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-^ The friction type head gives super-smooth pan and tilt action with 360^ pan and 80 tilt ranges. A generous sized pin and trunnion assures long and dependable service. "Spread-leg" design affords utmost rigidity and quick, positive height adjustments. A "T" level (like those used in heavy professional models) is built into this 14 lb. superfine tripod. The top-plate can be set for 16mm. E.K. Cine Special, v/ith or without motor; 35mm. DeVry and B & H Eyemo (with motor), and with or without alignment gauge. Many other features are graphically described in literature that will be sent upon request.
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"Professional Jr." tripods are used by leading Newsreel companies, 16mm and 35mm motion picture producers, the U. S. Government, — Signal Corps, Navy Department, and Office of Strategic Services — for important sound and silent work.
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Left — 35mm Eyemo with motor and 400 ft. magazines mounted on "Professional Jr."
American Cinematographer
August, 1942
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