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First off, thanks to everyone for your help! I am reading up and learning some stuff but there are still a few questions I need to ask. They are probably stupid questions but like I said, I'm a beginner.
Question #1:
Can you shoot non-sound film on a sound camera?
Question #2:
What is a good, inexpensive Super-8 camera? My price range would be anywhere up to $100 (and I could probably go more if it is worth it). I heard that Bell & Howell makes a good one, what are some other brands?
Question #3:
Does anyone know a website that shows stills from different kinds of film?
Thanks a lot for your help, and I'll probably be back soon with some more questions. I just don't want to make any purchases without having the facts straight first.
-mcfly-
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[This message has been edited by mcflytrap (edited December 12, 2001).]
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#1. Yes.
#2. $100 is tough. Canon, Nizo, Bauer, Bealieu or Nikon are good camera, but finding one for under $100 will be tough. I'd look for a Canon 514XL or maybe a Bauer C4. I think if you shop Ebay you may be able to find one or if you go some local camera shops that carry usd gear. Finally try variety/junk shops or thrifts shops for cameras. Bring along some batteries and a cartidge of film to see if the camera will run film. Make sure that the lens is clean, the battery compartment is free of corosion and everything works freely.
#3. Go for Kodachrome 40. The negative stocks are great, but can get expensive with processing and transfer at Pro8. For learning, go the K40 route.
Scott
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