Hi, is there anyone on the forum that would like to sell a nice fujica single 8 camera or a super 8 backwinder.
I want to experiment with double, triple, quad, multiple exposures to the max. I hear that the single 8 carts can be rewound as many times as you want with no film stress.
However, I am very curious about the super 8 backwinders. How many times can a super 8 cart be backwound?
How many exposures are possible?
-Chris
Fujica Single 8, Super 8 Backwinder, or Bust
Moderator: Andreas Wideroe
Hi, CToTheH
with a backwinder you can backwind ca. 90 pictures, these are 5 sec (18 pics/sec). Perhaps you can backwind a little bit more (100-120). But it will be more easy to use a camera with bulit in double exposure (like the Bauer 512, Bauer C Royal 6E, 8E, 10E or Nizo 6080, there are several more cameras...)
Its not the problem of the camera or the backwinder. The problem is the super 8 cartridge design, it is not possible to backwind more.
Klaus.
with a backwinder you can backwind ca. 90 pictures, these are 5 sec (18 pics/sec). Perhaps you can backwind a little bit more (100-120). But it will be more easy to use a camera with bulit in double exposure (like the Bauer 512, Bauer C Royal 6E, 8E, 10E or Nizo 6080, there are several more cameras...)
Its not the problem of the camera or the backwinder. The problem is the super 8 cartridge design, it is not possible to backwind more.
Klaus.
Some backwinder, e.g. from ewa, can rewind more than 200 frames (at least they claim so in their manuals) ! The limit of approx. 90 frames only applies to the rewinding done inside some cameras!Klaus wrote:Hi, CToTheH
with a backwinder you can backwind ca. 90 pictures,
This has already been discussed on this board:
Here's the manual:
And here's the thread:
viewtopic.php?t=11611&highlight=rewind+ewa
Jörg
Cams don't do more than 90 or 100 frames, but there are special rewinders for S8 carts that can do up to 12 seconds. Blame the coaxial cart design (though in a way, it's like the physical flow of real time, you can't go back, you only go forward). And it's not a problem of how many times you can do it, the only problem is how far back from when you started backwinding. As you can see in the thread linked above, Reedsturtevant has (had?) several rewinders to sell.
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