Kieran Robinson

Thanks everybody for your responses. Sorry to create a debate between Super 8/16mm. I'm new to all this and confused and lost haha. Still am tbh. Lightworks looks impressive and I'll be giving that a go for sure. With about £300 limit (could push higher). Is it best to get a top end Super 8 or low end 16mm? Are there filters available for Super 8? Reds, Blues that kind of thing? I won't be started my project until the new year so would like to get as organized as possible. Thanks everybody once more.

Ive got a Canon 310xl already so maybe I should go for the K3?? Also got a Panasonic M5 and a AG450. The idea is to do a kind of fly on the wall making of an EP and have music videos for a song or 2 within the documentary. I love the footage of this but I dont think itll mold right with vhs. Plus theres no way I could afford to do it all Super 8/16. What price would be too much for a K3?

Hello everyone. New poster here. I'm about to start shooting video in the new year. I've only ever worked with film photography so naturally I wanna use film for what I want to do. I'll be making a documentary of my friends band. Filming on the road, in the studio and also live. Lots of different lighting etc. So my question to you guys is Super 8 or 16mm? My budget will only allow me a Krasnogorsk K3. I've also been looking at Canon 1014xl-s, 814xl and also Beaulieu 4008. Which will be best for lighting conditions? Also what digital editing software is best for film and possibly mini dv footage? I hope this is in the right category. Thanks Kieran