Filmshooting

Thanks for all the advice Robert. I've decided to start with plus-x and have it developed by Reversal Lab here in Holland.

BTW, '16-speed' came out of the manual.

Does anyone know where I could try the buy the metal filmcounter knob that was broken during transport? It is the part on the ...

Thanks to Robert and Steve for your quick replies!

I have seen the opening in the turrent opening to the gate. It even looks like you can screw somethingg in there. Does this have have some kind of function? Anyhow, if I can find some kind of flexable filter material that can be cut, I think indeed ...

No sweat. Just tape the coin on the tape and put in its carton packaging so the postman can't feel it. I sent my single8 cart like this. No problem and I received it back in appr. 8 days.

You will like the result, I did! Vibrant colors, sharp and very little visable grain.

Good luck. Roel

I finally received my filmo 70DR and it looks like it is in good condition! (Only the screwhandle for turning the filmcounter was broken. Perhaps it can be purchased somewhere.. )
Want to try the camera asap.

A quick question to the filmo experts on this subject.

- What are the shutter speeds for ...

Well, thanks to you guys my already not so small collection of camera's just expanded with a B&H 70DR! :lol: (many thanks also from the wife..)

Can't wait to get my hands on it. Probably will take some time since it has to be shipped from the land down under.

Will be my first 16mm filming. This ...

I'm waiting for a roll of single8 Cinevia to return from processing in Germany.

Shot the film with ZC-1000 and the 10mm leicina/cinegon. Will let you know how it turned out as soon as I have the film back.

Greetings from Holland!

I filmed 2 carts of K40 for my sister in law's wedding. I'm biased but those 6 minutes of film say more about that day, the atmosphere and the feel of that day than the X hours of DV the other filmers covered.
I had a Nizo pro and canon 310XL for the low light takes. I had to use that little Canon ...

According to the manual the screw is for accessories. The movielight from Zeiss is differently attached (in the artificial light slot! with a divice called Movilum).

Bearbeast:
PM me your Emailadress if you still need the manual. I have one on Jpeg.

Furthermore I might have suggestion for your ...

Thank you guys. I now have a positive Id of the battery. It is the 625 type. I will order them in the UK from http://www.smallbattery.company.org.uk
They are a very helpfull and knowledgeable. I'll get the Zinc/air battery from Weincell. Their 675 type worked well for the Bolex P1.

Thanks again ...

Thank you Mitch. It could very well be that the cell type is the 625. I think that is also the type that the 35mm still camera, Olympus PEN EE, uses. But I wondered whether some of you would know for sure before I order a battery that perhaps can't be used.

Perhaps there are some users of the ...

I have a little r8 Olympus PEN 8 EE camera which I want to use. It needs a cell battery for the lightmeter to work. Could anybody help me with what type of battery to use.

Also a instruction manual would be handy.

Any suggestions?

Thanks, Roel

I hope your camera will work well, but nevertheless:
you might want to be carefull going underwater with a casette that also contains takes of you honeymoon..

I'm also waiting for my new nautica to arrive. Good luck with yours and let us know how it works for you.

Roel

Yep. It's there. 3.1! :oops:
thnx Nigel

nigel

You mention T3.1 but my lens doesn't have these figures on it.
It says:
P ANGENIEUX PARIS F.15-150mm 1:2.8 ANGENIEUX-ZOOM TYPE 10X15B No1272103

It's a c-mount.

I'm not shure if it is the same lens as a T3.1?

Thank you very very much for your replies guys!

Since I also wanted to use prime lenses on the zc-1000 (and Beaulieu 6008s) I was already thinking of perhaps selling the 15-150. I have a m-mount adapter for my M-mount leica summicron 50 and 90mm lenses. And have a pentax adapter to c-mount for ...