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(The 40 ASA remains 40 ASA despite the orange filter - that is unless that B&H camera is very old one with a separate "Electric Eye" and the filter only covers the EE.)

Thanks. (I'm really interested in the price as I haven't shot the Fujichromes R25 that came with one of my cameras as they were "to be shot before 1996" - or was it 1994?)

Tommy wrote:The Mirachrome I shot was ASA 10 daylight.... I did shoot a few rolls Dynachrome ASA 25...and they are completely different in color rendition.

Maybe one was the older version for the K11-process, while the other one was the successor for the SK91-process?!

It sounds like Ferrania had some problems recently. Hence the writer of this text says that he doesn't expect the slide-film (ferrania's first product) before the end of 2014. He even expects further delays: http://www.aphog.de/forum/viewtopic.php?f=79&t=25832&p=272643&hilit=Ferrania#p27...

Hi aj, yes, it's 25€ (without reel, taxes and postal charges) at super8.nl. But to me it's unclear whether it's 2625 yen (approx. 19€) or 5000 yen (approx. 36€) at Retro8 (and AFAIK these are only the prices for shipping in Japan). So it basically depends on your shipping costs to...

Hi, it looks like Mirachrome was a film for the Kodachrome-process (either K11 or SK91): http://www.photography-forums.com/anybody-ever-heard-dynachrome-t81442.html From 1959 on, Dynacolor Corp. manufactured Dynachrome as Kodachrome clone, initially for the Kodachrome K11 process, later, as Kodachro...

Hi aj, yes, it's 25€ (without reel, taxes and postal charges) at super8.nl. But to me it's unclear whether it's 2625 yen (approx. 19€) or 5000 yen (approx. 36€) at Retro8 (and AFAIK these are only the prices for shipping in Japan). So it basically depends on your shipping costs to ...

When you're in the EU, you could also try http://super8.nl/ . AFAIK Frank Bruinsma processes the R25 (even though he doesn't process the R25N) and can also return the empty cartridge...

AFAIK all Fujichromes (R25, R25N, RT50, RT200, RT200N) do have a remjet: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Single-8#Processing_Single-8_Film BTW: I've had several outdated R25/R25Ns processed by both Fuji and Retro8. (Films had to processed 5 to 12 years earlier according to the date on the packing) Due ...

The 200€ might include more than just the taxes: E.g. the last time I had to pick up something at the custom's post office, it took me 4 hours (1h ride to the custom's office, 2h waiting, filling out a bunch of forms, paying, and 1h back home).

The protagonist needs to operate a Super 8 camera that was available in 1975 but purchased in an earlier year. (I also own a 1014E). It should work: 135022 CANON 8MM MOVIE CAMERAS AND PROJECTORS BROCHURE, 1974 , LOOKS EX $15.00 (The linked photo IMHO shows Canon 814E and 1014E) 126937 CANON AUTOZOO...

Your only option would be to shoot black & white and have it developed as negative, then the same for the print. Wrong. Andec can process Super8-colour-negatives (e.g. Kodak Vision3 50D) and can do great prints (on Super8-colour-print-stock). The only drawback is the soundtrack: As andec prints...

Sounds like you're going to fake a camera's history for eBay: "I bought this camera in a high-quality camera shop in 1975..." :mrgreen:

Canon says that the camera was marketed in April 1973: http://www.canon.com/camera-museum/camera/cine/data/1971-1982/1973_auto1014.html?lang=us&categ=crn&page=1971-1982 Super8data also says "marketed in April 1973": http://super8data.com/database/cameras_list/cameras_canon/canon_10...

Hi,

a manual can be downloaded here:
http://www.mondofoto.com/manuals/canon3 ... nglish.zip

Most likely you'll have to clean the battery-compartment...

Jörg