Name: Pathe electronic DS-8 Movie camera
Brand: Pathe
Rating: 100 (98 reviews)

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Pathe Electronic DS 8 film camera. This French brand works with double-super 8 film reels. The reel is 16mm wide and has Super-8 perforations on both sides. First one half is exposed, then the full spool is reinserted and the other half is exposed. This yields, after developing and cutting the film, 60 m of Super-8 film on a 30 m roll. The camera is untested due to the lack of a battery. Nice collectible camera with an Angenieux zoom lens of 8-64mm. Includes manual.

Pathe Electronic DS 8 filmcamera. Dit Franse merk werkt met dubbel-super 8 filmrollen. De rol is 16mm breed en heeft aan beide zijden een super-8 perforatie. Eerst wordt de ene helft belicht, dan wordt de volle spoel er opnieuw ingezet en wordt de andere helft belicht. Dit levert na ontwikkelen en snijden van de film 60m super-8 film op met een rol van 30m. De camera is ongetest wegens het ontbreken van een accu. Mooie verzamelcamera met een Angenieux zoomlens van 8-64mm. Inclusief handleiding.

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Pathé Electronic DS 8 8mm film camera with a C-mount, in reasonably good physical condition and not tested due to no battery, dating from circa 1970–1980, featuring an Angenieux 8–64mm zoom lens and including the manual.

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Pathé Electronic DS 8 8mm film camera with a C-mount, in reasonably good physical condition and not tested due to no battery, dating from circa 1970–1980, featuring an Angenieux 8–64mm zoom lens and including the manual.

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