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approximate date of introduction of bolex-h16 cameras All of the basic features of the original bolex h-16 were so well selected and designed that they withstood the test of time and all of these features are present without significant change on the most modern bolex spring driven cameras of today. Outstanding quality of selected materials and fine swiss craftsmenship speak for themselves, as many of the original bolex cameras, which are now almost 50 years old, are still in circulation and faithfully serve their owners all over the world. This list was prepared to assist you in identification of various models and to illustrate the development of bolex h-16 series cameras. www.city-net.com /~fodder/bolex/history   (228 words)

BOLEX The Bolex SBM and EBM accept all bayonet lens mounts made from Switar. They are the most wanted Bolex cameras for their strong and secure Bayonet mount. Bolex EBM Super 16/R16 with Vario Switar, power grip, new battery and charger: $ 4690.00. www.cameraspro.com /bolexh16.html   (0 words)

Bolex SBM Of all the mechanical Bolex H16 movie cameras, this is the one for the budding film-maker to have and to use. The outfit comes in an original Bolex aluminium case (slightly rough) that is made to contain an entire kit with 400ft reels (not included). These cameras are still made and sold by Bolex in Switzerland The going price for the SBM as either Super 16 or not is around 15g with the current equivalent lense. photographic.co.nz /forsale/bolex_sbm.htm   (375 words)

Bolex - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Bolex is a Swiss company that manufactures motion picture cameras and lenses, the most notable products of which are in the 16 mm and Super 16 mm formats. Bolex cameras were particularly important for early television news, nature films, documentaries and the avant garde, and are still favoured by many animators today. Bolex International SA in Switzerland is specialized in the conversion to Super 16 of all Bolex H16 Reflex camera, whether with C-mount rotating turret or with a bayonet-mount. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bolex   (0 words)

The Film Equipment Site - Used Bolex H16 16mm Cameras The Bolex H-16 SBM one of the top of the range Bolex 16mm cameras, it is a reliable multi featured 16mm camera. This Bolex H-16 EBM can be converted to super-16 at additional cost please contact us for further info. The Bolex H-16 EL is the top marque camera from the Bolex range. filmcamerakit.com /html/bolex_used.htm   (0 words)

Light Meter On Bolex Reflex cameras the Reflex viewing action is achieved by diverting 20% of the light incident on the lens to the viewfinder and the remaining 80% to the film by the use of a beam splitting prism inserted between the lens and the film. When using any normal light meter with a Bolex Reflex camera you always have to make adjustments to the readings after you have taken them so as to compensate for the difference in light reaching the film due to the beam splitting prism being in place. The meter can of course be used with Bolex Non Reflex cameras or other manufacturers cameras, however you would have to make adjustments to compensate for the fact that these cameras do not have a beam splitting prism present. www.bolexequipment.com /LightMeter.htm   (352 words)

Super 16mm Bolex Movie Camera Rentals Los Angeles & Hollywood SBM RX5 RX4 EBM SB Please note we only rent Bolex cameras and accessories and are located in the Los Angeles Metro area. Today Bolex Cameras are used by MTV music video directors, professional commercial directors and documentary film makers. Now with the introduction of a Bolex Bayonet to PL Mount and Super 16mm, Bolex will allow you to affordably shoot that next project to high definition 16x9, digital video transfer, or film blow up to 35mm. www.bolexcamera.com   (0 words)

The Film Equipment Site Wether you are using the equipment for sync sound, animation or scientific and research Bolex has a long and proven track record over many years. Bolex factory Super-16 conversion of the H-16 EL Used Prime lens options for this camera Bolex factory Super-16 conversion of the H-16 SBM www.filmcamerakit.com /html/bolex_new.htm   (490 words)

Forums - Info on Bolex 16mm cameras?? The main problem is if you want to record sound, the spring motor on the bolex falls out of sync if you do a shot of say longer then 10-20 seconds. The bolex is more then capable of making a nice short film, hell if your creative you can make something longer. The main problem with recording sound on the bolex is the spring motor, it doesnt stay at the constant 24 fps it is suposed to. www.rottentomatoes.com /vine/showthread.php?t=206169   (871 words)

