The ARRI ARRIFLEX 16 BL , limited EQ edition movie camera with the Serial Number 51858
ARRI ARRIFLEX 16 BL EQ is the last production run of the legendary Arri 16BL series, a noiseless 16 mm mirror reflex camera with electric drive.
EQ model of 16mm ARRI BL film camera has additional built an Arri FACTORY crystal sync motor. No add on speed controller needed for sync sound film making.
Very rare EQ model
IN FULL EXCELLENT WORKING ORDER
Films at 25fps, 50fps, 12,5fps and 6,25 fps
With moderate signs of use, see pls pictures.
Was used by ASKARIAN FILMS for producing full length fiction and documentary movies, also in cooperation with & for TV Channels ARTE, ZDF, WDR, etc.
Comes with TWO! ANGENIEUX ZOOM LENSES
Both Lenses are in Arri Standard Mounts
Fitting ARRI 16 BL EQ camera mount
ANGENIEUX ZOOM F 10-150MM/1:2-2.8 type 15X10B with original ARRI blimp, MATTE BOX & FILTER PLATE, FILTER, etc. in excellent condition as new pls see pictures
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ANGENIEUX ZOOM ULTRA FAST F 9,5-57MM /1:1.6-2.2 type 6X9,5B in good working condition
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with 2 Original Arri Fly Aluminium Cases(!!! pictures 11 and 12 and come empty separately from Armenia!!!)
Comes with two ARRI magazines 400 ft/120 meter
With Belt Battery SR-50 (3,5 kilogram heavy) delivering alone power for hole shooting day.
With 2 cables, one for charging battery directly from wall & the second for connecting the battery to camera drive
Comes with 2 Wonderful Original Arri Fly Aluminium Cases of this camera in good working shape(see pls pictures) are now in Armenia & must be sent separately to buyer.
With printed manual.
For worldwide shipping buyer will be responsible for all costs/customs charges.
"Nothing like it in this century has ever been seen. Of course it's a machine, but so is an automobile, so is a plane. But no other machine touches the minds and hearts of men and women as the film-camera can." |
Lillian Gish, Actress 1893 - 1993 |
Camera loaded with 400ft (120m) 16mm color negative film (The film is destroyed now by taking this shot!) |
Considered as workhorse of the 16 mm Movie and TV Industry, Arriflex 16 BL Camera is used for recording of Feature film, Documentary, Sports and Music Video. Shoot in 16 mm, and blow it up to 35 mm for Independent Feature Film, Theatrical, or Commercial release. Rental Rate: approx. $ 150.00 per Day without Tripod and Fluid head |
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Introduced in 1965, the 16 BL is ARRI's first silent 16mm camera. This model was originally designated the 16 Q (Q for Quiet), and was renamed before it became available for purchase in early 1965. The ARRIFLEX 16 BL designed to be used with a 400ft magazines has long been a standard production camera for 16mm sync sound filming. Combining the features of light weight, compact design and quiet operation with the ARRI reputation of ruggedness and reliability, the 16 BL can take any job, even hand-held work! Camera features 180 degrees mirror-shutter, reflex viewfinder with TV ground glass and separate auto-closure eyepiece. Bayonet lock lens mount. Accepts multi-speed crystal motor. Available with blimped Zeiss 10-100mm or 12-120mm Angenieux. |
Full discription of the ARRIFLEX 16 BL |
Function mode of the Camera Movement: |
The "Movement" is the heart of a camera. It transports not only the film, but is also responsible for its accurate stop. It is not simply sufficient to stop the transport only on the contrary it must be ensured that each frame remains standing by hundred percent exactly positioned before the Film Gate. The tolerances amounted to about 1/2000 of the image height, which corresponds to a value of 0.0037 mm for example with 16 mm. |
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The transportation cycle of the Movement must be synchronized additionally with the rotation of the Rotary Shutter. Only if the Rotary Shutter is before the Film Gate, thus no light falls on the film, these may be moved by the grippers. Usually the synchronisation takes place between Movement and Rotary Shutter via the mechanical coupling by means of a common drive shaft (see upper diagram), in rare cases in addition, on purely electronic way. |
An Invitation to Dream |
"Imagine..." To realize dreams, to transform them into moving images - this is what cinematography has been about since its beginning. This medium, combining imagination and technology in a unique and fascinating way, has created increasingly realistic illusions in its 100 year history. And often one could not determine afterwards what came first: the filmmaker`s untamable imagination, or the technology that made it possible to capture it on film. Thus the history of film is also the history of film technology. |
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