Hi Lindsay,
Is the person with the EBM anyone I would know? I have a battery grip and
battery box for an EBM if they're looking. Or the 7-pin connectors to make a
power cable/adaptor.
Todd Eacrett
(Victoria BC)
On Mon, Apr 20, 2020, at 1:35 AM, lindsay mcintyre wrote:
> I've got an extra
I've got an extra SBM I could sell. It has a 13x viewfinder and the big
bayonet lens on it that they came with. Might be more trouble than it's
worth though as I'm in Vancouver. Let me know off-list if you are
interested and I will take some photos. I also know a guy out here who has
a S16 EBM for
Yes, I was able to purchase two Rex 5s & lenses from Dieter in Spring 2018.
This was for an academic department, but I believe he's not picky about who
wants a camera ;)
Jason Halprin
jihalp...@gmail.com
jasonhalprin.com
On Sun, Apr 12, 2020 at 10:56 PM Eric Theise wrote:
> Jason Halprin,
Filmos and K100s are excellent cameras. No reflex finder, but with a 10mm
Switar who needs one. The problem with the K100 VF objectives is that 15mm is
the widest, IIRC.
The one Beaulieu I kind of like is the spring wind R16G. Yeah, still has that
aerial image finder that’s bright but hard to
I had one of these cameras that I already sold. The wind ups, from my
research, were not meant for export outside of France. They are interesting
cameras many features like a true 1/50th shutter at 24fps. I sold mine
fairly cheap since I already own an Arri S, Rex 4 and a Bolex El. I sold it
for
> The problem is that there aren't many people who can service the things any
> longer…
This has been a huge issue in the 16mm world for decades now. Since there does
seem to be continuing interest in the medium among ongoing generations of
artists, I wonder what we can do to keep the
Hi George:
I have a fairly rare bird I’m willing to sell: a spring drive Beaulieu R16.
I’m posting this to the list to give Jeff a chance to crap on it’s French
idiosyncracies. ;-) Perhaps he will go easy on me/it as we are brothers in the
Church of the 10mm Switar?? Cheers to Scott for
Jean-Louis Seguin in Montreal sells and repairs Bolex cameras.
Can be reached here: bolext...@gmail.com
Film | Photography | Cinematography | Performance | Visuals
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On Mon, Apr 13, 2020 at 8:52 AM Scott Dorsey wrote:
> The problem is that there aren't many people who
The problem is that there aren't many people who can service the things
any longer, whereas it used to be there were thousands of older guys who
had been through Filmo and Eyemo school in the service who were doing
camera service. So what you save in lower prices due to reduced demand,
you pay
Yes, I mean Du-All.
I noticed Chambless's website is down today. Are they okay?
--scott
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Dieter does sell Rex 5 cameras.
Some well known 16mm camera retailers have reduced their prices for sync
cameras and less feature-rich MOS camera alternatives to the Bolex.
The Bolex’s overall level of quality for the money and it’s spring drive
have made it seemingly less prone to the up/down
Jason Halprin, didn't you tell me a few years ago that Dieter (aka
http://www.bolexusa.com/) was selling reconditioned Rex 5s? Or was that
only for the academic market?
On Sun, Apr 12, 2020 at 7:22 PM Eric Theise wrote:
> Forgive me for not looking but have these equipment houses ever adjusted
Forgive me for not looking but have these equipment houses ever adjusted
their prices or are they still acting as if film is the only game in town?
I'm thinking of the prices I used to see for gear up on the second floor at
Adolph Gasser in San Francisco; already seemed absurdly out of touch in
I think you mean DuAll. DuArt was a film lab famous for losing films in their
vaults.
DuAll is recommended and in NYC.
Jeff Kreines
Kinetta
j...@kinetta.com
kinetta.com
Sent from iPhone.
> On Apr 12, 2020, at 7:29 PM, Scott Dorsey wrote:
>
> You tried DuArt and B's used division?
>
Jeff, is the Rex 1 possible to refit with a Rex 5 finder? The Rex 1 finder is
really kind of horrible but I have never seen a retrofit done before.
> Get a 10mm Rx Switar and you're good to go.
I second this recommendation... I had no idea how cool this lens was until a
few years ago.
--scott
You tried DuArt and B's used division?
--scott
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I’d avoid the EL — buggy electronics and hard to fix. Beaulieus are buggy, too.
And don’t even think of a Scoopic...
Get a later Rex 5 (not for the magazines, but for the 13x viewfinder (vs 10x on
the Rex 4 and earlier Rex 5s, and the 2x on Rex 1 and IIRC Rex 2.
Get a 10mm Rx Switar and
Hi, everyone. I hope you're staying safe.
My trusty Rex-4 was stolen last Fall and I'm ready to invest in a
replacement. Ideally I'd like to find a Rex-5 in nice shape (any extras a
plus.)
I would consider a Beaulieu R16 or Bolex EL *but* I'm not sure if these
have time exposure features, and
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