Lynn Magnuson

WebRep currentVote noRating noWeight Here is a place that sells film for your camera. I would suggest you or a professional check out the shutter, etc. and make sure it works before running film through it. As you can see, it will save you close to 200 dollars if the camera turns out to be damaged or defective. http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/635730-USA/Kodak_1382688_Vision3_250D_7207_16mm.html B&H deals with a bunch of professionals, including the major news networks for their supplies. They have a bunch of film related stuff on their site too. Matte boxes, filters, tripods. Even a budget Steadycam type camera stabilizer. Good luck and have fun with that camera. I owned an old Bell and Howell years ago and sold it cheap only to find the thing was worth BIG money later on! Still mad at myself for that one ...

http://bolexcollector.com This is a really cool site for collectors of those cameras ... take a look around. Not sure on this, but sounds like the company may not be in business anymore. I'm a classic camera collector and would love to get my hands on one.

Interesting. I'm an independent filmmaker and have not moved up the big rigs yet. Love Steadycams though and hope to learn to operate one competently soon. I was wondering how focusing, etc. was done too. Now I know.