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I have just purchased two cameras. Canon 514XL-S (Canosound) Canon 814XL Electronic I am planning to film indoors with artificial light/tungsten bulbs and Kodak Vision 3 - 200T. A am new in the Super 8 game, but this is a project I take very seriously. What do I have to do to get the best results with these cameras and this film, regarding to settings etc? Thanks. -
I have just purchased to cameras: Canon 514XL-S (Canosound) Canon 814XL Electronic Which one is best, and why? I want to know before I shoot my passion project. I am using these films: Kodak Vision 3 - 50D Kodak Vision 3 - 200T Kodak Tri-X Reversal Thanks
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Excellent camera crammed full of features, in perfect working order (tested with Tri-X), with a crystal clear lens and C8 wide lens attachment! Specifications: Model: Canon 514 XL-S Year: 1976-1983 Weight: 1500 g Lens: Canon zoom 1.4 / 9 - 45 mm Macro focusing Split Image Focusing Auto / Manual Zoom Frame rates: 18, 24 + single frame (SINGLE FRAME ONLY VIA CABLE RELEASE OR REMOTE) Shutter degree: 220 Auto Exposure - accepts ISO 25D, 40T, 100D, 160T, 160D and 250T film Aperture Lock EE Control for Backlight etc Remote control socket Auto / Manual Recording Level Control 6 X AA batteries + No separate battery for light meter Made in Japan £100 GB Pounds plus shipping from the UK. :) -
All are fully tested with 100D or Tri-X film and have crystal clear lenses! Canon 514XL-S - £50 GB Pounds Yashica 50XL - £40 GB Pounds Bolex Jubilee - £40 GB Pounds Sankyo XL-320 - £35 GB Pounds I accept PayPal gift payments and please just ask for details and shipping options, THANKS! :)
