A fabulous recollection about the company Eumig, once the largest private business in Austria with almost 7,000 employees. It‘s movie cameras and projectors were well known around the world. Have a look at this site and listen to the noise of an Eumig small format movie camera.

http://members.nusurf.at/pandreas/
eumig-museum/

Now available for all ever built Canon 8mm-, Single 8-, Super 8-, DS-8- and 16mm-cameras and some projectors.

http:///www.canon.com/camera-museum/

German homepage about the Super-8 format. A translation program makes it easy to understand this site in foreign countries. Details about dealers, camera- and film-shows, festivals and everything what is new and important for Super-8 freaks.

http://www.super8.de

History of the Super-8 format, shopping hints, small format film-festivals in Switzerland. Also in English language.

http://www.super8site.com

This is a Dutch site with a lot of information about 35mm, 16mm, 8mm, Super-8 and Single-8 formats. There is also a list with more than 1,500 different cameras. Everything about collecting, literature and links. Written in English.

http://www.xs4all.nl/~wichm/cinemat.html

Making movies with Super-8 film, hints where to buy film stock and where to develop Single-8 Film made by Fuji. Shopping possibilities in Europe. Written in English.

http://www.plex.nl/~r3sand/
Super8ImagesMachine/

This American site is a sight for sore eyes. Perfect styling. A brief look into the fifties, sixties and seventies. All about the really small small format movies: 8mm, Single-8 and Super-8. Take a look!

http://www.city-net.com/~fodder/

On this site, the German author Josef Scheibel presents his books about the “Minolta” brand. In the publication “70 Years Camera Techique by Minolta” he has included all Standard 8 and Super-8 cameras of this Japanese company. Only in German – sorry.

http://www.scheibel.de