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Gene and Charlie Jones, NBC-TV’s famous twin team, examine one of their Bell & Howell “70” cameras in a Korean forward area.
NBC’s newsreel men prove B&H cameras under fire
In the thick of the Korean action from the very begin¬ ning, the Jones Brothers have sent NBC-TV some of the finest War pictures ever filmed, including many ex¬ clusives. These movies were filmed under exceedingly tough and dangerous conditions. In fact, when Gene Jones was wounded in the chest at the Inchon invasion, he had to inch his way back to the beachhead through hundreds of yards of severe fire . . . protecting the pre¬
cious film in his B&H “70” for NBC-TV News Caravan viewers.
Here’s what the Jones Twins say about their Bell & Howell Cameras in a letter to Robert McCormick of NBC: “...We try to ship or shoot 500 feet per day. The Bell & Howell is a rugged little camera. Both of ours have been damaged in combat . . . but we’ve managed to have them repaired by Signal Corps people.”
Features of the New B&H 70-DL
3-Lens Turret Head for instant lens change; Critical Focuser permits precise focusing through the lens; Viewfinder Turret rotates positive viewfinder objectives to match lenses on lens turret; Powerful Spring Motor operates 22 feet of film on one winding . . . maintains speed accurately throughout film run; Hand Crank for short double exposures, other trick effects and unlimited film run; 7 Film Speeds include 8, 12, 16 (normal), 24 (sound), 32, 48 and 64 (true slow motion) frames per second; Film Plane Mark for accurate focusing measure¬ ment; Parallax Adjustment corrects from in¬ finity to 3 feet; Eyepiece focuses for individual sight variations . . . increases illumination to the eye up to 600%. Complete with 1" f/1.9 lens only, $365.50.
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The Bell & Howell "70” camera is indeed a “rugged” camera. But that isn’t the only reason why it is the favorite of professionals and ambitious amateurs. This camera is designed to make the highest quality movies, yet can be carried anywhere . . . either hand held or set up in a matter of seconds to shoot under the most adverse conditions.
Guaranteed for life. During life of the product, any defect in workmanship or material will be remedied free (except trans¬ portation).
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