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Filmo Cameras and Projectors moviemaking
JUST as Bell 8 Howell Professional Cameras and cine-machines have for 23 years been the standard of comparison in the film producing industry, so are Filmo 16 mm. Cameras, Projectors, and Accessories the choice of personal movie makers who demand the finest results from their equipment.
Filmo 5 7 Projector
Filmo 70A, the original automatic camera, was so advanced in its original design that it is sold now, seven years later, in ever-increasing numbers. It offers two film speeds, lens interchangeability, spy-glass viewfinder, and a host of other features which insure matchless picture quality.
Filmo 70-D's design is based upon that of Filmo 70-A, but it includes new features which make it truly "the master of all personal movie cameras." Most important among these new 70-D features are: seven film speeds, ranging from 8 to 64 exposures per second; three-lens turret head; variable area spyglass viewfinder.
Filmo 75 is a pocket-size camera, light and compact, ideal for outdoor sport use. It produces pictures of unsurpassed quality, as it is built to the same high standards as the other B. & H. cameras. It is distinctive in design, aristocratic in appearance, and is offered in your choice of three rich colors.
Filmo 57 Projector is a fitting companion of the Filmo Cameras. It shows pictures of unexcelled clarity and brilliance, free from any trace of flicker. Features include 9 to 1 shuttle
Filmo 70-A
movement, powerful direct lighting system, reverse film movement, provision for still projection, and lens interchangeability.
Filmo Cameras and Projectors may be had with the lenses and filters necessary for taking and showing natural color pictures by the Kodacolor process. A full line of quality accessories and 16 mm. library films is also available.
Bell & Howell Company
Dept. P, 1826^ Larchmont Ave., Chicago, 111.; 11 W. 42nd St., New York 6324 Santa Monica Blvd., Hollywood; 320 Regent St., London (B. 8 H. Co.
Ltd.), Established 1907.
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