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	-> Eyemo Crash Package
		Eyemo cameras, in crash housings, have proven to be one of the most cost effective ways to put a camera in harms way.
		Our Eyemos are fitted with crystal motors ranging in speed from 4-50fps, reflex viewing systems and fl and white video assist.
		Our crash package includes a reflex Eyemo, standard crash box, (4) 12 volt batteries, extension cables, and a set of Nikon lenses (15mm, 18mm, 24mm, 35mm, 50mm).
	www.geofilmgroup.com /shopexd.asp?id=33 (114 words)

	Eyemo - Biocrawler (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Eyemo (sometimes written as Eymo) is a 35mm motion picture camera which was manufactured by the Bell and Howell corporation.
		The Eyemo is a non reflex camera, viewing while filming is through an optical viewfinder attached to the camera door.
		Eyemos feature a built in clockwork (spring wind) motor which, when winded by a ratchet key, runs about 20 seconds of film per winding (at the 24 frames per second speed), and can film at speeds from 8 to 48 frames per second.
	www.biocrawler.com /encyclopedia/Eyemo (516 words)

	July 2002 - 60 Year-old 16mm Camera - iCOM Magazine (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The anti-drug campaign was budgeted for DV capture, but Puglia brought an Eyemo camera loaded with 35 mm film to the shoot.
		It is one of three Eyemo cameras that he owns, including the “Spider,” which is equipped with rotating lenses, and a motorized model that draws power from a 24-volt battery.
		Because the Eyemo cameras don’t provide reflex viewing, the cinematographer must measure distance and have an idea of depth of field.
	www.icommag.com /july-2002/tv-commercials.html (1213 words)

	Eyemo Information
		The Eyemo is still in use by some filmmakers; it is often used these days as a "crash cam" for filming dangerous stunts and explosions, and shots in which the camera must be dropped from a building or other elevation.
		Eyemos feature a built-in clockwork (spring wind) motor which, when winded by a ratchet key, runs about 20 seconds of film per winding (at the 24 frames per second speed), and can film at speeds from 8 to 48 frames per second.
		When used with a 400 ft magazine, the Eyemo is cumbersome (but not impossible) to operate without the use of a tripod, while the use of a 1000 ft magazine requires tripod support.
	www.bookrags.com /wiki/Eyemo (478 words)

	Eymo Camera [ Australian Cinematographers Society ]
		The Bell and Howell Eyemo 35mm hand camera was a major part of the equipment used by newsreel companies all over the world in the 30’s, 40’s, 50’s and 60’s.
		A spring drive camera with a 100 foot load, the Eyemo is particularly rugged and practically indestructible.
		Eyemos today are used in situations where there is danger from vehicles or explosions or as museum pieces usually in the offices or homes of aging cameramen lucky enough to be able to indulge in nostalgic reminiscences of their youth.
	www.cinematographer.org.au /features/classiccameras/eymo (404 words)

	Bell &Howell Eyemo 35mm Motion Picture Camera Kit Movie - (eBay item 190167689728 end time Nov-04-07 00:14:59 PDT)
		This camera is a single lens (non-spyder) Eyemo that can run at speeds between 16 and 32 frames per second.
		Answer: This is a single mount Eyemo ("non-spyder") -- there is no turret on the front of the camera.
		The lenses are interchangeable with an Eyemo mount.
	cgi.ebay.com /Bell-Howell-Eyemo-35mm-Motion-Picture-Camera-Kit-Movie_W0QQitemZ190167689728QQihZ009QQcategoryZ4691QQcmdZViewItem (635 words)

	EYEMO lens mount circa 1930 and weird breadboad and wires (Site not responding. Last check: )
		EYEMO lens mount circa 1930 and weird breadboad and wires
		Re: EYEMO lens mount circa 1930 and weird breadboad and wires Steven Lyle 05:32:28 07/17/03 (
		Re: EYEMO lens mount circa 1930 and weird breadboad and wires Charlie 12:48:08 07/16/03 (
	www.ritzcam.com /board/messages/21914.html (379 words)

