Shit, I threw away like 20 of those things when my grandmother died, I thought they were no longer useful.

Is one side of film equal to 1 wind of the wind arm? Is there any audio with this ?

I love my Minolta 16 camera and I LOVE your Minolta 16 film that makes me enjoy it so much!! 😊👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

I have the same, what is de value from this

the tv station where I've been volunteering has one of these as a decoration in one of their podcast rooms- and I figured out that there was an unexposed roll of film in it, and they let me have it to get it developed. however, my results weren't great: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/d7xzgsJqqKnWeok.html

Hi @filmphotographyproject ! Any chance you’ll bring these new camera test rolls back?

Any suggestions on what chemicals to use for Super 8 MM color reversal?

Apparently there was some confusion on the M state abbreviations. So.... MA is Massachusetts. MD is Maryland. ME is Maine. MI is Michigan. MN is Minnesota. MO is Missouri. MS is Mississippi. MT is Montana.

So is the roll of perfed 126 film I ordered going to have Owen's sweat all over it? 😂

very excited for this<3 -PREXENTS

thanks for this <3 -PREXENTS

Having bought a Duaflex II a couple months ago, i'd love to know how he modified it to take 120 film.

Owen deserves a free FPP t-shirt, for sure!!!!!

"Quirky but good" -- FPP all the way....

Did I hear the "Ballad of Mike Raso"?????????????

I have a number of exposed Scala film. Do you know any place that can develop this film. As far as I know that last place (? In Iowa) shut down a few yrs ago. Thanks!!

This is awesome news! Do you think you will offer Ektachrome film in the future?

HELP!!!Is bolex c8 better than quartz m? Can you pull focus on the quartz m soviet 8mm camera since I don't see any focus ring and the lens is inside the camera? I'm gonna buy an 8mm cam so I am confused

I’m lucky enough to have one with a fully working “electric eye”. They are great for regular 8mm point-and-shoot movies, and being able to switch to the second side without finding shade is a nice convenience!

Wait, so you can get sound on these cameras and have them scanned?

Hi Michael, nice review as always! Is there a way to check the selenium sensor/apt without running film?

Handsome camera!

Hi I have this camera however when I turn it on it automatically starts rolling and does not stop. Is there a way to fix this? Is it just broken?

Michael, I imagine that the cartridges are impossible to find.

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First to like and comment! Have you ever shot with a box brownie?

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Hey, I just got an X-15 and am trying to find the electric alternative flash you suggested but I'm having a hard time finding it. Any recommendations on where to look or how to find it? Currently what I get when I try to research it is the Nissin i40

I loaded and finished my first roll. I had to take two shoots to pass from to number. After developed the roll, i found out that some pics I thought I took didnt appear in the roll. Also half of the roll was empty. What could have happened?

Where do you get it processed?

Just got this one in perfect condition for 20 euros. Will load up some color film later. Very happy with it it’s a cool camera

@michaelraso @filmphotographyproject what is the song you played at the end of this? I love it!

I have a very stupid question...I didn't realize I could shoot up to 72 shots...so I rolled it back...can re-use the film? if I roll it up to 40 shots?

I recently came into possession of my families old Brownie II Movie Camera. I believe there is still film in it, is this film no longer able to be developed anywhere? I don’t want to open the compartment and ruin any film if it still can be processed.

Pressure

Just got one of these cameras and the lens is stuck at 2.8. Can’t seem to adjust the f stop. Any tips on how to get it working again?

I really do enjoy watching "old" KZfaq, the way how podcasting works this video was ahead of his time. Anyways I came across this video because I read that 828 cameras can shoot unperforated 35 mm film and these can bought on eBay for low prices. I'm also curious to know how much the max versatility film sold for back then.

Fantastic - I purchased several rolls in hopes of using it with my Minolta Autopak 700. It works great with a reused old cartridge - Does NOT with the FakMatic. Great job keep it up.

So appreciated. My father shot with this cam for all our home movies. One really had to understand the exposure triangle to use this correctly.

Beautiful camera added this to my wishlist.

Thanks! Perfect! I just got one and this video is very helpful!

Can't wait for part 2 of this talking about repairing your own cameras. Also where can I buy leader/dummy film to test out projectors or cameras?

The Uhler Cine Printer has a regular or super 8mm gate attachment used to print copies from negatives, two different machines.

I have some Super 8 films. I did not as a kid. I did, however, watch a digest of Laurel & Hardy's Babes in the Woods in this format, when I was about 5. It started a life long love for those comedians. A few years later, I saw Pinchcliffe Grand Prix at a birthday party. I have been fascinated with projected celluloid film ever since.

Thank you. I have grown up with the Brownie. Just recently unrarthed it from storage. It still opens and not rusted over. I will try to find film and give it a go.

I have a bell and howell one nine that does not show the ISO numbers on the dial, but everything else looks the same. If I line up the iso the same way you did with the "40 ISO" setting and the correct aperture, should I expect to get the same result? Should I just try an app instead? Brand new into 8mm

Hey! Just got one of these at a yard sale, pretty dingy and can't get the battery compartment to open. Is it supposed to just be pulled open or is there a button or latch? Is there a method I can use to get it open? Thanks! There aren't a lot of videos I could find about this model, so you have been a lifesaver!

this video is very good thanks for this :)