Sekonic Elmatic 8 Movie camera





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Sekonic Elmatic 8 film recorder from the 1960s in very good condition, tested and working, serial number 5915122, designed for Regular 8 film, with a turret featuring three fixed Resonar lenses (9mm wide, 13mm standard, 32mm tele).
Description from the seller
This beautiful film recorder from the 1960s is a real eye-catcher.
Lens Turret: The camera is equipped with a swiveling head that can hold three different fixed Resonar lenses: a 9mm wide-angle, a 13mm standard, and a 32mm telephoto lens. This provides the user with different focal lengths without having to physically swap the lens.
Film format: It is designed for standard 8mm film (also known as Regular 8). This format became popular in the 1930s and was largely replaced by Super 8 in 1965.
Mechanical Clockwork: The camera operates on a wind-up clockwork mechanism that must be manually wound with a lever on the side. This means that no batteries are needed for the camera’s motor itself.
Seller's Story
This beautiful film recorder from the 1960s is a real eye-catcher.
Lens Turret: The camera is equipped with a swiveling head that can hold three different fixed Resonar lenses: a 9mm wide-angle, a 13mm standard, and a 32mm telephoto lens. This provides the user with different focal lengths without having to physically swap the lens.
Film format: It is designed for standard 8mm film (also known as Regular 8). This format became popular in the 1930s and was largely replaced by Super 8 in 1965.
Mechanical Clockwork: The camera operates on a wind-up clockwork mechanism that must be manually wound with a lever on the side. This means that no batteries are needed for the camera’s motor itself.

