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Hey Mr. Mullen, I have a K-3 16mm camera. It's a windup, and I was just wondering if you knew if and where I could get a motor for this camera so I wasn't restricted by the 25 second shooting time. Thanks, Jacob

Hey everyone, I have a K-3 16mm camera. It's a windup, and I was just wondering if anyone knew if and where I could get a motor for this camera so I wasn't restricted by the 25 second shooting time. Thanks, Jacob

http://item.express.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ExpressItem&item=280246417508&FROM_MERCHANDIZING=1QQssPageNameZKP_Merch_CLOSED_ITEM_SIMILAR_LINK Would that fall under one that would work?

Cool, thanks.

Does anyone know where I can get a good zoom or some good primes for a pentax screw-mount? Jacob

I believe it is a Pentax screw-mount.

Hi again. I was thinking that a new lens would probably be the best, but I do not know where to start looking, and I could not find any place that sells the same lens. Are there any lenses that would work with the k-3 that you could recommend? Thanks a lot. Jacob

Oh, and the viewfinder on the camera itself, when you look through it, it has a yellowish tint as well.

It was in the work print... I did a simple transfer to video and reversed it in the computer.

I recently shot some test stuff on a k-3 camera I bought. The film came back with a yellowish tint, and I was wondering what I should do so that I can avoid the yellowish tint next time I shoot. Thanks, Jacob

Would I need to add haze to that, or would that happen naturally?

Hi, Mr. Mullen. I was wondering what the best way to achieve this lighting effect would be, as in those beams of light coming out of the right side. http://www.cornbread.org/FOTRCompare/FOTR_Compare10_HD.html Thanks, Jacob

It's called a viewfinder.

Thanks.

For instance, in the War of the Worlds, there are a lot of beautifully lit shots. In addition, many of these have lots of movement, but are still lit just as nicely. How do they move from very different lighting schemes without changing the aperature? Or do they?

What is the best way to dynamically light a moving shot?

White printing paper?

Yes

How does shake do it... I can't figure it out. lol.

Alright, thanks.