Bolex Camera [ Australian Cinematographers Society ] The good old reliable Bolex 16mm film camera has long been a favourite of independent film makers and specialist cinematographers, mainly because it has great features such as single frame and, in some models, auto fades in and out. The Bolex research and development department became integrated with Eumig but Bolex cameras were still available. The Bolex Sales and Service Agency for Australia is the "Bolex Service Centre" at 434 Clarendon Street South Melbourne, Victoria 3205, phone 03 9699 3499, fax 03 9696 2564. www.cinematographer.org.au /features/classiccameras/bolex   (417 words)

anyone have any experience with a bolex? - The Digital Video Information Network I'm doing a documentary project on dv, with a few brief shots planned to be shot on a bolex 16mm camera, at 64fps for true slow motion. All Bolex cameras are noisy though, particularly spring ones, so you will need to build a "blimp" to filter the motor noise. This differs from all later Bolexes in that they made a little spring latch button thing on the loop former lever-- after threading the film as described above you just put the camera door back on and as it seated it pressed the little button which released the looper automatically. www.dvinfo.net /conf/showthread.php?t=38542   (0 words)

cine.htm Bolex tripod with leveling head, 33" collapsed, 55" maximum height, weighs 7#, rare with the leveling head, convertible spiked and ribbed feet, Ex+, $350. Bolex tripod with adjustable height center column, 33" collapsed, 67" maximum height, weighs 8# 10 oz.--and worth every ounce, rare, with the leveling head, convertible spiked and ribbed feet, Ex+, $500. Bolex pan/tilt head, adjustable position hollow handle accepts cable release through it, quick release built-in with Q-R camera plate with 3/8-16TPI camera screw, 3/8-16 TPI socket in base to mate with tripod, pan base marked in 15 degree increments, base 90mm diameter, built-in bubble level, 4.5" tall, weighs less than 2.5#, Ex+, $125. www.glennview.com /cine.htm   (1650 words)

Any feature shot on a bolex??? - DVXuser.com -- The online community for filmmaking If you are wanting to shoot a 16mm feature, "guerilla style" with a camera, use what you have, but I would try to find something with is at least crystal sync, at 24fps and would take 1000 foot loads. Having a Bolex along the way, for pick-ups and what not is very cool, but as the primary camera, no way. He used the bolex to shoot a journel of his day-to-day progress. www.dvxuser.com /V6/showthread.php?t=53579   (0 words)

Bolex international SA We are Bolex International SA in Switzerland in 2007, manufacturer of 16mm and Super 16 camera equipments, repair and service centre for Bolex cameras and projectors, Super 16 conversion service, sales of spare parts for 16mm, Super 8 and 8mm Bolex and Eumig products, worldwide. Riemen zu Projektor Paillard-Bolex 18-5, Riemen zu Projektor Bolex SM8, Lampen zu Projektor Paillard-Bolex 18-5, Lampen zu Projektor Bolex SM8 All pictures shown are property of Bolex International SA in Switzerland and cannot be reproduced without written permission. www.bolex.ch   (0 words)

Bolex B8 8mm movie camera w/3 lenses   (Site not responding. Last check: ) Bolex B8 8mm movie camera w/3 lenses: Yvar 13/1.9 w/hood, 65/1.9 Optigon and 1 ½” Tele.Optikar. Camera works fine and looks Good-Exc but focus is stuck on 13mm and 1 ½” lenses and both diaphragm and focus are stuck on 65mm lens. Original B8 user’s manual and Tyding’s Bolex 8/16mm Movie Guide as well as orig. nwcollectorcamera.com /asisitems/bolex_b8_movie.htm   (0 words)

Bolex Collector | Home This site is dedicated to the classic motion picture cameras and products of Paillard Bolex -- a Swiss manufacturer of professional and home movie equipment during the 1930s through the 1960s. It is intended to serve as a resource to collectors, and hopes to encourage the use and preservation of Bolex cameras among amateur filmmakers and anyone with an interest in classic motion picture equipment. A timeline presenting the history of Paillard and a glossary of Bolex related terms are located at the left. www.bolexcollector.com   (0 words)

