest:1) People generally don't like being around piss fights. When they play out on your site, people are turned off and are less likely to return and/or participate.2) The targets of trolls are less likely to participate. I posted manuals and tutorials in the past. Now that I know there are about three children who will spray graffiti (the stupid little icons) and denigrate most anything I post, I've shied away from dispensing materials and assistance in your forum.3) Reddit-like pissfighting just makes your site look bad.It's your site and you can do whatever you want. But I'd suggest you do your best to inject maturity when opportunities to do so arise. Dennis Toeppen

Yawn

Sounds reasonable.

Pfft...A-Minimas are fine. Pay no mind to people who denigrate everything that is discussed here.

I shot a quick test film a few weeks ago. I was in too much of a hurry and didn't hit the aperture plate with the Giotto. So I wound up with some sort of flake dangling in the bottom right corner. Oops. If you're interested in the camera, please contact my broker, above.

Please contact my broker, Barbara Holler, if you're interested. https://newprovideo.com/equipment/product/cameras-camcorders/arri-416-plus-camera-pkg-

DP Owned / Never a Rental I bought this from a German DP in Dusseldorf in August 2013. I've shot about 10,000 feet with it since purchase. It is in excellent condition. It has been stored in my film vault at 65F/35%RH. Camera was checked out by Arri in Blauvelt NY on 6/16/23. Ground glass parallelism was adjusted and left front squishy button cluster was replaced to resolve intermittent functioning of one button. No other issues were noted. Package Includes: 1 Arri 416 Plus Body K1.66001.0-3032, excellent condition 1 Arri Spherical Viewfinder with regular eyecup, minor rub marks on black paint 1 Antenna for motor radio 1 416 Integrated Video System 1 ea Mini Monitor 3.5T NTSC/PAL K2.47817.0 1 ea Arri Monitor curly cord 1 ea Monitor Support elbow rod thingy 3 ea 416 Shoulder Magazine 120/400 SHM-3, K2.55026.0 Barely used, purchased new from Arri Burbank in 2013 2 ea Arri factory boxes & foam for SHM-3 1 ea LWS-5 light weight support with no rods 1 ea 416 Shoulder Pad (SP-2), K2.55030.0 1 ea 416 Low Mode Support Set (LMS-2) K2.55029.0 1 ea 416 Sled K4.65491.0, 19 mm * 1 ea 416 Accessory Plate K4.65492.0, 19 mm * 1 ea Base Plate K4.54362.0 * 1 ea 416 Steadicam Plate, K2.55035.0 * 0 ea Rods - no rods included * I think these are correct part numbers, please verify with pictures 1 ea Body Cap for Film Magazine port 1 ea Body Cap for PL lens mount 1 ea K5.66921.0 416 Shutter Tool New 1 ea K5 26267 Aperture cleaner New 1 ea Assorted mag stickers 1 ea S16 Fiber Screen installed in camera 1 ea K2.65118.0 Fiber screen New 1.85 with 1.33 tick marks 1 ea Pelican 1630 (wheeled) to hold built camera. Accommodates long handgrip (not included), two OBB-2, mag on camera, 1 spare mag, dessicant packet. One dessicant pack included. 1 ea Pelican 1560 (wheeled) to hold up to 4 mags, and charger(s) - has crazy-expensive padded inserts. 2 ea 416 On-board Battery Charger K2.66004.0 2 ea Standard US 120v cord for battery charger Arri manual states that OBB-2 On-Board Battery will power camera through 7 rolls of film or 4 hours on standby. 1 ea 416 On-board Battery (OBB-2) s/n 1777 New 2015, properly maintained, tested 11/30/23 in standby mode with IVS and 3.5" monitor turned on. Endurance was 6 hours 31 minutes before low power warning LED in viewfinder began flashing. 1 ea 416 On-board Battery (OBB-2) s/n 0716 Purchased with camera, re-celled 2013, properly maintained, tested 11/29/23 in standby mode with IVS and 3.5" monitor turned on. Endurance was 6 hours 15 minutes before low power warning LED in viewfinder began flashing. 1 ea 416 On-board Battery (OBB-2) s/n 0105 Purchased with camera, re-celled 2019 by Ritter, properly maintained, tested 12/2/23 in standby mode with IVS and 3.5" monitor turned on. Endurance was 6 hours 22 minutes before low power warning LED in viewfinder began flashing. Payment via Escrow.com and collection in person. I can potentially set you up with a free or very inexpensive AA ticket to come pick it up. This will fly as one oversized checked bag and one carry-on. Have questions or want to see pictures? Send me a DM.

