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It looks like Ritter (German importer of Beaulieu) showed a Beaulieu 2008 S with a 25% larger viewfinder on the photokina 1968. Unfortunately it's unclear when and if those models have been sold. | It looks like Ritter (German importer of Beaulieu) showed a Beaulieu 2008 S with a 25% larger viewfinder on the photokina 1968. Unfortunately it's unclear when and if those models have been sold. | ||
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Revision as of 20:21, 11 October 2016
Beaulieu 2008 S Reflex Control
Year: 1966-1970 (other sources say 1965-1968)
Lens: Angenieux 1,9 / 8 - 64 mm (other sources say Schneider-Kreuznach Variogon 1:1.8 7-56mm)
Manual Zoom
Ground Glass Focusing
Manual Exposure
Frame rates: variable from 2 to 50 fps + single frame
Shutter degree: Variable
Cable release socket
Remote control socket
Weight: 860 g
No sound
Instruction manual: http://www.super8aid.net/cameras.html
Price(s) on eBay:
- eBay Germany:
- EUR 67,17 (+ ?? shipping) in 06/2006 (camera with shoulder holder, underwater bag, some agfa-films,...)
Comments
The same as Beaulieu 2008 S Automatic, but without auto exposure.
It looks like Ritter (German importer of Beaulieu) showed a Beaulieu 2008 S with a 25% larger viewfinder on the photokina 1968. Unfortunately it's unclear when and if those models have been sold.
The battery compartments on these are unique to this model and will require a different kind of dummy adapter than the other 2008 and 4008 models. I think Wittner sells them if you can't find one off Ebay.
Reviews
eBay Auctions
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