I recorded it with a Panasonic GH3. Any video camera that allows you to control the shutter speed should work if you set it to the slowest possible shutter speed for the frame rate your using - so at 30fps (on the video camera, not the projector) you would use a shutter speed of 1/30 of a second.

​@@kkun5623не знаю, пробовал я разные камеры, мерцание есть. Поэтому буду собирать устройство для по кадрового захвата

Siren Williams The film in the cartridge needs to be developed at a lab and played on a projector from a reel. The cartridge is only to run the film in the camera.

A reel of Super 8 that has sound will have two magnetic strips along the edges on one side of the film. The magnetic strip on one edge is slightly wider - that's where the main sound track is recorded. The thin one that runs along the other edge is only there so that the film will wind evenly onto the reel.

there were two methods to record sound on movies 1) magnetic-recordings or 2 ) optical,-records with more sophisticaded cameras-projectors ; sound with family movies not interesting for me except the optical-way but too expensive

@@kkun5623 the records sound are on the right argentic-movie the movie is colors or black the sound on the movie is always white

You should hear the motor speed up or slow down when you switch between 18 and 24fps. If you don't then there's a problem somewhere.

If the speed is the same or almost the same when you switch 18 to 24 or 24 to 18, you'll have to adjust the speed pots inside. You'll Also have to know what you're doing and the right tools. I repair these machines.

Flexible Strategist I don't have the knowledge or the tools to do those types of repairs and adjustments on these machines sadly...

Я на проекторе "Bauer P6" (16мм) сразу услышал разницу между 24 и 18 к/сек,на оптике, магнитки под рукой не было

@@flexiblestrategist9922 I have one of these machine’s in black it works great but I have one problem the bulb on the record meter, it is not working, if you repair these machine’s could you tell me how to get access to replace that bulb

If you open the back of the projector there are a couple of rubber belts that drive the reels. The belts can get loose over time and that may be why the reels aren't turning. If you measure the size of the belts you can probably find some replacements via the Internet or, if you're lucky, a local store that carries parts for older equipment such as VCRs or tape recorders (which also use similar belts).

You’ll find them on eBay. Prices range depending on quality even though they all are used and vintage. I purchased my super 8mm Bell and Howell projector for 120 dollars. I’ve also own a 16mm film projector that I got two years ago for about 250 dollars.

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