Movie Makers (Jan-Dec 1942)

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* I HERE'S small need to tell you how important that dependable Cine-Kodak of yours really is. Now more than ever. But — what shape is it in? It will make movies — yes. Good movies. Year after year. With little or no attention. Yet a movie camera is a delicate instrument requiring the precise co-ordination of many moving parts. The more valuable your camera has been to you . . . the more it has been used . . . the greater is the likelihood that some of these parts have worn . . . the greater the possibility that some may be out of adjustment. Now — more than ever — needful adjustments, repairs, or replacements are a move of foresight and economy. YOUR DEALER IS YOUR CONTACT There are two separate and distinct methods by which such repairs can be effected. Whichever plan you adopt the initial step is the same: Take your equipment to your dealer. If he is not equipped to do the work himself, he will know the address of the nearest authorized Eastman repair service. One suggestion here — why not deliver your camera in its carrying case? It's good protection. And it, too, may need a bit of touching up. The first plan is for you to indicate what repairs you believe your camera needs. If desired, charges for the repair or replacement of individual parts will be quoted before the work is executed. Even then, of course, Eastman trouble shooters will make a general check of your equipment and recommend all needful repairs — which, however, will not be undertaken without your say-so. Your Cine-Kodak will be returned to you through your dealer — less 25%0 of the usual repair charges if the CineKodak is received by repair shops before May 1. CAMERAS "GOOD AS NEW" The second plan, and probably the more advisable if your equipment has seen considerable service, is for you to turn it in for a complete overhaul. Some idea of the meaning of "complete" is given by the illustration and listing across the page. The equipment is completely dismantled. Every single part of it is checked and tested — and checked and tested again. All parts that need adjustment— and can be adjusted — are adjusted. Other parts are repaired. Still others replaced. Then the equipment is given exactly the same tests and inspection which brand new equipment must undergo — then returned to you — and the cost is 25% less than the usual cost of camera repairs, if received by repair shops before May 1. nUTHlSl a**00** £S** pwcls CINE-KODAK **» $7 50 yodels 20 and 1 ^Q Model 60 • • • CINE-KODAK Model B ••••■• " NVodel BB ..*:•• l*odel I* • • • Model K • • Model E • • ,ine Sixteen . Magazine =» ^ . • • • $14.00 u.oo 10.00 » 12.00 10.00 12.00