Movie Makers (Jun-Dec 1928)

Photo Near Range Finder "Instafocu" (Instant Focus) for MOVIE CAMERAS Features of "Instafocu": 1. Correct Distance instantly: abolishes time' consuming and unreliable tape-measure. 2. Equally Important for Amateur and Professional. 3. Absolute assurance of perfect sharpness in "Close-Ups." 4 . The tape fails for * l Shots ' ' from platforms and balconies — kTnstafocu,, never fails — . 5. "Instafocu1' determines the "Hyper-Focal" Point easily and unerringly. 6. "Instafocu'1 does away with an Assistant for measuring distances with tape. Rangefinder "Instafocu" is constructed on the coincidence principle, known as the most reliable method of correct rangefinding. A second or two establishes the coincidence and the accurate distance is read off the dial. The "Instafocu" determines distances within a fraction of the focal depth of any lens — there fore unfailing reliability. Price $17.50 Write for descriptive literature No. 2090 (M) E. LEITZ, INC. 60 EAST TENTH STREET New York, N. Y. Agents: For Pacific Coast States: Spindler & Sauppe, Offices at San Francisco and Los Angeles, Cal. UNUSUAL FILM CAESARIAN OPERATION 100 Ft.— Price $15.C0 Take the Shake Out of Your Pictures USE STEDISTRAP Price $5.00 Home Movie Service Co. 2128 Cathedral Ave., Norwood, O. Everything for the Home Movie Maker. no doubt in future be made available for 16 mm. cameras." Staff A ddition HPHE New York Institute of Pho•*■ tography recently added to its staff Mr. Eric J. Cederberg, as head of the Motion Picture Department. Mr. Cederberg has been actively engaged in motion picture work for several years, having made a trip around the world for Kinemacolor, filmed the great Indian Durbar and later shot some of the greatest screen successes. His later work includes such favorably known productions as "The King of Kings," "In Old Kentucky," and other outstanding features. This addition to the staff of the Institute insures thorough, upto-date instruction to its students. Service Stations T70R the benefit of our traveling * amateurs we print here a list of Cine-Kodak finishing stations, processing the well-known Eastman reversible film: United States Rochester, N. Y., Eastman Kodak Company. Chicago, 111., Indiana Avenue and 18th Street. San Francisco, Calif., 241 Battery Street. Jacksonville, Fla., 315 W. 8th Street. Europe London, England, Kodak Limited, Kingsway, W. C. 2. Paris, France, Kodak Societe Ano nyme Francaise. Milan, Italy, Kodak Societa Anonima, Corso Vittorio Emanuele, 34. Rome, Italy, Kodak Societa Anonima, Corso Umberto I, 399. Madrid, Spain, Kodak Sociedad Anonima, Puerta del Sol, 4. Copenhagen, Denmark, Kodak Aktie selskab, Ostergade I. Geneva, Switzerland, Kodak Societe Anonyme, Rue de la Confederation 11. Berlin, Germany, Kodak Ges. m. b. H., Markgrafenstrasse 76. . Africa Cairo, Kodak (Egypt) Societe Anonyme, Elfy Bey Street. Capetown, Kodak (South Africa) Limited, 38 Adderley Street. Asia Bombay, India, Kodak Limited, Kodak House, Hornby Road. Singapore, Kodak Ltd., 3 Battery Road. Australasia Melbourne, Kodak Australasia Party Ltd., 284 Collins Street. South America Rio de Janiero, Kodak Brasileira Ltd., Rua Sao Pedro, 270. Buenos Aires, Kodak Argentina Ltd., Calle Paso, 438. Have you ordered YOUR BINDER? Sold at cost $1.50 MOVIE MAKERS 105 West 40th Street, New York, N. Y. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS EQUIPMENT FOR SALE EASTMAN Cine Kodak Model "A", new, with tripod. Sell for $175. List $225. Cinema Supply Co., 804 Eleventh St., Washington, D. C. PROJECTOR— Model A Kodascope with carrying case; list price, $205.00 new, for cash, $147.00. A. S. Aloe Company, 707 Olive St. Louis. CINE-KODAK— Model A, with F-1.9 lens and tripod, $225.00 outfit, new, $175.00 cash takes it. A. S. Aloe Company, 707 Olive St. Louis. NEW Sept Spring Movie Camera, $25. Negative 2% cents foot, 16mm. Camera, $45. Projector, 16mm. 200 watt lamp, $70. Apparatus bought. Ray, 296 Fifth Ave., New York. USED VICTOR CINE CAMERAS, one fitted with Schneider Xenar F:2 lens, $110.00; one fitted with Meyer Plasmat F:1.5 lens, $120.00, fully guaranteed. WILLOUGHBYS, 110 W. 32nd St., New York. 1A GRAFLEX, roll film, Bausch and Lomb Zeiss Tessar /-4.5 lens. Excellent condition, $75. Also lea Atom, Carl Zeiss /-4.5 lens, case and film pack adapter. As new. Write for particulars. Eugene L. Bulson, 4301 Pembroke Lane, Fort Wayne, Ind. PATH EX 9MM— Complete equipment used in making prize winning film Photoplay contest, cost $200.00; will sell for $75.00. Details on request. C. R. Underwood, 3838 Kennerly, St. Louis, Mo. Second-hand 3-speed Fiimo or Model 3 Victor Camera in good condition only. Give full details. Lehman, 111 Curtis Ave., Collingswood, N. J. TRADING OFFERS~~ SWAP cameras. Stills for movies or movies for stills — amateur and professional. Bass Camera Company, 179 West Madison St., Chicago. SEND 500 feet for 400 feet good usable 16mm. film. For equal footage swap send $1.00 per hundred. NEW films and equipment cheap. Stewart Marshall, Rome, Georgia. NEW Automatic Pathex Camera and motor driven Projector, with accessories; will swap for anything photographic of equal value. Box 98, Lebanon, N. H. EQUIPMENT WANTED WE PAY highest cash prices for all makes of 16 and 35 mm Cameras and Projectors. Give full details first letter. Monarch Theatre Supply Co., Memphis, Tenn. 542