CANON AUTO ZOOM 814 SUPER 8mm
- Condition: Used - Excellent
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La Chaux-de-Fonds, 2300 VINTAGE FILM CANON AUTO ZOOM 814 SUPER 8mm Movie Camera All-metal Super 8 camera. Great 1,4 (!)/7.5-60mm lens. Reads all ISO films. Including front cap, case and strap. Very clean camera, white inscription 12/18/24 which is rare. Very small fungus at front lens at the outer edge, probably not within image circle and if, not visible. Need to change batteries! The Super 8 system had a film pressure plate inside the cartridge, which was unsuitable for high-end cameras. At the beginning, Eastman Kodak did not guarantee a fast lens speed, such as f/1.4. This model was developed to achieve a high-end camera for the Super 8 system. At the beginning, a 6x zoom lens was planned to be attached to this model, but Canon cleared numerous technological hurdles to apply higher magnification with a high-speed zoom lens. These hurdles included a film-driving technology within the allowance of depth of field by a fast f/1.4 lens, focusing and color reproduction for the Super 8 system, which had mainly tungsten films that always required CCA filters during the daytime. Finally, the Auto Zoom 814 Super 8, which had the world first 8x f/1.4 zoom lens, was introduced to the market. The all metal mechanical design, with a carrying handle on top, in addition to high performance, made this camera very popular among many 8mm movie camera lovers. Remise: Retrait et envoi
- Condition: Used - Excellent
- Camera types: Analogue
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hi, are u able to open up the caps for the batteries and which film do you recommend to install for this model?
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Hi and thanks for your question. Yes you can open the caps for the batteries. Do you ask for pictures? Sorry I didn’t get the question. And for the film…for color it’s really only a decision between what’s available. Basically Vision 3 or Ektachrome. If you’re filming daylight I’d go with a low iso, so Vision 3 50D or Ektachrome 100D Have a nice sunday