Cinematographic annual : 1930 (1930)

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192 CINEMATOGRAPHIC ANNUAL central in the magazine and prevent it from creeping to one side or the other. In fact they practically act as a film reel. Standard 35 mm. magazines can also be used on the camera when using 35 mm. film; thus making it possible to use some of the equipment that the producer now has. This is accomplished by making a special adapter which fastens on top of the camera. This adapter partially covers the hole for the large size film and excludes all light from the inside of the camera when using the 35 mm. Fearless 65 mm. camera, showing mechanism in oil-tight and sound-proof compartment. magazines. With the adapter in place, standard 35 mm. magazines can be used. Other features furnished as standard equipment in the new Fearless camera include a quick focusing device; full force feed lubrication to all major driven parts, all driving parts being inclosed, and running in an oil bath; and two built-in footage counters. As special equipment the camera can be furnished with a built-in speedometer, a built-in three-speed high-speed gear box and a built-in sound recording mechanism. To elaborate on the method of focusing the photographic lens — The camera is built with a sliding turret and lens carrier on the front of the camera box. This lens carrier is mounted in dove tails and constructed so that it may be shifted across the front of the camera box to a point where the photographic lens is in front of the ground glass of the focusing tube. The lens carrier is made so that the light shade is mounted to it and instead of having to shift the