Movie Makers (Jun-Dec 1928)

A Quality Combination CINE CAMERA equipped with DALLMEYER, ULTRA-SPEED LENS $ 150 COMPLETE Using 16 mm. Cine film, the Victor is an instrument of high quality and fine precision, with a number of features not found in other makes, such as: Normal Speed — Half Speed — Super Speed and S'L'OW MOTION. /-L9 With this ultra-speed Dallmeyer lens, the Victor be comes an ideal outfit for making beautiful, fully-timed pictures under those adverse light conditions where photography is impossible with the average lens. MAIL ORDERS SHIPPED PREPAID Herbert & Huesgen Co. 18 EAST 42nd STREET NEW YORK Sole Dallmeyer Distributors for the TJnited States 00 sJOS. /CHNEIDER 6 CO XENON P2 /PEED elMs QUALITY FOR THE NEW CINE CAMERA r IT IS NOW LISTED AND RECOMMENDED BY THE VICTOR ANIMATOGRAPH CO. A Perfect Combination! The three-speed Victor camera and the super-speed Xenon F :2 Lens. Each designed for flexible use and quality results. Combined, they offer the best value in cine-camera equipment. // your dealer is not stocked we can supply him immediately from New York. Write for full particulars. Price Complete $145 TPI/I\ PANORAMING & TILTING L \VI*TLIN FILTER RIF-OO OP The Rams tein-Op tochrome equalizes the exposure between sky and foreground. For color cor' rection, cloud effects, and to bring out detail in the distance. The only sky filter made of optical glass, ground and polished, and that contains no gelatine or cc ment. Made in all di' ameters to fit any lens. Send for new catalogues and prices. Write for complete cine catalogue Locks for panoraming only or for tilting only. Panorams without jerks, tilts smoothly, locks firmly. Professional quality, sturdily constructed, mechanically perfect. Price $7.50. BURLEIGH I I C t hS Sole Agent U. S. A. 136 LIBERTY STREET NEW YORK CITY VIEW FINDER From Out West "T WISH to compliment you on the increasing excellence of Movie Makers. All of your stuff is 100% good and is just exactly what the motion picture enthusiast is looking for. I do not see how anyone with a movie camera can afford to miss an issue." — Charles J. Belden, Pitchfork, Wyoming. Technical Information "TT gives me much pleasure to inform you that our Movie Makers Magazine is becoming most interesting and full of valuable technical information every month. I wish every success to it." — D. L. Mistry, Bombay, India. Likes Leaders "' I "HE five leaders ordered last week arrived, and I wish to compliment you on the artistic effect of these novelties. I am enclosing $20 for 20 more of the same and wish to thank you for the opportunity you give the amateur to improve the finish of his product." — P. Medicus, New York, N.Y. Helpful "T THINK you have a great magazine and one which should be helpful to the fans." — Walter L. Roche, Chillicothe, Ohio. Wants it Weekly " A LL amateur movie makers ought to be thankful to those who have managed to get up such a helpful and entertaining monthly as Movie Makers. My only regret is that it is not a weekly, and the mails do take such a long time to come to such a God-forsaken place as Penang." — Lim Kean Chuan, Penang, S. S. From France "^^0 one can afford to miss the stimulation of a single number of Movie Makers, always toning up the amateur to produce work of professional quality and to record the remote and unique at its best." — Wm. S. McClure, Lyon, France. Professional Praise "V^OUR magazine is by far the finest piece of printed matter which has ever been issued in the film field — either theatrical or non-theatrical branch of the industry." — Henry Bollman, Motion Pictures, New York, N. Y. On Coverage " A S for your magazine, I am quite sure that there is none other in the world covering its ground quite as completely and successfully as Movie Makers, without even considering its age. It seems to me that those people who are complaining about such things as covers are unconsciously admitting the perfection of the major parts." — W. Melvin Crook, Montclair, N.J. From an Aviator "CORRY I delayed my renewal, but the follow-up letter to me was worth it. Of course, life wouldn't be worth while without your magazine. Seriously — it's good and improving all the time." — Lieut. R. C. Wriston, Montgomery, Alabama. Welcomed in England u~\ZO\] realize that amateur movie work in England is far behind in progress compared with the United States; also that those who are interested in this delightful pastime will have to look to America for suggestions, films, and equipment. I think that your journal is excellent; I read it from cover to cover every month." — W . R. Stein way, London, England. 494