150 Super
- Format
- Super 8
- Introduced
- 1967
- Original archive
- View preserved page ↗
The first Bolex Super 8 model. Unconventional design with a built-in lens, bright reflex viewfinder, and a film chamber located on top of the camera body.
Bolex 150 Super 8
Bolex 150 Woman
Bolex 150 Lens
Specifications
- Weight
- 2 lb, 6 oz. (1.08 kg)
- Type
- Super 8 cartridge load, battery operated.
- Power Supply
- Camera motor: four 1.5v AA batteries. Exposure control: two PX-13 1.35v mercury cells.
- Lens
- Paillard 8.5mm-30mm f/1.9 zoom lens. Focal length is controlled by turning a milled knob, equipped with a folding lever. Focusing from 32" to infinity is controlled by milled thumb-knob. Lens hood folds down when not in use. Built-in mount accepts series VI filters.
- Automatic Exposure
- Fully automatic exposure control; Diaphragm lock for manual exposure control.
- Viewfinder
- Reflex viewing with semi-reflecting prism system. Adjustable knob for image sharpness.
- Single Speed
- 18 frames per second
- Release Button
- Continuous exposures can be made by a trigger release on the front of the grip handle. Trigger can be flipped up to prevent accidental filming.
- Footage Counter
- A large clock-style footage indicator, divided into 24 sectors of 8 seconds, shows how much film is left in the camera.
- Single Frame
- A specially designed accessory, positioned in front of the ordinary release, allows the user to expose single frames for filming animation, titles, etc.
- Grip
- Built-in grip with trigger release and 1/4" thread tripod socket.
- Included Accessories
- Carrying case; Filter mount; Neck Strap
The original archive
The preserved BolexCollector.com page, exactly as captured.