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I'm using the canon 814 Auto zoom... I've had it for about 2 years now and have shot plenty of 64T through it. I'm trying to get back into shooting on film, but have some questions. My camera can only read up to 250ASA... I plan on using 500T as my primary film of choice (mostly indoors)...

I posted this on another forum so I apologize if any of you have already read it.. I'm looking for a cube kind of set up, something small. Where you would be able to view a few frames of super 8 film. I do wedding, and plan on giving the film to the bride and groom. But I would like to be...

I know... stupid obvious question.... Would you use indoors with bright lighting?? Reason i'm asking is because i've received some 64t from the lab with a bluish tent. I was thinking that this most likely was caused by the filter. It was an overcast day, and I cant remember if I was using...

I ended up with a canon 814... Everything works as new and I found it for a pretty good deal. Today I went out and shot 50ft of TriX through it. I definitely had some of my questions asked through trial and error. I can see why people say it's a fast film. I had a .9ND filter on the end...

I just ordered some 64T just in case... But in a panic when i was trying to get the first camera i purchased to work. I opend up the Tri X and loaded it into the camera. Thinking that maybe there had to be a roll in there for the motor to spin. I knew this wasn't true and dont know why I did...

anyone have any suggestions for a decent light meter? I've read on a site "super 8 in the video age" that a light meter is not a good idea. I know many others have a different opinion. Since the onboard light meter is potentially broken on my R8. i guess i have no other option other then to...

Today I received the film that I ordered off of amazon to test out my camera that hasn't been delivered yet. I made a total newb mistake by just ordering whatever off of amazon. Since then I have learned a lot from this forum board and other sources. I have one cartridge of Tri-X 7266 with...

I've recently bought a super 8 camera off of Ebay. It hasn't arrived yet but i'm excited to test it out. I started doing my research after my purchase (like an idiot). I knew that it was expensive to film but not this expensive. I found a place in NYC that will sell me the film, process, and...