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2 beautiful machines purchased in Germany: AGFA 8mm 1939 - 1936 Ditmar double 8mm
qesto model Agfa's left is very special because it uses a film 8/mm (not 2x8) enclosed in a metal magazine (under the photo), the film given the low number of film lasted about 2 min. . At Ditmar, 8mm double to right, I rebuilt with a special resin, part of the mask lens holder and placed the lens of the viewfinder that splintered even if it does not affect the operation.
qesto model Agfa's left is very special because it uses a film 8/mm (not 2x8) enclosed in a metal magazine (under the photo), the film given the low number of film lasted about 2 min. . At Ditmar, 8mm double to right, I rebuilt with a special resin, part of the mask lens holder and placed the lens of the viewfinder that splintered even if it does not affect the operation.
The original 8mm film cartridge loaded with
THIS BLOG AND 'WORK IN PROGRESS: soon to be exposed all the cameras and other equipment in my collection, sorted by brand name, features etc.. over time will be posted video that will show the peculiarities of the strangest machines or innovative for its time. The topics will be reserved exclusively for amateur photographers to the equipment, the size of the films, not to mention accessories. All materials posted this just now and the future is my property and is part of my collection, all photos can be copied and / or used as long as the source is acknowledged: TECHNORETRO 'Cinevideo of Ciaccia Oreste videoki@fastwebnet.it
I do not pretend that everything will publish is accurate, then those who wish may speak with corrections or help with materials and ideas. Anyone is welcome and may contact: videoki@fastwebnet.it
I do not pretend that everything will publish is accurate, then those who wish may speak with corrections or help with materials and ideas. Anyone is welcome and may contact: videoki@fastwebnet.it
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