Lyn Ciampa
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Was the lack of power problem ever uncovered. Hard to fit batteries? Check Swinging aperature? Check New cassette of Pro8mm? Check Fresh pair of 397 batteries? Check So, before i take it apart and lose 82% of the tiny screws and have to chuck it...Where does the problem seem to be in these cameras?
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Issues: Batteries do not activate motor even when battery checker works itermittently) ther is somethnig loose inside and it is blocking the viewfinder. Thanks, Lyn
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Sorry bout that, I'm in the U.S.
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Hello all, I need my leicina looked at: Trigger doesn't activate camera and viewfinder is half-blocked by a loose part up front (inside the smaller 'third' lens) Thanks, Lyn
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400 is too much. If I wait I a week could go up to 280$. I will add a Reflex viewfinder to what I will need. So far it's 16mm (preferred- because of the better resolution Is this correct? Reflex viewfinder Single frame/cable release capable proficient in Low light not dust sensitive
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It looks like I need to go up to 200$.
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The Eumig link was bad. This one should work: http://r.ebay.com/1MIRe7 How about this Nizo: http://r.ebay.com/YKNtTG
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Thanks, I am leaning towards 16mm as the film prices and processing seem to be comparable to S8 anyway and 16mm offers better resolution. the K3 looks like a good bet, and I am also looking at these: Eumig C16 http://r.ebay.com/pBWnAX Beaulieu 2008 http://r.ebay.com/8Opr6Z Bauer C 107 XL (8mm, but I am told that 'XL' in camera model numbers indicate low light capabilities. Is this correct?) http://r.ebay.com/FxW4iE Bolex (I like the side mounted viewfinder) http://r.ebay.com/36iOuo
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I am looking at a C16. Are you still enjoying yours? I am a landscaper and want to film some of installations. SO the internal light meter and single frame capapbility is what I want. Thanks, Lyn
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I'm looking at these http://www.ebay.com/itm/261403155730?_trksid=p2055119.m1438.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT Bauer C 107 XL Super 8 Movie Camera Macro Neovaron 7-45mm 1:1.2 (I am told Bauer's excel in low light) Beaulieu 2008 Super 8MM Camera w/Angenieux 8-64MM. f/1.9 Zoom Lens http://www.ebay.com/itm/271384799135?_trksid=p2055119.m1438.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT and here is the only K3 I found (on Ebay, that is) is it a good one? KRASNOGORSK-3 16mm AMATEUR CINE CAMARAhttp://www.ebay.com/itm/VINTAGE-KRASNOGORSK-3-16mm-AMATEUR-CINE-CAMARA-/201042162426?pt=US_Vintage_Cameras&hash=item2ecf0bf2fa Thanks, Lyn
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Thanks for the quick reply I already have a still camera. I install water features so I will be filming those, I also would like to use the video for shooting animals and such in the landscapes and I am looking for that 1970's home movie film look
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I have decided to enter the realm of film. I am a horticulturist/landscaper and I will be shooting plants and landscapes (no further than a 'street scene') SO, I would like: single frame/cable release cabability Electronic Stellar resolution and durability (In case it falls off a mini tripod when shooting a rock or leaf- I don't want the camera to shatter into a million pieces. Also I live in wyoming and the wind blows something fierce so it can't be a dust magnet) approx 100.00 for a camera lenses and lens caps I decided against 8mm because the 11sec/roll of film would drive me nuts it seems that for: resolution and detail I would want a 16mm for portability I would want an 8mm What i've read so far recommend Bolex and Canon Any thoughts? Thanbks