Tim Myers

Alright, after much researching, I've decided once and for all on the CP-16R with a 15-150mm Angenieux. I have the oppritunity to buy this camera in Super 16 or normal. Price isn't an issue, but I am a beginner. What would you guys go with?

I need to record sound separately from my camera, and then get the recorded sound into my computer. How do I go about doing this? I haven't got more than a couple hundred dollars to spend and no clue what to even use to record sound in such a manner. Any ideas?

The more research I do and the more people I talk to, the CP-16 and Arriflex s16 continually come up. What are your opinions on these? I'm particuarly interested in the CP-16.

I guess it'd be easier for you guys to give reccomendations if I say how much my budget is. I'm able to spend up to $2,000 and I'd like to be able to record sound and possibly film one frame at a time. Thanks.

Is it possible to film witht he K-3 but still have dialogue? I know the camer is horrendously noisy, but I was wondering if there are any ways around it.

Is there any way to film a movie with this camera and still be able to have dialogue?

I know this is a rather common question but I'm interested nonetheless. I've been shooting DV for years and it's time to take the next step. What would be a good 16mm camera for a beginner? I have no experience with actual film, only DV. I realize they are quite different, but am a quick learner. I really like the KRASNOGORSK-3, but have been told I can only shoot silent films with it. Is this true? Is there a better 16mm camera to use for student films? I have a pretty good amount of money, and need sound. Any help would be greatly appreciated.