Thank you. I appreciated your keeping in the film feed error. That's what happened to me so I searched youtube and found your helpful video. I bought mine in the 1970s...It's been a while since I ran it. Good refresher! Thanks!

That's amazing. Thanks so much. Happy New year from London

Matt! Was helping my Mom get organized and found my Grandpa Martin's Bell & Howard 8mm camera & projector. He bought it in 1967! There are videos of us kids because he marked the boxes plus there's two unused! A treasure for sure. He used to set up the projector or his slide projector & play stuff for us kids. All the equipment is there for both, I'd love to learn how to convert both the home movies and slides to DVD to make copies for Mom, myself, my siblings & his siblings. He was adopted in the Martin family. He had found all his biological siblings and Mother before he passed in 2012. They don't know my younger Dad. I want to gift them with memories that they will cherish. Then follow up with new recordings with the two blank reels, filming his family how they all are now. Convert it all to DVD to preserve for future generations. He even recorded my Great Grandfather's 90th Birthday. My Grandpa was a High School Teacher & an Accountant. He was a pillar in his community. That must be preserved. Thanks for the awesome tutorial!

Thanks! was trying to figure mine out.. i did thanks to your vid..

The part where you film the back of your head is the part that most of us needed to see😅

I've owned five of those. Love them.

thanks Matt you're a star!

My dad had this exact projector, and the camera and recorder that came with it.  It was a sync-sound system, where audio was recorded onto a cassette tape recorder, which was connected with a proprietary cable to the camera and then the projector. The recorder recorded a beep to the other side's track of the tape, which sounded more like a chirp.  The camera would film in silent for 5 seconds at 18 frames per second, then switch on the recorder (add the beep on the control track) and slow the camera down to 12 frames per second, then (after the film was processed and played back), the projector would do the same.  (Unfortunately, using the recorder as a stand-alone audio cassette recorder resulted in recordings full of annoying chirping beeps all throughout the tapes.)

This helps so much

Witam Kolegę fajnie jak powracamy do przeszłości takie sprzęty są niezawodne  przeżyją nas to trzeba czuć zapach kliszy to jest niepowtarzalne pozdrawiam z Polski oczywiście zostawiłem łapkę w górę a tak na marginesie dopiszę jeszcze do mojej cioci jeździłem na wakacje na wioskę byłem młody i od czasu do czasu przyjeżdżało kino mobilne mieli projektor 16 mm  to były świetne czasy  kręci się łezka że to przeminęło obecna technika nas gubi dziadostwo jednorazowe trzymaj się i mocno ściskam

Thanks, very helpful video! This helped me operate my father's projector (Bell & Howell 222Z)

brilliant

👌👍

Thanks

I have one of these dual 8 projector & the bulb call letters are DJL 150 watts

Holy crap we see more of your shoulder than what we need to see.

I, have all three formats, Regular 8, Super8, 16mm.

You need a special take up reel to use auto take-up.

Hello, Cherise T , go over to your B&H projector, & in there, is a lamp house cover now pull the cover away from the machine, you'll find the
Defective bulb pull that out & install the fresh bulb with some cloth gloves. Make sure you have the rite bulb.

12:00 thanks.