	Car_Crash
		We are covering the crash with 3 35mm cameras in various positions but need a shot from inside the car as it spins through the air and hits the ground.
		I have personally seen the front of an Eyemo with lens attached, leave more than one Eyemo due to G forces at impact.
		That's exactly the opposite of my experience, but I've only owned one Eyemo and two Arri's, both of which were far steadier than I expected them to be.
	www.cinematography.net /Car_Crash.htm (2065 words)

	Eyemo - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Eyemo is still in use by some filmmakers; it is often used these days as a "crash cam" for filming dangerous stunts and explosions, and shots in which the camera must be dropped from a building or other elevation.
		Eyemos feature a built-in clockwork (spring wind) motor which, when winded by a ratchet key, runs about 20 seconds of film per winding (at the 24 frames per second speed), and can film at speeds from 8 to 48 frames per second.
		When used with a 400 ft magazine, the Eyemo is cumbersome (but not impossible) to operate without the use of a tripod, while the use of a 1000 ft magazine requires tripod support.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Eyemo (501 words)

	One Sixth Warrior Forum - USMC Combat Correspondent WW II
		The Eyemo is still in use by filmmakers to this day, often used as a "crash cam" for filming dangerous stunts and explosions, and shots where the camera must be dropped from a building or other elevation.
		Practically indestructible, the Eyemo was a spring drive camera with a 100 foot load, which lasted a little over a minute when used at the standard 24 frames per second.
		The Eyemo is handmade.....Lately, instead of complaining about what isn't being made, I've been trying to replicate some of the items I want in 1/6th, using mainly Sculpy and a bit of research and effort....
	www.onesixthwarriors.com /forum/showthread.php?t=38644 (1393 words)

	In Search of a Missing Combat Camera
		One of the museums was the National Museum of Science and Technology in Ottawa (www.sciencetech.technomuses.ca) and I made an appointment with Anna Adamek, assistant to the curator, Collection and Research Division.
		The Eyemo’s serial number is engraved on the side opposite the viewfinder, and most cameramen were photographed peering through the viewfinder, or holding the cameras in such a way as to allow a more pleasing photographic composition.
		The Eyemo was first made by Bell and Howell in 1926 and was produced in a number of models, from a single-lens version through three different lens-turret models.
	www.canadianfilm.com /cafu/search_camera.htm (1819 words)

	MAGMO The Destroyer: 0» Stories
		Eyemo can always see you but it is very rare for anyone to ever see Eyemo.
		The odd thing about Eyemo is that even though she has seen everything it is said that she never tells anyone about what she has seen.
		Eyemo is not the only one watching you, but so are they.
	magmo.typepad.com /magmo_the_destroyer/cat1470560/index.html (2164 words)

	Bell and Howell 71 - Super8wiki
		Eyemo cameras found wide use as newsreel cameras in the 30's and 40's and were distributed in large numbers to American armed forces during WW2.
		Eyemo mount lenses were manufactured by Cooke, Bausch and Lomb, Elgeet, General Scientific/Miltar, and others; some of the lenses are a bit soft but otherwise can intercut with footage from modern cameras, but the older ones are very primitive and exhibit vignetting, flare and corner distortion.
		Eyemos were originally all parallax viewfinder cameras; some have been modified over the years for reflex viewing.
	super8wiki.com /index.php/Bell_and_Howell_71 (316 words)

	David Russo, A Filmmaker in the Midst of Reinvention, by Bradley Steinbacher (10/14/04)
		Russo's latest short film, The Van Gogh Thing, was shot in a dash at this year's Bumbershoot, and at the moment the finale for it languishes in his garage.
		There is just one more shot to be created for the film, but like all of Russo's work, that shot is an absurdly complicated one, involving a near-finished camera mount, an ancient Eyemo camera, and a cutout of a fish.
		The Eyemo is a camera meant for rugged use--it was sent out into the field with soldiers during World War II--but Russo's scheme may spell the end of it.
	cgi.thestranger.com /2004-10-14/ex4.html (853 words)

	Frameworks Archive January - April 2005: 100' 35mm daylight spools for eyemo (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Frameworks Archive January - April 2005: 100' 35mm daylight spools for eyemo
		Maybe reply: Todd Eacrett: "Re: 100' 35mm daylight spools for eyemo"
		Maybe reply: David Woods: "Re: 100' 35mm daylight spools for eyemo"
	www.hi-beam.net /fw/fw28/0307.html (156 words)

