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Replacing the power zoom battery in this legendary Bolex camera lens.

only paid $65 for this badboy, hoping to put it to goo duse on my upcoming musical biopic about a certain 60s musician.

A video showing how to oil a Bolex D8L 8mm film camera.

A man is driven insane by his occupation; amazing, frightening.

Pnau's classic adventure in 50s style and attempted substance.

Directed by James Littlemore and art directed/illustrated by Stepahnie Anderson

Quick description of how to clean a bolex.

please use high quality lens cleaning cloth and fluid or you can also use a toothpick doussed in pure I...

bolex 160 une camera d une qualitè sans ègal

shot with a 16mm bolex, I captured moments around the world from the window of my car.

Oscar-winning director John Korty reveals the Other Half of the job—dealing with people, actors, producers, crew and audience.

Much more informat...

This is my Bolex 16mm home movie camera.

Serial number 90041 indicates a manufacture year of 1953 according to the Bolex Collector's website.

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Made for all Bolex users. After loading, the film should be run until the footage counter reads "0" to avoid the few feet of fogged film at the head.

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going to the Bolex factory - Yverdon - Switzerland - 12/2007

My second stop-motion short. It's sort of a romantic comedy, starring the Grim Reaper. I shot it with a 16mm Bolex, and edited it on Final Cut. Man...

A stop-motion animation about a haunted train in the Old West. I shot it on 16mm film, using a Bolex. All the models are paper. I used illustration...