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super 8mm camera recommendation

  • 20-11-2006 6:15pm
    #1
    MogwaiFearSatan
    Closed Accounts Posts: 105 ✭✭


    looking to buy a good super 8mm and need advice.


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  • #2
    film_gonzo
    Closed Accounts Posts: 248 ✭✭film_gonzo


    MogwaiFearSatan wrote:
    looking to buy a good super 8mm and need advice.

    A super 8 film camera??? I bought some online on e-bay but there a guy in galway that sells em. He'd be a good guy to ask advice on it.

    http://www.super8ireland.com/

    Happy hunting...


  • #3
    MogwaiFearSatan
    Closed Accounts Posts: 105 ✭✭MogwaiFearSatan


    film_gonzo wrote:
    A super 8 film camera??? I bought some online on e-bay but there a guy in galway that sells em. He'd be a good guy to ask advice on it.

    http://www.super8ireland.com/

    Happy hunting...

    cheers, lots og good info on that site. i'll have a look at ebay too.


  • #4
    henkdijkstraal
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1 ✭henkdijkstraal


    ...this site is also very informative:

    www.super8camera.com with lots of info on diy processing, filmstock and movie cameras.


  • #5
    MogwaiFearSatan
    Closed Accounts Posts: 105 ✭✭MogwaiFearSatan


    Hi guys,
    i used both sites in my search and found them great. from knowing next to nothing, both sites helped a lot in finding out what i needed.

    in the end i opted for a Nizo S56, i was looking at the 800's & 801's but they sold for just too much for a 1st camera.
    the S56 is just older but has all the same features & i guess that its just the lens & size where the more or less differ (this has a Schneider-Kreuznach Variogon 1:1.8/7-56mm Zoom Lens).

    the one i got is a 1971 model but i opted for it 'cos it came with a pile of extra filters, a remote release & manuals.

    1x filter COLOR-FILTER Schott&Gen°Jena°49mm Blue
    1x filter SKYLIGHT (1A) 49mm
    1x filter MARUMI UV 49mm Japan
    1x filter CENEI 49 R1,5 1x
    1x Sun hood soft
    1x Okkular ocular mussel 1x Okkular Augenmuschel
    1x BATTERIE-BOX (UM3 R6 1,5V)
    1x Remote release (Fernauslöser) 25 cm
    1 x original BAG = NIZO S48-560 !!!
    1x COPy from Operating Instraction >>> Nizo S560 (S800,S480) GERMAN !!!
    1x COPy from Operating Instraction >>> Nizo S480 ENGLISH !!!
    1x COPy from Schneider >>> Depth of Field Chart 1 : 1,8 / 7 - 80 mm
    1x AGFACHROME SUPER 8 50 feet...NEW but old!!!


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