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Short history: | Short history: | ||
| − | * The company Paillard bought Bolex in 1934/35. As a result a later Bolex-products are labeled "Paillard-Bolex" until the company got renamed to "Bolex International SA". | + | * The company Paillard bought Bolex in 1934/35. As a result a later Bolex-products are labeled "Paillard-Bolex" until the company got renamed to "Bolex International SA" in 1970. |
* Until approx. 1970: all Bolex-products have been designed and produced by Bolex in Switzerland. | * Until approx. 1970: all Bolex-products have been designed and produced by Bolex in Switzerland. | ||
* Approx. 1970: Bolex and Eumig merged their research-teams and all "Bolex"-Super8-products now got produced by Eumig and hence are labeled "Made in Austria". (The 16mm-products haven't been affected by these contracts.) | * Approx. 1970: Bolex and Eumig merged their research-teams and all "Bolex"-Super8-products now got produced by Eumig and hence are labeled "Made in Austria". (The 16mm-products haven't been affected by these contracts.) | ||
| − | * Approx. | + | * Approx. 1974: Some of the "Bolex" products show up with "Made in Japan"-stickers. According to the [http://www.bolexcollector.com/ Bolex Collector] they've been made by [[:Category:Chinon|Chinon]]. From now on you'll also encouter some "Bolex"-products that are "Made in USA" (most likely made by [[:Category:Bell_and_Howell|B&H]]). Some of the projectors are now also "Made in Italy" (made by [[:Category:Silma|Silma]]). |
| + | * Somewhen between 2020 and 2024, the company went bust after being sold to some investors. All that is now left, is someone selling licenses for the use of the Bolex brand. | ||
Remarks: | Remarks: | ||
| − | + | * Some additional manuals can be found [http://www.apecity.com/ on apecity]. | |
| − | * Some additional manuals can be found [http://www.apecity.com/ | + | |
* Link to a French [http://users.swing.be/beckerp/musee/bolexs8.pdf list of Bolex-super8-cameras (PDF)]. | * Link to a French [http://users.swing.be/beckerp/musee/bolexs8.pdf list of Bolex-super8-cameras (PDF)]. | ||
* Link to an Italian [http://www.ottomillimetri.net/bolex.htm list of Bolex-made cameras] | * Link to an Italian [http://www.ottomillimetri.net/bolex.htm list of Bolex-made cameras] | ||
* [http://www.bolexcollector.com/ The Bolex Collector] has got some usefull information as well | * [http://www.bolexcollector.com/ The Bolex Collector] has got some usefull information as well | ||
| + | * [http://www.kinobauer.de/bolex.html (service) manuals, ...] (mainly German) | ||
Latest revision as of 21:17, 18 October 2024
Bolex International SA
Short history:
- The company Paillard bought Bolex in 1934/35. As a result a later Bolex-products are labeled "Paillard-Bolex" until the company got renamed to "Bolex International SA" in 1970.
- Until approx. 1970: all Bolex-products have been designed and produced by Bolex in Switzerland.
- Approx. 1970: Bolex and Eumig merged their research-teams and all "Bolex"-Super8-products now got produced by Eumig and hence are labeled "Made in Austria". (The 16mm-products haven't been affected by these contracts.)
- Approx. 1974: Some of the "Bolex" products show up with "Made in Japan"-stickers. According to the Bolex Collector they've been made by Chinon. From now on you'll also encouter some "Bolex"-products that are "Made in USA" (most likely made by B&H). Some of the projectors are now also "Made in Italy" (made by Silma).
- Somewhen between 2020 and 2024, the company went bust after being sold to some investors. All that is now left, is someone selling licenses for the use of the Bolex brand.
Remarks:
- Some additional manuals can be found on apecity.
- Link to a French list of Bolex-super8-cameras (PDF).
- Link to an Italian list of Bolex-made cameras
- The Bolex Collector has got some usefull information as well
- (service) manuals, ... (mainly German)
Pages in category "Bolex"
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