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Nev Eclair ACL: half the size and half the weight!
sound and siLnt running in a camera that lis 8V2 pounds and is less than a foot long.
elson has made a sho: docntary film with an AC. "In , I've always looked raund lace to rest the caiera 1 shots," says Mr. Nlson. ith this new one, I fond it ccur to me to put it own."
ith its 200 foot maazine nout a lens, the ACL 'eighs n 9 pounds and mesures hes from front to bac. Half i of its competitors Less ■If the weight.
his is the most incor.mculera on the market. It comilent, of course. Ham held, ch smaller and lowe than ad, as you can see. Th bat
tery weighs about a pound and fits into your pocket.
And the ACL is jast. You can change its clip-on magazine in less than five seconds. No threading; no need to touch the film at all. Film maker Eric Saarinen says: "This is the first silent camera that you can run with."
The ACL has a crystal-control motor. Sync sound with no connection whatever between camera and tape recorder. Fantastic accuracy. Sync error is less than i/^ frame in one continuous 200 foot take. That's 8,000 frames.
What else? A universal lens mount that lets you use any lens
with any mount. Extremely bright and precise reflex viewing, with a viewfinder that rotates 360 degrees. And a price that's considerably lower than the competition.
For more information, ask us for our free ACL brochure.
7262 Melrose Avenue, Los Angeles. Calif. 90046. 73 S. Central Avenue, Valley Stream. N.Y. 11580.
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