Here's the Bolex! 16mm Film Camera - Cinema - Cameras TimeFlow Intervalometers and Revolution TimeLapse/Sync Motors for the Bolex. Bolex H (1.3M PDF file) 21 pages, covers loading and all operations. Bolex Rex 5 doesn't seem to cover camera operations, mostly concerned with the magazine www.intervalometers.com /bolex/index.stm   (69 words)

Bolex H16 index The Bolex site on this particular ISP is no longer updated on a regular basis but I do have another site. The Bolex H16 camera is incredibly versatile and may be used in a wide variety of roles - from a low cost entry point for 16mm filming by a film student or amateur film-maker right through to a professional instrument in the production of animation, documentary and drama for commercial markets. I buy and sell H16 reflex cameras, lenses and accessories, and operate by mail order from Yorkshire in England, you can e-mail me - andrew.alden1@btopenworld.com - indicating any particular item you may be looking for or have for sale. homepages.tesco.net /~andrew.alden/index.html   (0 words)

Bolex H-16 SBM 16mm reflex movie camera   (Site not responding. Last check: ) The electric motor I am supplying Is Bolex ESM motor with cables and a battery charger as well as a Bolex Battery box but the Battery box has no cells in it. THE SBM H-16 camera is simalar to the bolex H-16 rex 4, rex 5 and rex 5/tv bolex introduced similar line of bolex h-16 sb, sbm and sbm/tv cameras. Bolex H-16 professional motion picture cameras now come equipped either with the traditional three-lens turret or with a new bayonet mount for secure mounting and quick interchangeability of lenses. www.snowmotion.com /BOLEX-H16sbm.html   (478 words)

eBay - paillard bolex, Vintage, Film Cameras items on eBay.com   (Site not responding. Last check: ) Bolex Paillard H 8 Cine Camera with 3 Turret Lens Bolex Kern Paillard 75mm F/1.9 Macro Switar, Preset Bolex Switar Kern Paillard 75mm f/1.9 AR Lens search-desc.ebay.com /search/search.dll?query=paillard+bolex&newu=1&...   (0 words)

Marriott - Paillard Bolex H16 Cine Cameras The Paillard Bolex H.16 cine camera is one of the most popular cameras for the collector and enthusiast. One month later, it is advertised as a Paillard Bolex, and it was also available with a Kern f/2.5 fixed focus lens at 16 guineas. The camera accepts any non-reflex C-mount lens, but it was primarily designed for use with a zoom lens (see Paillard Bolex H16 Accessories for more information on the zoom lenses). www.marriottworld.com /articles/h16.htm   (3375 words)

Retro Thing: Bolex Double Super 8 Movie Cameras: Surprisingly Affordable The Bolex H-16 is one of the most popular 16mm cameras in the history of film. JK Camera modifies Bolex H-8 Standard 8mm cameras to accept DS8 film. A Bolex H8 Rex-3 camera body converted to Double Super 8 costs $445 with 10x TTL viewfinder. www.retrothing.com /2007/02/bolex_double_su.html   (301 words)

Bolex H16 Rex Bolex H16 Rex 5, S16, 10x view is modified to 13x view $2,475.00 Bolex H8 Rex 4 and Rex 3 Converted to Super 8mm. Bolex H8 Rex and all H8 Rex cameras modified to Super 8 format by JK Camera. www.jkcamera.com /bolex_h16_rex.htm   (786 words)

Used Bolex H16 EBM Electronic bayonet-mount camera, 10-50 fps, accepts crystal, accepts 400' magazine, accepts animation/time-lapse motors, 1:1 and 8:1 shafts, 14x viewfinder, large flat base, comes with 1.0 AH battery and charger, IB. Bolex H16 SBM Spring-drive bayonet-mount camera, 12-64 fps + single frame, variable shutter, accepts 400’ magazine, accepts all motors, 1:1 and 8:1 shafts, 14x viewfinder, Large flat base. Bolex H16 SBM Spring-drive bayonet-mount camera, 12-64 fps + single frame, variable shutter, accepts 400’ mag, accepts all motors, 1:1 and 8:1 shafts, 10x viewfinder, Large flat base. www.chamblesscineequip.com /catalog/Used_Bolex.htm   (619 words)

