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post #1
18 January 2006, 13:34 UTC#1
I am getting this.

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And to tell you the truth I realy have no idea why?
Its just somthing about a 16mm cam that makes it sexy, can anyone give me some info on these babys like what do you do to get the footage off haha!

Details:
Krasnogorsk-3 16mm Rare Russian Movie Camera.
Satisfaction guaranteed. No reserve. All pictures are actual, you receive what you see. 30 days money back guaranteed.

Features:
Metall Body s/n 8800249.
The lens Meteor 5-1 1,9/17-69 s/n880014
Single frame (1/30), 8 (1/20), 12 (1/30), 16 (1/40), 24 (1/60), 32 (1/80), 48 (1/120)
Zoom Range 17mm-69mm
Maximum aperture f:1.9
Minimum aperture f:22
Flange Focal Depth 45.5 mm
Filter Thread 77x0.75mm
Minimum Focusing Distance 2 m
Film type 16mm



Condition:
This camera is inexcelent-very good condition with
accessories . All features have been tested and work properly. Shutter speeds look appropriate. Glass on lenses is clean, no fungus
post #2
18 January 2006, 13:45 UTC#2
HAhaha that camera looks like something they used when Columbus discovered America
post #3
18 January 2006, 13:47 UTC#3
QUOTE(benCKa @ Jan 18 2006, 03:45 PM) [snapback]267956[/snapback]

HAhaha that camera looks like something they used when Columbus discovered America


Its not that bad, Look at all the little bits.
post #4
18 January 2006, 13:58 UTC#4
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QUOTE(benCKa @ Jan 18 2006, 03:45 PM) [snapback]267956[/snapback]

HAhaha that camera looks like something they used when Columbus discovered America


Its not that bad, Look at all the little bits.

Yeah I know, it's probably much better than what it seems on a first glance. But it just looks so old, like a security camera from a 60's Bond movie or something. That, and the fact that it's Russian is what I found funny :happy:
The camera itself could be very professional
post #5
18 January 2006, 13:59 UTC#5
Thats kick ass, I want to film some skateboarding in 16 mm, but the thing is, how are you gana capture your footage?
post #6
18 January 2006, 14:05 UTC#6
QUOTE(wkh @ Jan 18 2006, 03:59 PM) [snapback]267963[/snapback]

Thats kick ass, I want to film some skateboarding in 16 mm, but the thing is, how are you gana capture your footage?



I have no idea! but ill cross that bridge when I come to it.

Unless anyone on here has any ideas. any skateboard bods.

Edit- Im know there must be a quicker way but

16MM - DVD - AVI - MPEG ???
post #7
18 January 2006, 14:35 UTC#7
this cam where in 1970-1980.. it has scesial casets SMENA..
post #8
18 January 2006, 15:08 UTC#8
looks pretty retro dude, there probly was a way to capture the footage, but I doubt the fittings and cables are available these days
post #9
18 January 2006, 15:11 UTC#9
I have one like this... my cam LOMO-215..
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post #10
18 January 2006, 15:22 UTC#10
Sick, I like the name. how do you get the footage off it!
post #11
18 January 2006, 15:54 UTC#11
QUOTE(LouZy Hero @ Jan 18 2006, 03:22 PM) [snapback]267979[/snapback]

Sick, I like the name. how do you get the footage off it!

it is mine and I photo it... retro style.. how much your cam? I mean price?
post #12
18 January 2006, 15:55 UTC#12
You have to have it converted to digital. You cant do it yourself. You have to pay a company to do it.

Search google for things like 'film transfers' or 'film to digital'
post #13
18 January 2006, 16:26 UTC#13
QUOTE(frito@soas @ Jan 18 2006, 05:54 PM) [snapback]267985[/snapback]

QUOTE(LouZy Hero @ Jan 18 2006, 03:22 PM) [snapback]267979[/snapback]

Sick, I like the name. how do you get the footage off it!

it is mine and I photo it... retro style.. how much your cam? I mean price?


£76

QUOTE(WEAK @ Jan 18 2006, 05:55 PM) [snapback]267986[/snapback]

You have to have it converted to digital. You cant do it yourself. You have to pay a company to do it.