	Cinematography.com > filmo door on an eyemo?
		I sold my Eyemo a while back, but I do have several Filmos sitting around.
		I know that BandH 70DR and 70HR Filmo doors (and possibly older models) have a small adjustable cam that puts pressure on a tapered metal pin which forces the film gate to lock when the door is closed.
		If the Eyemo, in fact, has the same design, you'll see the cam located inside the door about a half-inch from the back edge and in line with the viewfinder.
	www.cinematography.com /forum2004/lofiversion/index.php?t9851.html (642 words)

	Revolution Intervalometer + Single Frame + Sync for the Eyemo and Filmo!
		On our Eyemo Page, we have a manual for the Eyemo.
		Note that maximum sync-speed is somewhat dependant on the conditon of your Eyemo*.
		A smooth-running Eyemo will be able to reach 30+fps speeds.
	www.intervalometers.com /rev/eyemo/index.stm (278 words)

	Cinema Rentals
		Consider using the bodymount if the situation involves a high level of inertia or violent movement that endangers the operator's neck.
		UNDERWATER REFLEX HOUSING: This aluminum housing is built for our reflex Eyemo and includes a built-in monitor for the operator and an optional video feed to the surface.
		QUAD-CAM: For terrain too rough for other equipment, our four-wheel drive ATV vehicle, with its powerful 600ci engine, can be used for a handheld or mounted camera or used with the HG Gyro camera mount.
	www.cinemarentals.com /special.htm (331 words)

	SPRING-WOUND CAMERAS
		An Eyemo can sit sixty years and you just wind it up and it works perfectly.
		A modified and motorized Eyemo was used to film action segments of "Terminator 2: Judgment Day." Bell and Howell made an Eyemo in 16mm called a Filmo (or 70-DR) that also has a 100 foot internal magazine.
		Spring wound cameras are limited to silent shooting but they certainly are THE camera of choice for the guerrilla filmmaker, needing a small, tough, concealable 16mm camera, independent of electricity.
	www.jamesarnett.com /guidebook/1-2-4-1.html (322 words)

	The Classic Camera Repair Forum: Robert Capa's camera on the cover of his biography
		Eyemos are still in use and highly regarded for what they are.
		Eyemo would with standard load would run a bit more than a minute; 400 foot magazine a bit more than four minutes and a 1000 foot magazine about 10 minutes -- but both mags were awkward and the 1000 definitely required tripod.
		By the 1960s, Eyemos were scarce, but I ran into one old reprobate (he'd covered the attack on Shanghai in 1937) in 1963.
	www.kyphoto.com /cgi-bin/forum/discus.cgi?pg=prev&topic=6900&page=5455 (765 words)

	KODAK: World War II vintage camera helps create effective anti-drug PSA - Print Friendly Version
		The campaign was budgeted for a Beta SP, but Puglia brought an Eyemo camera loaded with 35mm film to the shoot.
		The refurbished PH-330 model Puglia used is 60 years old, and is one of three Eyemo cameras he owns.
		"The Eyemo camera fits in the palm of my hand, and there are no batteries or cables," he explains.
	www.kodak.com /country/US/en/motion/newsletters/inCamera/july2002/healthyP.shtml (746 words)

	Archivio Kubrick: Opere
		Informazioni complete sui 13 film di Stanley Kubrick: di ogni singola opera sono presentati articoli di approfondimento, interviste a tecnici e attori, trailer, fotografie dal set, sceneggiature, storyboard e materiale promozionale.
		La sezione include i cortometraggi e il film A.I. Una macchina da presa modello Eyemo della Bell and Howell, la prima utilizzata da Kubrick per i documentari Day of the Fight e Flying Padre.
		L'esordio come fotografo: una raccolta degli scatti di Stanley Kubrick per la rivista LOOK dal 1945 al 1950.
	www.archiviokubrick.it /opere (137 words)

