A very clever camera from Sankyo, with an extremely large set of features. One of the most impressive we have seen on a Super-8. See the gallery for a test film we shot with this camera (includes a test of the lap dissolve feature). This camera amazingly has all of the following: Automatic zoom Manual exposure control Shooting speeds of 18 / 24 / 36 frames per second Fader function Lap dissolve function (to merge from one scene to another) Interval timer: automatically takes a single frame at a preset interval Animation timer: shoots either single or four-frame animation shots Preset timer: stops the camera after 4 or 15 seconds Self timer: filming after a 10 second delay, and then stops after 5 or 10 seconds Animation timer: shoots either single or four-frame animation shots It comes with a folding hand-grip and is fairly compact. Power zoom lens (gets you 4x closer to the action) Fully automatic exposure Manual exposure control Remote control socket Film counter Battery check button Tungsten / Daylight switch Takes film speeds ISO 25-100 (Daylight) and 40-160 (Tungsten) Condition Camera in very good condition The camera lens and viewfinder are very good. Takes 4 x AA batteries.

See the gallery for a test film shot with this camera. This cine camera has good list of specs, including: Very wide aperture lens (f/1.4) 6 x power zoom  Viewfinder information: f/stop, film-end signal, shooting signal Macro setting for close-ups Split-prism for focusing Auto / Manual exposure control Folding handle Standard remote socket Takes film speeds: Daylight (ISO 25, 100) and Tungsten (40, 160)  Shooting speed: 18 fps  Takes 6x AA batteries Condition In overall very good condition with just a few scuffs but nothing major All functions working well Clean battery compartment 

Ever ruined a Super-8 film by having dust / hair around the edges of the frame, or mould in the lens ?  We know how disappointing it can be when you get your Super-8 film processed and it is ruined by hair, dirt or debris around the edge of the image. Worse still if the image is fuzzy due to hidden mould inside the lenses, or the camera aperture isn’t working. This is always a challenge with Super-8 cameras, as the light path for the film is different to the light path for the viewfinder meaning that you can’t spot these problems just by looking through the viewfinder. We have the ultimate tool for viewing both:           A magnified view of the film gate           A through-the-lens image Our mirror test cartridge is the same size as a Super-8 cartridge and it simply slots into your camera to give you a clear view of the film gate. By pulling the trigger to start the camera, you get a great view of the film gate and also through the lens. Note that it is only for use with cameras that load film via a side door. A unique feature of our tester is the screw-in magnifying lens that gives a really clear view of the film gate. Simply clean the dirt and debris carefully using a cotton bud and gently blow out, then check again. We recommend using this tester before every film, as dirt can easily creep into the film compartment at any time. In addition the magnifier what makes our tester truly unique is that it can be set to match the film cartridges of all current Super-8 film types. Super-8 cartridges have two notches in the side which tell the camera:           The film speed (ISO)           The film type (Daylight or Tungsten) The film speed slot (the upper one) normally operates a lever in the camera, and its position tells the camera what film speed you are using so that the camera meter settings are correct. The film type slot operates another lever which swings a little orange filter in or out of the film path, to ensure that the color balance is correct. Our tester comes with a set of plastic inserts which slot into the test cartridge, and enable the cartridge to appear to the camera like any of the current Super-8 film types:           Kodak Vision 3 50D:  ISO 50 (speed), Daylight colour balance           Kodak Vision 3 200T: ISO 200 (speed), Tungsten colour balance           Kodak Vision 3 500T: ISO 500 (speed), Tungsten colour balance           Kodak Tri-X: ISO 200 (speed), Daylight color balance           Ektachrome 100D: ISO 100 (speed), Daylight color balance Any questions at all - please don't hesitate to ask !

A very easy to use Super-8 with no complicated controls. Just point and shoot ! This camera has been film tested - see the gallery for a short test film shot with this camera. Specifications 11 - 22mm f/1.3 fixed-focus zoom lens Takes 4 x regular AA batteries 18 frames-per-second shooting speed Automatic exposure Battery check button Backlight compensation button Power zoom

A striking camera with the largest lens we have seen on a Super-8 This is a lovely example of a unique-looking Super-8, with a massive 12x zoom. Note that the built-in tungsten filter on this camera has been disabled. Use an external filter if shooting in daylight with tungsten film (no filter needed for daylight film).  The Canon Museum has full details of the specifications at Auto Zoom1218 Super 8 - Canon Camera Museum (global.canon) See the gallery for a test film shot with this camera.  This camera is relatively easy to use, and is not cluttered by complex features. It has: Variable-speed power zoom Automatic exposure Manual exposure (can be used to fade-out, fade-in). Shooting speeds of 18, 24 frames-per-second and slow-motion In full working order. The same model was taken by David Bowie on a trip to Russia in 1973. An iconic combination ! Takes 5x AA batteries, plus 2 x SR44 batteries for the light meter. Note that we can modify this camera to supply the light meter circuits with a regulated 2.7v source powered by the main batteries (can be selected as an option when purchasing).  This has been fully tested and all functions are working correctly. Has a removable hand grip, and comes with the original case, lens-cap and rubber lens hood. Condition  Body in good condition with minor tarnishing / scuffs from use In full working order.

One of the smallest Super-8 cameras ever sold, this fits into a coat pocket. This camera also comes with a removable zoom lens, so you can expand it's capabilities. See the gallery for a short test video we took with this camera. Takes 2x AA batteries, and the battery chamber is nice and clean with no corrosion.This has been fully tested and all functions are working correctly.  Controls are very clear and simple and the specifications include: Fixed lens, with attachable zoom lens (4x zoom power) Automatic exposure with manual override 18 / 36 frames per second  Film remaining indicator on the side of the camera Takes 25/40 and 100/160 ASA (daylight/tungsten) film Takes 2 x AA batteries. Condition  Body in reasonable condition with some scratches / scuffs from use In full working order. Clear lens and viewfinder. Comes with original case for zoom lens and camera body.

With styling like a 1950s Cadillac, this is a lovely Japanese-made movie camera that will really stand out in the crowd. Has a removable trigger handle and aluminium body which makes it very portable, with a neat carry handle on the top of the camera. This camera has been film tested - see the gallery for a short test movie. Simple controls mean that you can focus on movie making with the minimum of fuss. Specifications include: Power zoom (8.5 - 34mm). 4x zoom range. Fast f1.8 lens Automatic exposure control plus manual override   18 or 24 frames per second  Battery check button Takes 4 x AA batteries and 1 x SR44 battery for the meter. Condition Overall very condition. Lens is very clear Fully tested and in perfect working order.    

This camera is available for purchase at Rewind Photo Lab, Alexandria NSW. A nice and easy-to-use Super-8 camera originally on sale from 1969, working perfectly. See the gallery for a short test video we shot with this camera. It comes with a folding hand-grip and has very few controls so anyone can use to take great videos: Power zoom lens (gets you 4x closer to the action) Fully automatic exposure Manual exposure control Remote control socket Film counter Battery check button Tungsten / Daylight switch Hand strap  Takes film speeds ISO 25-100 (Daylight) and 40-160 (Tungsten) Condition Camera in excellent condition The leatherette covering is excellent, and the camera lens and viewfinder are very good. Takes 4 x AA batteries.

This is a lovely compact Super-8 camera with very simple-to-use controls and superb image quality. See the gallery for a short test video taken with this camera. It features: 4x power zoom lens Folding handle Battery check button 18 frames per second speed, plus single frame and slow-motion modes Automatic exposure control with manual override Takes 4x AA batteries In excellent condition with a nice clear lens.