Taking a look at the Cine'- Kodak Eight Model 60 Motion Picture Camera.

I pulled this oldie off the shelf to take a closer look at this popular motion picture camera from the mid 1930's to early the early 1940's. Bringing cameras to the masses and using pre-rolled, Kodakchrome film spools.
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[@ritazwicker3426]

So interesting.👍

[@paulpiasecki]

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[@rothellecooke7425]

Cool camera, I have the bigger brother the Cine - Kodak Model K 16mm and a Cine-Kodak Reliant 8mm because I can control the fps on that one. It'll be nice to see you doing some bts loading, metering, shooting and post the video.

[@paulpiasecki]

Hello, Very cool, I loved 16mm back in the day. This particular film is available, bit the lens on this camera is questionable. I believe its fogged, I tried to clean it. I have other camera to look at that I will get to shoot with and post the results.