Filmshooting

Yes! And with some nice prices! Thanks John!!!

sciolist wrote:Here's confirmation that the 6-180mm lens was produced - http://www.ebay.com/itm/222327686131?_t ... EBIDX%3AIT.

So are you the new owner of this rare lens perhaps? Amazing find!

Wow, cheers!! Great work!!!

Yes can be done. There was a video of someone setup on Vimeo i think. Just need to load 40ft instead of 50ft to avoid any problems.

camera8mm wrote:The gate on this scanner is rather sensitive. I had to reset the film in the gate under the guides to prevent the film jumpiness. Doesn't seem to matter so far if the film or old or new. I'll post more clips in a few days.

Much appreciated!!!

Good to hear! Your tests used some older films, did you run any new films? Better results? Regards

Fredrik, I was impressed by the cinematography, and your home development of the film! Just need to cut a soundtrack!

Any more test Camera8mm? Any success?

John, 16mm or 35mm?

Agreed, but $80!

AJ, you need to look at all the picture in the listing I linked!

This was my choice. http://www.ebay.com/itm/Beaulieu-4008-Replacement-Battery-Pack-Kit-with-Charger-BI2000Li-BBC4008-/262082647252?hash=item3d0557d4d4:g:5sYAAOxyLN9SpMU- One is supposed to walk about with this chunk loosly hanging out from the compartment??? No AJ, a cap screws on just like origina...

This was my choice.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Beaulieu-4008-R ... xyLN9SpMU-

Man, thats seriously disappointing...

Thanks for that @camera8mm! Hard to tell with the jumpiness. Looks grainy? Or is that noise? Can't be grain with Kodachrome 25! Keep testing please! Need to decide if its worth lugging back from Nippon!