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2004-09-26, 11:26 AM
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So, I just bought myself a good old Super 8 (from eBay). Got it working, got a new battery and film, but aren't sure what to do with it now. I'm going to make a film, of some variety, (no shit, sherlock) but I'm not sure if I should start by just doing random things to get used to the camera, or to jump right in. I'm a bit of a film fanatic, and thought I'd like to try my hand at it.
So: A: Any ideas as what I should do? I live near both a reasonably large city and a lot of countryside, I was thinking a contrast of the two. Just something short, pure self indulgence with angles and such. B: Anyone know how long roughly normal Super 8 films last? (Length in time, and feet?) C: Any tips for what I should/ shouldn't do?
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