I just bought a super 8 film camera on eBay!

[Abelman]

I'm so excited! Later on, I will realize it is worthless without film and a projector, but for right now, I'm ecstatic!

[Wickerman]

1. hey, that is really cool!

Know where you can by film? Find a projector?

/ducks

[Abelman]

2. ebay

I'll find it all on ebay!

I hope...

[Wickerman]

4. my favorite land

Ebay land.

So, does eBay do developing, too? :think:

[Lost4words]

7. try eBay

I bought a Bell & Howell 8mm Magazine camera model 172 in perfect working condition with the case owners manual and the original receipt dated July 1952 from a shop in New York City. Found it 10 years ago in Colorado for 7 bucks.

Most people didn't use them much. My father had a movie camera, used it several times and I am not sure he ever got the film developed and never had a projector.

They are neet little machines.

Cheers! :toast:

[Abelman]

10. Just checked

they still make the film! You just have to order it over the phone.

[neuvocat]

3. Sorry to be off-topic but

who is that guy in your sigline? I've seen it all over the place the last few days. I hope I haven't missed something huge.

[Mugweed]

5. Does it come with a snuff film half finished

still loaded in the camera?

[MADem]

6. I have one of those, you wind it up!

Haven't used it in decades, but it would still work if I had film.

[The_Casual_Observer]

8. Let me guess .99, shipping & handling $35.00

[tridim]

9. My collection peaked when I bought this..

There's really no point adding more to my collection. Especially since they're next to useless now. :)

[Aiptasia]

11. depending on the camera you could still find film for it

I have one and it takes pre-loaded kodak rolls of about 100 feet, approx. 8 minutes of film.

Low low budget but it works. I also have a Krasnikov 16 mm russian camera that works like a dream. You hand crank it like an old clock and it just keeps on shooting. It rocks.