Christopher Lee

Thank you all for the responses!

Yes I'm located in Cypress CA and my name is Christopher Lee.. I was aware of using my real name when I set up the account.

That sounds great! Just out of curiosity, why do you guys have a $100 minimum?

Thanks for the reply! What would be affected because of the old capturing method? I'm thinking of sending a roll of Plus-X i just shot. Also, what do you mean by being very very careful for negative? Do you know any places that will do the inverting and grading for me for a price that doesn't kill a student?

I'm looking for the cheapest super 8 scanning service in the US. At least in 1080p and in an editable format for a Mac. I'm a little confused on why people charge so much for scanning services. If anyone could help a student out that would be great! For now i'm looking at Du-All Camera.

Also, I just read the box of the expired Tri-X 7278 film and it says that with the daylight filter on, it will be read at 100asa which I'm guessing means I can just set my Nizo S560 to the daylight switch and I will get a proper exposure at 100 asa. Sorry about all the questions, I'm quite new to this format.

I'm assuming expired Kodak Plus-X 7276 will be properly exposed with the Nizo S560 at 32asa with the internal 85 daylight filter switch on? Anymore suggestions on this? Thank again in advanced!

160asa it is! Thank you for your input!

I bought a Nizo S56 a little while back and unfortunately it came broken. I cleaned the battery compartments for both the meter and motor very well with rubbing alcohol multiple times. Yet it still didn't operate besides the power zoom. Any ideas on what could be wrong? Also, the entire side plate (not the side with the controls) is very loose and can be slightly opened when pulled to the side. How do i close the side plate back up?

Thank you! So shoot at 160asa, use red filter (necessary for bright sunlight use and better contrast), and maybe manually adjust my exposure? I was thinking the camera's auto exposure could take care of that for me (correct me if i'm wrong). Also would i need to compensate for expiration? Over expose one stop per decade? Example, meter reads f8 and I manually change it to f5.6 for one decade. I'm not even sure if i can find the expiration date for this film.

Hi all, I just got a roll of expired tri-x 7278 super 8 film and i was wondering whats the proper way to expose in a Nizo S 560? I realize the S560 only reads up to 160asa in tungsten and 100asa in daylight and if i am going to shoot in mostly daylight, how would i go about doing so? I'm also looking for a good color stock to shoot so suggestions would be great!