Bolex Paillard Bolex B8 8mm cine camera, Kern-Paillard 36mm 2.8 Yvar, Rodenstock-Heligaron 6,5cm f1.6 - Camera

Manual focus D mount 8mm movie film camera made by Pailard-Bolex released in 1952. Uses 25ft daylight loaded 8mm movie film spools. The camera exposes first half the width of the film, then reverses and exposes the other half for a total of 50ft when processed and cut. Has a double rotating D lens mount. Has an adjustable viewfinder with focal lengths of 12.5mm, 25mm and 36mm and a sliding wide angle prism when using lenses of 6.5mm. Has a shutter button locking- and continuous switch as well as a cable release socket that allows for single-frame exposures. Has a 6.35mm tripod socket. Slight variations in design through manufacturing years from 1952-1958. Mostly a change in the design of control dials. Metal body available in black/chrome.

• Shutter: 65 degree disc shutter
• Shutter speeds: 8, 12, 16, 24, 32, 48, 64 fps (has an fps to sec conversion chart on the side)
• Size: 128 x 95 x 52mm
• Weight: 776g