52 results for "8mm film cameras" between $5.00 and $150.00

After the film has been prepared we then mount the reels on our Goko Telecine 8mm/S8mm system. Our Gokos produce a non-flicker image by using a 24 multi-face optical glass prism, which synchronizes standar d 18 or 24 frames per second movie film speed to 30 frames per second of video. This process eliminates the roll bar or flutter associated with using a video camera to record the film projection off of a frosted movie screen. The image from the Goko projector is focused directly...

Our HD scans are designed to capture every last detail of what's on a movie frame, even if that movie frame image is larger than the traditional area set forth in the official SMPTE spec for 8mm and 16mm film projection and scanning. We do this because we believe your memories are important, and it's a big project to get your movie film scanned. You only want to do it once. The only part of the frame we crop out are the sprocket holes of the film (some cameras did capture a little information above...

Vintage Bell and Howell, all metal One Nine 8MM Movie Camera. Made by Bell & Howell, Chicago, Ill around 1947.It has an optical eye-level finder, spring motor and a crank winding mainspring that allows the camera to run via the silver slide button on the front of the camera. The lens is a Bell & Howell 10mm f/1.9 Super Comat. It has a Sun Dial for “guestimating” exposure. The camera is 5-1/2" tall x 2-1/2" wide x 4" long. This camera is untested, as I don’t have any film.

A Little History: Castle Films was a home-movie distributor founded in 1924 by former newsreel cameraman Eugene W. Castle. In 1937, Castle began making 8 mm and 16 mm home movies, buying newsreel footage and old theatrical films for home use. Castle's first home movie was a newsreel of the Hindenburg explosion.That same year, Castle launched his "News Parade" series. Their films were sold at camera shops,department stores, and mail order catalogs. Castle obtained home-movie rights to cartoons from...

This is a vintage Cine-Kodak Eight Model 60 8 mm movie camera was one of the first 8mm cameras Kodak made. Dating from ca 1932-46,and initially known as Cine Kodak Eight, it was developed to provide a cheaper, more portable alternative to the 16 mm film format introduced a decade earlier. This camera comes equipped with a leather carry case. Condition: camera exterior in good condition with no apparent damage; inside is very clean; carry case in good condition, leather is still somewhat soft and...

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Happily married and economically stable, Filip Mosz buys an 8mm film camera with the intention of filming his newborn child—and capturing the moment of attaining a lifelong dream. But when a powerful director of the town's local factory recruits him to film an important board meeting, Filip's fascination with the medium grows into a passionate dedication. Now Filip has command of a larger film unit and networks to enrich his career. Filip eventually reaches an irreconcilable deadlock with his wife...

8mm x 13mm. 5mm thick. High polish camera charm with many details such as lens, and crystal flash. Backside is high polish with outlined detail such as film compartment and buttons. Bottom of camera is stamped with sterling silver quality.

Wollensak Model 42 8mm Roll Film Camera, Wollensak Model 43 8mm Roll Film Camera Instruction Manual Fast f/1.8 Lens System with Built-in Filters, Good Condition.

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