Bolex H16 Guide: Master Your Filmmaking

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Chapters
Bolex h16 intro: 0:00
Mystery Upgrade: 0:09
How To Use 16 mm Bolex: 1:02
How to load film in Bolex: 4:28
How to digitize Bolex: 5:50
Syndicate Outro: 7:15

[@moboatz]

ADHD happy when hear *"click click click"* in old camera

[@SyndicateProductions]

@@moboatz that sound give feeling 🎥✨

[@CartierRoc]

The master of everything film 🤞🏻

[@g1234538]

FELLOW NEW JERSEYIAN??
Huh, I never heard the term "audition" used that way for checking the framing through a reflex finder. Neat!
I actually thought they only had Bolexes that were either TTL reflex OR viewfinder, but not both through a separate reflex finder. I believe the "Rex" ones are those that only need the one reflex finder because it uses a beamsplitter, and then you need the lenses marked AR because the glass changes where the focal point is.
Awesome overview!

[@SyndicateProductions]

Hey there. Yes we're a NJ based production company. And with these bolex's there's non reflex and reflex where you can see through the lens from the gate or from a separate viewfinder. Basically you have to guess what your shooting when working with non reflex. 😅

[@ANANTEntercom]

I can record entire movie in single frame of that Film.