Search google for things like 'film transfers' or 'film to digital'


Thanks WEAK!
post #14
18 January 2006, 16:46 UTC#14
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QUOTE(frito@soas @ Jan 18 2006, 05:54 PM) [snapback]267985[/snapback]

QUOTE(LouZy Hero @ Jan 18 2006, 03:22 PM) [snapback]267979[/snapback]

Sick, I like the name. how do you get the footage off it!

it is mine and I photo it... retro style.. how much your cam? I mean price?


£76


hmm.... cool.. Louzy pls can U tell m0n0 that him unblocked for my DelayedReaction.org and LastFiveDays.co.uk.. pls.. thx
post #15
18 January 2006, 16:49 UTC#15
jeez, you're keyboard looks fucked up frito
and how am I not surprised to see that Ru$$ian men has a cam like that :D
post #16
18 January 2006, 17:11 UTC#16
QUOTE(benCKa @ Jan 18 2006, 04:49 PM) [snapback]268003[/snapback]

jeez, you're keyboard looks fucked up frito
and how am I not surprised to see that Ru$$ian men has a cam like that :D

every emo punk need have retro cam... yeah..
and one normal my it is Pc 1000
post #17
18 January 2006, 17:13 UTC#17
you better buy this as a 2nd camera aswell as a procam mister
post #18
18 January 2006, 18:03 UTC#18
Yo bro, you don't want that thing

16mm film stock is expensive, prohibitively so. It can't record sound so you have to record your sound to something else and use a clapper to sync it up. You have to get the film developed at a lab and synced up to the audio track. Then you can digitize it. If you take film and convert it to DV, you lose most of the benefits of shooting on film, unless you go back later and edit the film manually.

edit: another fun thing - lots of parts of those kinds of cameras need maintenance frequently. If any of the film spooling mechanisms, or the gate or any of that messes up, it can scratch or tear the film. The film has to be loaded into that canister in a changing bag for total darkness; dark room "red lights" don't work for motion film.

All in all, good luck if you decide to get it!
post #19
18 January 2006, 18:34 UTC#19
I don't think it supports firewire...
post #20
18 January 2006, 18:38 UTC#20
Buy the DVD cam first man, this can wait.

HAHA Frito has the same house phone as me.
post #21
18 January 2006, 20:19 UTC#21
QUOTE(SkidMarc @ Jan 18 2006, 08:03 PM) [snapback]268035[/snapback]

Yo bro, you don't want that thing

16mm film stock is expensive, prohibitively so. It can't record sound so you have to record your sound to something else and use a clapper to sync it up. You have to get the film developed at a lab and synced up to the audio track. Then you can digitize it. If you take film and convert it to DV, you lose most of the benefits of shooting on film, unless you go back later and edit the film manually.

edit: another fun thing - lots of parts of those kinds of cameras need maintenance frequently. If any of the film spooling mechanisms, or the gate or any of that messes up, it can scratch or tear the film. The film has to be loaded into that canister in a changing bag for total darkness; dark room "red lights" don't work for motion film.

All in all, good luck if you decide to get it!


Thanks for the heads up but you make it sound realy annoying but I landed a sick job and im loaded to fuck so I can affort it, and I can put up with it. :happy:

QUOTE(Mono @ Jan 18 2006, 08:38 PM) [snapback]268057[/snapback]

Buy the DVD cam first man, this can wait.

HAHA Frito has the same house phone as me.



Too Late
post #22
18 January 2006, 20:23 UTC#22
your gettin a dvd cam?
post #23
18 January 2006, 20:24 UTC#23
Which DVD cam are you getting?
post #24
18 January 2006, 20:25 UTC#24
LOL fair play for doing something different!
post #25
18 January 2006, 22:02 UTC#25
That probably wasnt' a very smart buy man.

You're going to need alot of money to get any footage off of it. It's NOT cheap.
post #26
18 January 2006, 22:07 UTC#26
I have a camera like that upstairs in my room. I wonder if it still works cause if I can find a company that can do that "digital" conversion that would be tight.