Canon zoom 518 super 8-RV/Canon 8-T eight/Canon 518-2 Câmera de filmar

3 filmcamera's van Canon, alledrie werkend

Canon eight
This was the first Canon 8mm movie camera and the third movie camera in Japan, following the Cinemax from Uriu Seiki Co. and the Cine Elmo from Elmo Co., Ltd. The Cine 8-T had six interchangeable lenses for its twin lens turret system. The major specification was the viewfinder, with an automatic parallax compensation mechanism coupling with the lens. It was an innovative viewfinder at the time, having an interchangeable angle of view and magnification coupled with interchangeable lenses.


Canon zoom 518-2 super 8

In April 1964, Eastman Kodak announced a new 8mm film standard: Super 8. This standard had a larger image size than regular 8, and the film was contained in an easy-to-handle cartridge. The new standard severely impacted other manufacturers. Sales of regular 8-type 8mm cameras in the market dropped drastically, and development of regular 8 cameras was cancelled immediately, even for models nearly completed.


Canon auto zoom 518 sv super 8
Lens: Canon zoom 1,8 / 9,5 – 47,5 mm
Microprism Focusing
Auto / Manual Zoom
Frame rates: 18, 24, ‘approx. 36’ + single frame (single frame only via cable release)
Manual / Auto Exposure (Auto-exposure mechanism reads:25T/16, 40T/25, 64T/40, 100T/64, 160T/100, 250T/160 and 400T/250)
Fades

Twee in originele opbergbox van Canon

Camera's zijn in goede conditie, vrij van schimmel en stof.

Niet getest met film