【MINT】Vintage Paillard Bolex H16 Supreme 16mm 1954 movie film camera

Description: Made in Switzerland in 1954, this Palliard Bolex is a non-reflex type camera that is perfect for any photography enthusiast looking to experiment with film formats. The gritty intimate feel of 16mm film making has been used to enhance the character and charm of films by story tellers since the format was created. Bolex cameras have been used by greats such as David Lynch, Steven Speilberg, Peter Jackson, Andy Worhol and more. It is not as easy as filming on an Iphone, but yields results that elevate the craft. Meticulously cared for, performed excellent during mechanical testing (please see video), it comes with: - Bolex H16 Supreme (SN: 95023) - Bolex Kern-Paillard Lens (f=25mm, 1:1.4, AR, SN: 324578, SWITAR) AR=Anit-Reflex - Elgeet 6 inch f:3.8 Cine Navitar Lens (SN: A1078) with case - Eye-level focuser on top - Octameter parallax-correcting - Bolex 8/16 Movie Guide book from Chilton - 3 packages of WRATTIN GRATIN FILTERS - 5 filter holders in box - 2 canisters of 16mm film (believed to be unused) - Paillard Bolex Trigger Handle - Gossen Pilot light meter - Leather "Continental" bag from California Features: - 100 feet 16mm film capacity - Variable speeds including 8, 16, 24, 32, and 64 frames per second - Single sprocket holes match current B&W and color films making it cheaper and easier to find. - Footage counter and ability to rewind and double expose film (dissolves and superimposed ghost pictures) - Single frame exposure for time lapse and pixelation videos - No batteries - easy crank spring-driven motor - 3/8" thread tripod socket - Automatic threading and loop forming - Integrated filter slot for gelatin filters to add color moods Above condition is based on my own opinion. Please check photos carefully and feel free to contact me with questions! Thank you for your consideration .

Price: 789 USD

Location: Eagle, Wisconsin

End Time: 2024-10-01T16:53:26.000Z

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