We stock a variety of Bolex cine equipment, but our greatest Bolex inventory and customer interest is in the line of Bolex H16mm cameras which date from the 1930's and are still in production today. Our inventory of Bolex H16 cameras fall into two categories; those mostly later models with reflex viewing while filming, and those mostly earlier models without reflex viewing while filming. Both versions offer a springwind drive, 100' daylight loading, variable frame rates, and have sophisticated functions such as single frame, time exposure, footage and frame counter, handcrank/backwind, and the option of adding external electric motors, time lapse motors, remote controls, matte boxes, and most of the many accessories made for Bolex H16 cameras by the original or other manufacturers. Particular models have variable shutters that allow for in-camera fades and sharper images, magazine saddles that allow for 400' external magazines for film economy and very long runs, and, in the case of non-reflex while filming models, rackover full frame viewing and focusing prior to filming. All Bolex H16 cameras we stock use standard threaded C-mount lenses, although the reflex models require RX C-mount lenses for focal lengths of 25mm or less. Bolex H16 cameras are often the first choice of animators, astronomers, nature studies, laboratory scientists, and those working in instrumentation technology. We also stock Bolex super and regular 8mm cameras for those who want to shoot titles or intercuts for their parent's home movies, or experiment in the least expensive film medium. Query us with your project needs and we'll explain the options that Bolex H16 cameras might provide you.