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Please join me as I stumble through a description of the many amazing features of the Pathé Professional Studio Camera. My guided tour is intended to show off the features this camera offered that made it the most popular camera of its time, and why it retains an important place in the history of m...


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We are still getting back into the swing of things after a short break for the holidays and new year, but we wanted to take a moment to thank everyone for their enthusiastic support of our ARRI 2B/2C power adapters and


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Offered here is one of the finest motion picture film cameras ever made, the ARRICAM ST. This particular ARRICAM ST is factory brand new. It has only been out of the original Arriflex factory boxes 3 times in its life and it has never had a single frame of film shot through it. The ARRICAM ST was i...


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Now available is our power adapter that works with most ARRI pistol grip motors for the ARRI 2B and 2C 35mm cameras. Gone are the frustrating days when the old, cracked ARRI 2B and 2C cables failed to work. Now those cables can be replaced with our power adapter and any off-the-shelf 4-pin XLR powe...


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I am so happy to send this classic Bell & Howell 2709 camera to its new home this week. Its new owner is planning to give it a new life shooting movies once again. This camera has a long history, originally purchased by the US Department of the Interior in 1936.

Later in its life...


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