Anyone?
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BOLEX-WILD VARIOTIMER?
Moderator: Andreas Wideroe
BOLEX-WILD VARIOTIMER?
R8: Bolex B8
S8: Beaulieu 7008 Pro, Beaulieu 4008zm2 "Jubilee", Leicina Special, Eumig Nautica (24fps)
DS8: Bolex H8 Rex4
S16: Bolex Rex4
S8: Beaulieu 7008 Pro, Beaulieu 4008zm2 "Jubilee", Leicina Special, Eumig Nautica (24fps)
DS8: Bolex H8 Rex4
S16: Bolex Rex4
Re: BOLEX-WILD VARIOTIMER?
This device appears in the 1973 Bolex factory catalog. The Variotimer system is designed to assure absolutely even exposures in animation, single-frame, and time-lapse filming. It's comprised of four separate units: the Camera Single-Frame Motor that attaches to spring-wound H-16 cameras, a Control Unit with adjustable exposure times from 1/10 of a second to ten seconds per frame, a Timing Unit that permits automatic single-frame filming at intervals from 0.3 seconds to 6 hours, and a Converter for single-frame filming in locations where 110VAC isn't available. The motor alone doesn't appear to be of any use without the accessory units.
Re: BOLEX-WILD VARIOTIMER?
Thanks for filling me in!
R8: Bolex B8
S8: Beaulieu 7008 Pro, Beaulieu 4008zm2 "Jubilee", Leicina Special, Eumig Nautica (24fps)
DS8: Bolex H8 Rex4
S16: Bolex Rex4
S8: Beaulieu 7008 Pro, Beaulieu 4008zm2 "Jubilee", Leicina Special, Eumig Nautica (24fps)
DS8: Bolex H8 Rex4
S16: Bolex Rex4
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Re: BOLEX-WILD VARIOTIMER?
yep its a cool setup…i picked one up on gumtree last year build tough to (i don't have the converter unit )…..still haven't actually shot stuff on it yet…but its on my list of things to do.