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The International Guide by Juergen
Lossau. A book with 80 chapters about the formats, all former companies,
the best designers and their models. A catalog about all ever built 3,350 models: 16mm, 9.5mm, 8mm, Single 8, Super 8 and Double-Super-8 formats. From Ansco, Bell & Howell, Chinon, Fairchild, GAF, Geyer, Konica, Mamiya up to Revere, Ricoh or Wollensak. The first and only complete guide. US-$ 119.00 including shipping. more >> |
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The International Guide by Juergen Lossau.
A book with 60 chapters about the formats, all former companies,
all models, the inflight entertainment industry and the history of all movie projectors from the former Eastern Bloc.
A catalog about all ever built 2,800 models: 16mm, 9.5mm, 8mm, Single 8, Super 8 and Double-Super-8 formats. From Ansco, Bell & Howell, Chinon, Fairchild, Fuji, Minolta up to Revere, Ricoh or Zeiss Ikon. The first and only complete guide. US-$ 119.00 including shipping. more >> |
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Cut - A Picture Book About Splicers | ||||
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The extended catalog
with about 400 additional models, 480 pages in color, 350 supplementary photos, 45 new
stories about manufacturers such as Aaton, Ansco, Coronet, DeVry, Dralowid, Ensign,
Keystone, Petri, Victor, Wittnauer and the Russian camera producers.
Due to new information, substantially broadened chapters about Arco, Arri, Bolex, Bolsey, Canon, Eumig, Fairchild, Fuji and Polaroid. Every big manufacturer is featured with a chapter about its history. more >> |
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They all serve the same purpose but look quite different
from one another: Splicers made from wood, plastic or metal. Fascinating photos of hot
splicers, machine splicers, film planes and viewers made from bakelite.
Among them are models from the USA, England, Japan, Germany, Italy, Austria, France, Switzerland, the former GDR and Czechoslovakia. A book about a period in design history with big full-color illustrations. Author Jürgen Lossau, a German TV producer, collects movie equipment for more than ten years. more >> |
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