Paillard Bolex Adapta-pod by Super 8mm Filmmaker Super 8 Man Paillard Bolex Adapta-pod by Super 8mm Filmmaker Super 8 Man Made by Bolex in 1967-68, the multi-pod is perfect for desktop copywork, animation, a travel tripod, and even a shoulder pod! The rubber foot moves up and down on a screw so as to remove the point from delicate placements. home.pacbell.net /mnyberg/super8mm/8mm/bolexpod.htm   (0 words)

Bolex Equipment Bolex flat base, gelatin filter holder, Switzr AR 25mm, f1.4 lens and 16mm to 75mm Octameter. All of our Vario-Switar and Angenieux lenses were serviced by an authorized Bolex repairman and are guaranteed for three months with normal use. Mottled aluminum, construction similar to Bolex model MAUL but is slightly larger. www.sheltoncomm.com /bolex.html   (1113 words)

r_harvey: Equipment available Bolex five metal filter holders with gelatin filters in clear plastic case. Bolex Tubex extension tubes, 5mm, 10mm, 20mm 40mm. Little parts add up quickly; a Bolex brand hand-crank is $35-75; extension tubes are around $40; filter kit is $70; an Octameter is around $60; manuals are around $30; a Bolex-brand cable release is about $75; pistol grip is $40-100; the leather case is $75-150. ourworld.compuserve.com /homepages/r_harvey/goods.htm   (1610 words)

Steve Moss' Cheap Homepage - Art Deco Bolex The camera on the cover is a Bolex - a 16mm film camera that does not record sound, nor run synchronously with any sound equipment. After that, it was a simple matter to add more Deco styling to the background, creating a sun shape, boxes and rays. In addition to what you see here (this is solely the artwork), the cover featured a fictional quote that read "The Bolex: three eyes into the human soul," and was attributed to Thomas Jefferson. www.memlo.net /gallery/bolex.htm   (513 words)

COSMIC BASEBALL ASSOCIATION- 1999 Bolex Poetics The BOLEX POETICS are comprised of individuals associated with avant-garde film. The Bolex, because it is a high-quality and relatively inexpensive device, is frequently the movie camera used by avant-garde filmmakers. Several models of the Bolex H16 reflex cameras were manufactured between 1956 and culminating with the Bolex H16 Rex 5 in 1967. www.cosmicbaseball.com /99bpr.html   (1657 words)

Chambless Cine Equipment Home Page This is especially convenient for conversion of your Bolex™ H16 EL, EBM or SBM Bayonet and H16 RX-2, 3, 4 or 5 to Super-16. We also are a well stocked Bolex™ 16mm Spare Parts Warehouse for you or your repairman's needs. Bolex™ is an international registered trade mark (October 25, 1927 under number 54,236) owned exclusively by Bolex International S.A., Yverdon, Switzerland. www.chamblesscineequip.com /Default.htm   (342 words)

Marriott - Paillard Bolex H16 Accessories This is a brief overview of the lenses and some of the other accessories which have been made for the H16 cameras.See also two undated Paillard Bolex Accessories catalogues in the Advertising pages. This is also an indication of the likely cost of a lens now, as the better it is and the fewer there are, the more the lens will cost now. The original Bolex Series 1 was supplied with a Dallmeyer f2.9 1 inch lens and no accessory lenses appear to be available. www.marriottworld.com /articles/h16_access.htm   (1404 words)

Stop Motion Motor for Bolex This motor is easily attached to the side of a Bolex H16 Reflex camera. The important thing is that the motor is small enough to fit on the side of the Bolex, with room to spare for the connection box. NOTE: The Bolex cannot SHOOT backwards, but if you close the shutter or cover the lens, you can rewind the film for multiple exposures. www.sci.fi /~animato/bolex/bolex.html   (949 words)

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