Quartz 5 Movie camera

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Quartz 5 8mm-film camera with built-in light meter, physically fair and tested and working, dating to 1965–1974, with a Meteor 2-3 zoom lens (9–36 mm, f/2.4–f/16), exposure speeds 12, 16, 24, 32, 48 frames per second and single shot, wind-up motor two minutes, includes leather case and various filters.

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Quartz 5 Soviet movie camera with built-in light meter (still responds but not really reliable)
Production period: 1965-1974
Film frame aspect ratio: 3.55 × 4.9 mm
16 mm film (2×8 mm) on a daylight spool of up to 10 minutes
Zoom lens: Meteor 2-3
Focal length: 9-36 mm Aperture: 2.4-16
Recording speeds: 12; 16; 24; 32; 48 frames per second and single shot
Wind-up motor (2 minutes)
Dimensions without grip: 165 × 148 × 60 mm
Including leather case and various filters

Quartz 5 Soviet movie camera with built-in light meter (still responds but not really reliable)
Production period: 1965-1974
Film frame aspect ratio: 3.55 × 4.9 mm
16 mm film (2×8 mm) on a daylight spool of up to 10 minutes
Zoom lens: Meteor 2-3
Focal length: 9-36 mm Aperture: 2.4-16
Recording speeds: 12; 16; 24; 32; 48 frames per second and single shot
Wind-up motor (2 minutes)
Dimensions without grip: 165 × 148 × 60 mm
Including leather case and various filters

Details

Era
1900-2000
Brand
Quartz
Model/type nr
5
Physical condition
Fair
Functional condition
Tested and working
Lens Mount Type
Screw M27
Film type
Super 8mm
Estimated period
1970-1980
The NetherlandsVerified
62
Objects sold
Private

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