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Cine Kodak Special II 16mm Movie Film Camera
Released in 1948, the Cine-Kodak Special II is a 16mm motion picture camera known for its versatility and durability. It features interchangeable film magazines, a two-lens turret, and the ability to shoot standard live action, under/over-cranked footage, and single-frame animation.
 
This Cine-Kodak Special II has a strong crank motor and comes with a 15mm viewfinder, a 25mm viewfinder, and a take-up reel. 

Cine Kodak Special II 16mm Movie Film Camera

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  • 16mm Film

    - The camera uses 16mm film, either single or double perforated. 

    Interchangeable Film Magazines

    - It uses detachable film magazines (also called "film chambers") that hold 100 or 200 feet of film. 

    Two-Lens Turret

    - The Special II has a two-lens turret, allowing for quick lens changes. The original Special had a planar turret, but the Special II's diverging turret design prevented longer lenses from interfering with the taking lens. 

    Clockwork Drive

    - The camera is spring-wound, providing power for filming and offering adjustable speeds from 8 to 64 frames per second. 

    Versatile Shooting Modes

    - It supports standard live action, under/over-cranking, and single-frame shooting, making it suitable for a wide range of filming styles. 

    Adjustable Shutter

    - The fully adjustable shutter allows for fades and other special effects. 

    Backwind

    - The camera features a backwind mechanism for creating overlaps and other effects. 

    Critical Reflex Focusing

    - It includes a critical reflex focusing system, ensuring sharp images. 

    Frame and Footage Counters

    - The camera has indicators for tracking exposed frames and footage

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