Thanks. I didn't know about BB. They offer a surprising variety of services and they're pretty close to MSG/BH.

Does anyone know who makes 16mm prints (3383) anymore other than Fotokem? They made some decent prints for me about ten years ago, but I've been taking a break from them lately.

Just wondering if anyone has had positive experiences as a seller with any particular brokers? I sold a couple components through a broker in EU, and he was honest and competent. But there doesn't seem to be much action on the Arri film camera I have listed with him. I also have the camera listed with a broker in USA whose website doesn't really work properly. The guy doesn't seem to attempt to answer customer questions on his own, and he has forwarded some fairly dumb questions (ie basic specs) to me. If I'm paying 5-10% commission, I expect a broker to put a tiny bit of effort into the sale. Also, he has failed on a couple occasions to update price on listing. I wound up terminating his representation. I'm probably looking for something that doesn't exist, but I'd like to find a decent broker in USA.

Two mags sold. Revised package includes three mags, all three new from Arri. Two mag boxes included, not sure what happened to the third one. Correction: They were new in 2013 and have been used no more than three times each, probably just once, when I wanted to have a full box of film with me (5 x 400') in 2019.

Oh, even better, imperial. How much for the 6mm? Thanks.

How much do you want for the 6mm? Thanks.

Still available - here, or through the Devil's Auction Site.

This package is still available.

Clarification: Orwo is only available in 200' rolls.

You can have the last word, Tyler, because I know you'll never be quiet if you don't.

New to Me: Kodak Film Lab Atlanta does loan A-Minima spools. Spooling costs $15 per 400' roll of stock. There is a $10 rental charge per A-Minima spool and a $150 deposit is required per spool. I confirmed this 6/4/23. This is a good move for them. Good work, Kodak.

Correction, the sample 200T film was shot as ASA 32, pulled one stop.

A-Minima Film Sale I have two freezers full of film and my goal is to get down to one freezer before upcoming move. Therefore, I am selling some of my A-Minima stock. You can likely find a way to supply yourself with film at a lower cost, ie by using used spools or loaner spools. If that appeals to you, I suggest you pursue that option. The film below is all spooled on brand-new spools, either by Eastman Kodak at their factory, or by Wittner in their clean room. Film tension is correct, and film is dust-free. Prices are subject to change in the future. PM any questions. From Kodak Last Run ------------------- Stored -10F by me since new 20+ V3 250D 7207 Priced at $.60/foot + $79 for factory new spool = $199 Factory load from EK sealed in original 200' can with dark bag Purchased from DP in TX ----------------------- Freezer stored by DP until purchase in 2016 Stored -10F by me since purchase from DP 3 V3 500T 7217 Priced at $.60/foot + $79 for factory new spool = $199 8 V2 200T 7217 2 V2 100T 7212 4 V2 50D 7201 Priced at $.50/foot + $79 for factory new spool = $179 Test of TX film stocks, processed by Fotokem https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uy2Z5svupbk 200T looks pretty neat when shot with 85ND.3 filter at ASA 50 and pulled one stop in lab, for instance (home movie) https://youtu.be/Sp9hEq6g86k?t=296 Spooled & Canned by Wittner --------------------------- Stored -10F by me since new In new 400' can with dark bag Spools obtained new directly from EK 5+ 7285 x 100' Wittner lubricoated & spooled for A-Minima 5+ 7285 x 200' Wittner lubricoated & spooled for A-Minima Priced at $.70/ft + $79 for new spool directly from EK 100' = $149 200' = $219 5 Orwo UN-54 x 200' Wittner spooled Priced at $.60/ft + $79 for new spool directly from EK 100' = $139 200' = $199 Note about 7285: This film was lubricoated (their term) by Wittner to facilitate running in A-Minima. Your A-Minima will likely require adjustment to work properly with this stock. Check with whomever services your A-Minima before buying. Here's a test film https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FPLbay7gShM Note about Orwo: I can't remember if this was lubricoated or not. I don't recall it being problematic to run in A-Minima. I do recall that Tri-X does not run well in A-Minima.