8mm Film Camera
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8mm Film Camera
I purchased an 8mm Eumig Mini 3 Zoom Reflex camera today. It uses standard Kodak Super 8mm film cartridges, and is powered via battery. Works (as far as I know; the motor runs), but I can't for the life of me figure out how to remove the film cartridge (there was one in there already). Anyone know how it might install, Google/Wikipedia were no help. On another note, I'm 18 today! Wooo!!
RE: 8mm Film Camera
Can you get the gate open?
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I'm saving up for a Bolex H16 Reflex cam, I found an old 8mm film in my grandmothers basement, maybe you put it in and maybe put a thread a little bit of the film...?
RE: 8mm Film Camera
Well if it's anything like my Bauer, you lift a switch under the view finder that opens the gate, then you just simply pry the cartridge out with your fingers. Good choice with the Bolex DEDFX, I'm leaning towards the K-3 or a Scoopic.
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I heard the Bolex's are loud though, I guess you put some sheets around them if you want to record sound on the spot, that sucks. Why did you choose a K-3 (no idea what that is) or a scoopic?
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RE: 8mm Film Camera
Hey, thanks for the replies, I've got the gat open and everything, but the cartridge just wont buge after, and there appears to be no latches, buttons etc... I don't want to break it hauling it out of there, and I've already pulled on it way harder than should be necessary. Here's some pics, if that helps:
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Just pull it out... I have several film cameras i find at thrift stores. All of the ones i have you simply grab it by the sides and pull on it.
It sucks that i have to send the film to a kodak processing center in africa or some place
It sucks that i have to send the film to a kodak processing center in africa or some place
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Yeah that's what I do, just kind of pop it out. Your lucky you still got some K40! (by the way I see your running limewire, naughty naughty! )
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RE: 8mm Film Camera
*whistles nonchalantly* Nothing to see here...
Alright, I tried just reefing on the thing, to the point where the plastic was creaking and flexing, and still nothing. There must be a trick, I think I'll just have to take it into a camerea shop.
Alright, I tried just reefing on the thing, to the point where the plastic was creaking and flexing, and still nothing. There must be a trick, I think I'll just have to take it into a camerea shop.
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isnt film for 8mm and 16mm around $20? Try to look for a lab near you for processing, go to google and type in film processing lab directory.
try google for 8mm film camcorder manual or something.
try google for 8mm film camcorder manual or something.