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Where can I buy standard 8mm film for my old Kodak Brownie Movie Camera? (Not Super 8)?
I want to make use of my parent's old 8mm camera to make some old-fashioned movies but I'm having a hard time finding film. Kodak still makes Super 8mm film, but I need standard 8mm, or "double 8". Thanks for any help!
Kodak only makes Super 8mm film now, not Standard 8mm.
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- Anonymous6 years ago
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Where can I buy standard 8mm film for my old Kodak Brownie Movie Camera? (Not Super 8)?
I want to make use of my parent's old 8mm camera to make some old-fashioned movies but I'm having a hard time finding film. Kodak still makes Super 8mm film, but I need standard 8mm, or "double 8". Thanks for any help!
Source(s): buy standard 8mm film kodak brownie movie camera super 8: https://shortly.im/WaffS - Anonymous1 decade ago
You can buy at any photo supply store. Or they can order it for you. But check out <Kodak.com>. Can probably order it right from them. By the way, that old brownie is almost a collectors item. Take care of it. In a few years it will be worth nice bucks.
- Anonymous5 years ago
Remote chances. Brownie accepts 120 films, and I wonder if any manufacturer today manufactures 120 any more. At the most they must be manufacturing 35mm.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
You can try this site. They had some last I checked
- Pooky™Lv 71 decade ago
They have not made those in years--and whatever could be left over, are more than likely expired.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
in the yellow pages look up "professional audio visual suppliers" or "audio visual suppliers" for your area