Movie Makers (Jan-Dec 1939)

Magazine Cine-Kodak, left, is so designed that you can load it, literally, with your eyes shut, You thread no film in the camera/ you merely slip a magazine of film into place and close the camera cover — a three-second operation. Magazine Cine-Kodak uses 50-foot loadings of Cine-Kodak Film, both black-and-white and Kodachrome; it has three operating speeds, and its standard f.1.9 lens may be easily replaced by any of the seven accessory lenses — six telephoto, one wideangle. Price $117.50/ with standard combination carrying case, $130. Cine-Kodak Model K, right above, is, properly, one of the most popular of all movie cameras. It has 100-foot film capacity, two film speeds, two excellent view-finders, and its standard lens is the famous Kodak Anastigmat 1 -inch (A .9. Any of the accessory lenses shown at the right can be quickly and easily put to work on the "K." Film footage indicators and exposure guides are standard with all Cine-Kodaks. Cine-Kodak Model K, $80/ with carrying case, $91.50. These accessory lenses are available for use with Magazine Cine-Kodak and Model K: 1 5 mm. f.2.7 focusing wide-angle lens, 2-inch f.3.5 lens, SWndi f.2.7 lens, 3-inch f.4.5 lens, 4-inch f.2.7 lens, 4%-inch f.4.5 lens, and Sit 6-inch f.4.5 lens. The standard 1-inch f.1.9 lenS is included in this group,)! lower right. Individual adapters for Magazine Cine-Kodak and Cine-KodilcK permit swift and easy interchange of these accessory lenses. The Adapter f« Magazine Cine-Kodak is shown between the 1-inch lens and the focuiinj wide-angle lens. Cine-Kodak Model E is an outstanding value in the 16 mm. m0*!e'Tjl field. It is an excellent camera in every respect, offering simplified fi,fn ing, an unexcelled view-finder, in which one of the two film footage indicators 5 incorporated, three useful operating speeds, capacity for 50 orlOO-f'01 .» incorporated, three useful operating speeds, capacity ro. ^ -■ , rolls of all Cine-Kodak Films, an excellent fixed-focus f.3.5 Kodak An« lens, and exceptional mechanical ruggedness. Its price is only S39 a^^CINE-KODAK \yy ITH a Cine-Kodak, movie making is the real pleasure it should be. For a Cine-Kodak is so right, so logical and simple, that it frees you of operating worries. Your attention stays where it should be -on the scenes being shot. The secret of operating ease, of course, is in skilful design and precision construction. In design, in mechanism, and in photographic ability, Cine-Kodaks offer all that the most exacting movie makers can require. Plus operating ease. Each of the three 16 mm. Cine-Kodaks, the Model E, Model K, and Magazine Cine-Kodak, has its own special capabilities. Your choice will depend on your individual movie-making ambitions. CINE-KODAK FILMS (16 MM.) Super-X Panchromatic Safety Film is a truly beautiful black-and-white film, of exceedingly fine grain, great brilliance, and speed equivalent to that of the famous "SS" Pan. In 100 and 50-foot rolls and in 50-foot magazines at $6, $3.25, and $3.50 respectively. Super-XX Panchromatic Safety Film is the speed Film, more than twice as fast as Super-X, with remarkable, clean cut quality. In 1 00 and 50-foot rolls, and in 50-foot magazines at $7.50, $4, and $4.25 respectively. Kodachrome Safety Film is the color film that is revolutionizing photography. In 100 and 50-foot rolls at $9 and $4.75, and in 50-foot magazines at $5. Cine-Kodak Safety Film (panchromatic) is a thoroughly satisfactory film for use when the special capacities of the other films are not required. In 1 00-foot rolls only, at $4.50. EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY, ROCHESTER, N. Y.