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Hi All,
I recently stumbled across some weird pieces of equipment (weird to me at least...). [img]wink.gif[/img]
I have a Kodak Ektasound 140 8mm camera and a Kodak Ektasound 245 Movie Proyector.
I haven't have the slightless clue as to how they work. I have no instructions. (It took me about an hour to discover that the camera works on AA batteries [img]eek.gif[/img] ...)
Any help?
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hi
the only way really to see if they work is to buy some film and test it
just shoot some nice landscapes or something - don't put to much work into it because your not sure if the film will come out
is it super8 camera or standard 8? (2 spools)?
rich
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Kodak discontinued the making of magnetic sound striped film years ago.
It's a good bet your questions are centered around the sound aspect of the camera and the projector.
You can shoot silent film (regular Super 8 film? in this camera. Try Kodachrome 40. You can also project your film once its shot and developed on your projector. You could also project with sound any Super 8 sound movies that have the magnetic sound striped film. Assuming your projector works and you could find a pre-existing film with sound track.
Apart from any sound questions your camera and projector are pretty straight forward. So I would suggest buying a roll or two of film, and give it a try. A lot of learning will be trial and error or you could ask more specific questions.
Also...check out a used book store for old books on movie making for basic information.