	CINEMATOGRAPHERS - CLASSIC MOTION PICTURE CAMERAS
		The Eyemo, made by Bell and Howell in 1926, was intended for amateur use, but this hand camera [driven by a clockwork mechanism powered by a hand-wound spring motor] became a major part of the equipment used by newsreel companies all over the world in the 30's, 40's, 50's and 60's.
		A camera with a 100ft load, the Eyemo was particularly rugged and practically indestructible.
		The Eyemo came in a number of models ranging from a simple single lens version through three different lens turret models [1929].
	www.cinematographers.nl /CAMERAS1.htm (4220 words)

	Profile: Mike Ferra
		The 35mm Eyemo, designed by Bell and Howell as a newsreel camera and which was used extensively in World War II, was a rugged, wind-up military camera and being so small it could be positioned in tight places for unusual angle shots.
		Taking his innovative idea further, Ferra has retrofitted the Eyemo, stripping the camera down and refitting the shutter system, replacing the spring driven, wind-up system with a lightweight motor, and in general refining the rugged little camera’s capabilities to meet today’s high-tech demands.
		Some other refinements to the Eyemo include a reflex viewfinder (to replace the parallax original), a crystal controlled motor, and a wireless remote focus and operating feature.
	www.geocities.com /ferraflex/profile.htm (2210 words)

	convert to S16mm @_@!!! - Message Board - ezboard.com
		However, if you're doing anything of any significant length, there may be very little cost savings between shooting super-16 and blowing up, vs. shooting on 35mm in the first place.
		When you consider you can get an Eyemo 35mm for usually under $1000 and a Konvas 35mm for usually under $1500, it makes it harder to justify going with super16 for blowup.
		However, be aware neither the Konvas nor the Eyemo are what you would call "quiet"...
	p205.ezboard.com /fbeaulieur16usersfrm1.showMessage?topicID=32.topic (1566 words)

	COOKEOPTICS.COM - 1930s Technicolor and Beyond
		The lens had adjustable stops and the focal length of the Varo lens was changed by rotating a crank.
		The extremely successful Bell and Howell 35mm Eyemo cine camera was sold exclusively with Cooke lenses.
		Used by all major film studios, the camera was especially suited to stunt shots and a variety of special effects.
	www.zgc.com /cooke.nsf/history/1930 (766 words)

	COOKEOPTICS.COM - 1930s Technicolor and Beyond
		The lens had adjustable stops and the focal length of the Varo lens was changed by rotating a crank.
		The extremely successful Bell and Howell 35mm Eyemo cine camera was sold exclusively with Cooke lenses.
		Used by all major film studios, the camera was especially suited to stunt shots and a variety of special effects.
	www.cookeoptics.com /cooke.nsf/history/1930 (766 words)

	Pair Lens Body Caps Eyemo Near
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	www.cookingmedia.com /mix/Pair.Lens.Body.Caps.Eyemo.Near.q2052.4702.aspx (624 words)

	Eyemo au Festival des Vieilles Charrues
		"EYEMO", est né de la rencontre de Gérald Groult et Marie-Laure Plougastel.
		Bien que la décision de fusionner en un duo sous la formule EYEMO, ses actions sont nombreuses, que ce soit avec les groupes Aïwa et Gnaïwa en Suisse au festival de jazz de Montreux, à Rennes au TNB mais aussi avec UHT, Badmarsh & Shri...
		EYEMO est donc une alchimie de deux pratiques esthétiques opposées, la première basée sur l'échantillonage de films photochimiques altérés à l'acide et la peinture, la seconde plutôt graphique fluctuant autour de l'animation du pixel et des données numériques.
	www.vieillescharrues.asso.fr /festival/artistes/detail.php?artisteid=119 (187 words)

	Riding With The Dukes of Hazzard's Stunt Drivers (Site not responding. Last check: )
		For these scenes, the camera was mounted on a Hummer that chased the pack of on-screen vehicles.
		In order to get an in-flight shot down the side of the General Lee, the camera crew mounted a Bell & Howell "Eyemo" camera in its own steel box.
		The Eyemo — which was the most popular camera for combat photographers during World War II — is relatively inexpensive and therefore relatively expendable.
	www.edmunds.com /insideline/do/Features/articleId=106716 (3255 words)

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