Todd Frank

No,one of you had mentioned I'd be better off using a super 8 or super 16,if I still wanna pick a sensible way to experiment with film.His advice resonated with me.I've seen such cameras sold online for as low as $45 in 5 star good use.Oh,yeah,it was Tyler Purcell,he advised a super 16.

I noticed one of you mentioned I'd be better off settling for a super 38.Is there a way to crop my footage in post to full frame width and height,aka 35mm-looking?

Thank you so much for all of your input.What affordable,4k movie camera you recommend?I need dynamic range and realistically I guess i should be ready to pay $900 used or up to $1,500 used.

@David Mullen, ASC Well,how much would someone build it for me at a bargain?I want my 1st feature to be done on film.

I recently downloaded a pdf file of the schematics for a 35mm film movie camera.How would I get a replica built?I plan on going into production on my 1st feature within the next year and getting it replicated should be cheaper,than buying one already made.Companies who have them already made are just capitalizing on how scarce these cameras are.