Bolex Camera guide - Moody College of Communication
Six of our Bolex cameras, the SBMs, take Bayonnet mount lenses. The remaining cameras take CMount lenses. Refer to the chart Bolex Cameras and Their Attributes” on the RTF website to determine which lenses you can use on each Bolex camera.
Bolex - Wikipedia
Bolex International S. A. is a Swiss manufacturer of motion picture cameras based in Yverdon located in Canton of Vaud, the most notable products of which are in the 16 mm and Super 16 mm formats.
Bolex Collector | Cameras
Cameras are listed below in chronological order. Click the links to view their specifications. A comprehensive list of Kern-Paillard, Hugo Meyer, Goerz, Wollensak, SOM Berthiot and Angenieux motion picture lenses of the 1930s, 1940s, 1950s and 1960s.
The standard equipment of the Bolex C 8 camera comprises the following items: a) 1 lens b) 1 empty Lake-up spool c) 1 short cable release d) 1 instruction manual e) 1 depth of field chart per focusing mount lens supplied with the camera Before using your camera, we strongly recommend that you read through this manual very carefully from cover ...
Exposure Advice - Bolex H16 User
To achieve accurate exposure with a Bolex H16 camera there are two main steps you need to address and find the answers to:- 1 Find out what the Bolex camera you are using’s shutter angle is.
Bolex Collector | Classic Movie Cameras and Projectors
Browse through classic Bolex cameras and projectors, or view images of vintage advertising in the Ephemera section. A timeline presenting the history of Paillard and a glossary of Bolex related terms are located at the left.
Bolex International Official Site | Legendary Swiss Made Camera
Official website of the original and swiss manufacturer of all 16mm and Super 16 Bolex camera. Repairing and service centre for cameras and projectors.
Film Production Equipment: Bolex 16mm Film Camera
2022年11月15日 · A Bolex is a spring-wound clockwork-powered motion picture film camera that only captures silent images. Image is captured onto a photo-chemically sensitive piece of film, one frame at a time. Film is then processed and reproduced/projected at 24 frames per second (FPS).
Bolex Manual | PDF | Camera Lens | Camera - Scribd
The document provides instructions for operating a Bolex H-16 Rex 5 16mm reflex camera. It describes the camera's features such as the through-the-lens viewing, variable shutter, film speeds from 12-64 frames per second, and single frame or continuous filming modes.
Bolex – EXAKTA PREMIUM CAMERA GUIDE
The 16 mm spring-wound Bolex has for a long time been a popular beginner´s camera in film schools and among amateurs, and many film makers learned to film using Bolox cameras. The reliable, robust and light-weight Bolox cameras have also been a common choice among adventurers who needed portability but also required high-qaulity optics and ...
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