Re: [Frameworks] Super 8 camera recommendations?

2012-07-29 Thread Steve Polta
The Canon 814 XL-S and the Canon 1014 XL-S are great cameras, although the "S" (for sound) is superfluous at this moment in history. Note that these are completely different (and superior) machines from the Canons 814 and 1014 that do not bear the "XL-S" tag. The Nikon R-10 is also a really inte

Re: [Frameworks] Super 8 camera recommendations?

2012-07-29 Thread Jason Halprin
Take a look at Nizos (560/561, 801, some others) and Bauers along with Canons. It depends on exactly what features you're looking for, and exactly how much you want to spend. You can get a Nizo 801 for around $200 (or less) on ebay, and it will come with a built in intervalometer, lap-dissolve f

Re: [Frameworks] Super 8 camera recommendations?

2012-07-29 Thread David Tetzlaff
Since you want cost to come together with features and reliability, I'll assume Beaulieus, stock or rebuilt, are out. I'd say it hard to do better than the various iterations of Canon 814 and 1014. For something cheaper than that, you might look at a Sankyo, but I think they're not quite as reli

[Frameworks] Super 8 camera recommendations?

2012-07-29 Thread David Dvorchak
Hi all, I've been a 16mm film collector / exhibitor for some time and am now interested in trying out the other side of things. I'm looking for recommendations for a somewhat modern Super 8 camera where features, reliability and cost all come together. Hopefully! Thanks, Dave -- Dave Dvorchak

[Frameworks] Caroline Koebel on the Lawrence Brose case

2012-07-29 Thread defensefund
More and more people are standing with Lawrence in his fight against the unjust prosecution which has been brought against him. Please join us in supporting him by making a contribution to the Lawrence Brose Defense Fund. The urgency of this appeal cannot be stressed enough. In the letter below,

Re: [Frameworks] Labs in Israel?

2012-07-29 Thread John Woods
Everyone has an opinion or a theory on this, all I can tell you is that I've shipped film across Canada and to the U.S. using national post services with no stickers identifying the contents and have never had a roll go bad. I've also had film x-ray'd in my carry on in Mexico with no effects. 

Re: [Frameworks] Labs in Israel?

2012-07-29 Thread Scott Dorsey
> I've had post office employees refuse to promise me "do not x-ray" carries a= > ny weight, were they wrong? The post office is not FedEx. The post office normally doesn't x-ray anything but under special conditions they will use all sorts of machinery that is hazardous to film. After the anth