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Machado

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  1. well thats no good!people should be more then willing to send those back after having received free carts! i know I will If I get the one I asked for..
  2. For those interested, I can process 5 super8 films for about $15cdn at home.
  3. I use outdated film for the simple fact that I home process color reversal and nobody is offering anything currently which I can process at home! Perhaps If 64T would hurry up already, I wouldn't have to worry about it.. That said, I have processed agfa moviechrome at home in E-6 with very satisfactory results. I don't know if this film will deteriorate faster or not, but I'm taking precautions with the storage of all my film regardless. Anyhow, If anyone has any of this old film, I'll buy it from you If you don't want it! :D Remember though, your selling it cheap because it sucks! ;)
  4. I'm currently saving my pennies for a workprinter. Roger (moviestuff)is a great guy (at least he is on the forums here and abroad) <_< , One thing is for sure, If you buy from him your going to get good support and answers to all your q's. I'm on a budget as well, but thats why I would rather save up and buy my own means of capturing. it may even make me some of that money on the side everybody likes so much.
  5. I have 2 Lomo tanks and 1 superior bulk tank which can process super8 film. I found 2 of my tanks on ebay and 1 through a film forum member.
  6. I process my own super8 and 16mm color reversal and I say its worth it. I have the 5L single use kodak E-6 kit, cost was about $80cdn. I also use smaller multiple use E-6 kits which are about $15cdn. With the release of the new Kodak 64T film, things will only get easier as the new film doesn't have and black backing on it to worry about..
  7. dee, there was a member on another super8 forum who was selling a A512 recently and cheap too. If you would like, I can see if he still has it.. I myself was interested in buying it, but I decided I would spend a little more and get something that can read 64asa.
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