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| − | [[Category:Cameras]][[Category:Bolex]]Bolex 625 XL | + | [[Category:Cameras]][[Category:Bolex]][[Category:Super8]]Bolex 625 XL |
Lens: Bolex Zoom 1,1 / 9 - 22,5 mm | Lens: Bolex Zoom 1,1 / 9 - 22,5 mm | ||
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| + | Shutter degree: 220 | ||
Auto / Manual Zoom | Auto / Manual Zoom | ||
| − | + | Auto Exposure only with three pins for film speed settings | |
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| + | Daylight ASA 25,40,64,100 | ||
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| + | Artificial Light ASA 40,64,100,160 | ||
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| + | Depressing the Top Button down (next to filter key slot), moves internal Tungsten filter out of the light path. | ||
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| + | Pin inside film chamber when depressed moves Tungsten filter out of the light path. | ||
Frame rates: 9, 18 | Frame rates: 9, 18 | ||
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4 X AA batteries | 4 X AA batteries | ||
| − | $19 eBay 8/1999 | + | £ 1 boot sale (flea market North london UK) 9/2006 |
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| + | US$19 eBay 8/1999 | ||
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| + | Made in Japan for Bolex Int. S.A. Switzerland (on camera) | ||
| + | ==Comments== | ||
| + | Comments by [[User:Gianni1]]:<br> | ||
| + | Bought my 645XL without battery holder, replaced with a standard Maplins battery holder, works fine without modification: [http://www.maplin.co.uk/Module.aspx?ModuleNo=31427&TabID=1&QV=Y Maplin Part AAx4 57x30x27 PP3 clip HF29G]. | ||
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| + | Looks like it has two pin connector for starting / stopping a tape recorder... (can anybody else confirm this?) | ||
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| + | Comments by [[User:Paul814]]: The 2 pin socket is intended to accept the Bolex battery chargers for 110-250V AC or 12V DC and and charge rechargeable AA batteries when fitted. | ||
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| + | This is a handy compact silent camera made by Chinon for Bolex with a faster than usual F1.1 zoom lens. It has no macro so requires a supplementary lens for closeup work since the minimum focussing distance is 2 metres. Unusually for a simple late 70s super 8 camera it registers the Ektachrome 64T notch correctly. | ||
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| + | ==eBay Auctions== | ||
| + | <ebay></ebay> | ||
Latest revision as of 12:07, 20 May 2008
Bolex 625 XL
Lens: Bolex Zoom 1,1 / 9 - 22,5 mm
Shutter degree: 220
Auto / Manual Zoom
Auto Exposure only with three pins for film speed settings
Daylight ASA 25,40,64,100
Artificial Light ASA 40,64,100,160
Depressing the Top Button down (next to filter key slot), moves internal Tungsten filter out of the light path.
Pin inside film chamber when depressed moves Tungsten filter out of the light path.
Frame rates: 9, 18
Backlight Control
No sound
4 X AA batteries
£ 1 boot sale (flea market North london UK) 9/2006
US$19 eBay 8/1999
Made in Japan for Bolex Int. S.A. Switzerland (on camera)
Comments[edit]
Comments by User:Gianni1:
Bought my 645XL without battery holder, replaced with a standard Maplins battery holder, works fine without modification: Maplin Part AAx4 57x30x27 PP3 clip HF29G.
Looks like it has two pin connector for starting / stopping a tape recorder... (can anybody else confirm this?)
Comments by User:Paul814: The 2 pin socket is intended to accept the Bolex battery chargers for 110-250V AC or 12V DC and and charge rechargeable AA batteries when fitted.
This is a handy compact silent camera made by Chinon for Bolex with a faster than usual F1.1 zoom lens. It has no macro so requires a supplementary lens for closeup work since the minimum focussing distance is 2 metres. Unusually for a simple late 70s super 8 camera it registers the Ektachrome 64T notch correctly.
eBay Auctions[edit]
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