Bradley Conomy
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Hello, I am shooting a clip for a band that don't want a polished look but instead a gritty feel. So I will shoot B&W Super8 and Color 16mm and intercut the two. Can anyone recommend a 16mm stock? The only reference points I could find to give you an idea of what I mean: http://www.mtv.com/bands/az/mos_def/audvid.jhtml CLICK ON "GHETTO ROCK" link. It would be mainly avaliable light in a city-scape but also in early morning sunrise in open spaces. Any advice would be wonderful!
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Hello, I am shooting a clip for a band that don't want a polished look but instead a gritty feel. So I will shoot B&W Super8 and Color 16mm and intercut the two. Can anyone recommend a 16mm stock? The only reference points I could find to give you an idea of what I mean: http://www.mtv.com/bands/az/mos_def/audvid.jhtml CLICK ON "GHETTO ROCK" link. It would be mainly avaliable light in a city-scape but also in early morning sunrise in open spaces. Any advice would be wonderful!
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I have searched ebay and the net and I can only seem to find repair manuals coving the following cameras. BELL & HOWELL 70 16mm CAMERAS (-DA, -DL, -H, -DR, -HR) How much different would these be for opening up the camera finding the problem then re assembling? brad
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Thanks for that. The winding key is giving some resistance (kind of like a cranking sound) but it doesn't seem to have an end point. It is highly frustrating because It had been running fine 10 mins before I posted the problem. I will try oiling it and hopefully I can get a repair manual online. Any other advice? Regards Brad
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Hi, I just bought a Bell & Howell Filmo 70D and I had it running immediatly without out film to test it. I relised that I might have been running it at slow speed and now it doesn't run so I am hoping running it at more than 24fps without film hasn't damaged it. I figure it might need an oil. Who knows how long it has been since its last. Can anyone tell me what Oil is meant to be used and where to get it. Can camera labs oil it or is there a commercially avaliable product? Regards Brad
