Presenting a classic piece of cinematic history, the Paillard-Bolex H16 Reflex is a legendary 16mm spring-wound cine camera known for its robust Swiss engineering and exceptional performance. This model, introduced in 1956, features a reflex viewfinder system, allowing for through-the-lens focusing and framing. It's an ideal camera for filmmakers, collectors, and anyone who appreciates the unique aesthetic of authentic 16mm motion picture film.

Technical Specifications:

• Production Year: 1956 (H16 Reflex model)

• Film Type: 16mm daylight loading spools (100 ft)

• Lens Mount: C-Mount with a three-lens rotating turret

• Included Lenses: This kit includes the rare and desirable Kern-Paillard Macro-YVAR 150mm f/3.3 telephoto C-mount lens that has taken a knock over time and the focus is stiff. The optics are excellent, a Kern-Paillard Switar 25mm f/1.4 RX C-mount lens, and an additional wide-angle lens in excellent optical and mechanical condition.

• Shutter: 144-degree shutter

• Shutter Speed/Frame Rates: 8, 16, 24, 32, and 64 frames per second

• Weight: Approximately 5.5 lbs (2.5 kg) without lenses

• Dimensions: 8.5" x 6" x 3" (220 x 180 x 130mm)

• Motor: Constant speed, spring-wound motor with an automatic threading mechanism.

Condition Report: This vintage camera is in excellent condition for its age. The spring motor winds smoothly and runs at all speeds, and the footage counter and frame counter are fully functional. The included lenses are in good condition with clear optics. The exterior shows light cosmetic wear consistent with use and age, including minor scuffs and scratches on the aluminum body and chrome parts, but no major dents or damage. The leatherette covering is fully intact. This camera is not film tested.