There Bolex 250 it's one
vintage movie camera for format Super 8, marketed starting from
1973. Unlike the historic 16mm Swiss mechanical cameras produced by
Bolex Paillard, this model was manufactured in Austria (in collaboration with Eumig) and is fully electronic.
Main Technical Characteristics
- Film format: Traditional Super 8 cartridges (silent).
- Objective: Bolex Zoom with opening f/1.8 and focal length 8-40 mm.
- Zoom report: 5x, with both manual and electric two-speed management.
- Focus: Manual, assisted by a system split image in the viewfinder, from 1.2 meters to infinity.
- Shooting Speed: Allows you to turn to 18fps, 24fps (film standard) and others single frame (useful for stop-motion animation).
- Exposure: Fully automatic via system TTL Electric Eye (CdS), with the possibility of manual compensation of +/- 1 f/stop.
- Film Sensitivity (ASA): Automatic cartridge recognition for 25/40, 40/64, 64/100 and 100/160 ASA values.
- Diet: Works entirely with 5 AA batteries housed in the handle.
In cosmetic condition as per photos, untested. Sold as a collector's item or for hobbyists. vintage movie camera for format Super 8 . Unlike the historic 16mm Swiss mechanical cameras produced by Bolex Paillard , this model was manufactured in Austria (in collaboration with Eumig) and is fully electronic. : Traditional Super 8 cartridges (silent). : 5x, with both manual and electric two-speed management. : Manual, assisted by a system split image in the viewfinder, from 1.2 meters to infinity. (film standard) and others single frame (useful for stop-motion animation). : Fully automatic via system TTL Electric Eye (CdS), with the possibility of manual compensation of +/- 1 f/stop. : Automatic cartridge recognition for 25/40, 40/64, 64/100 and 100/160 ASA values. : Works entirely with