Panaflex Millenium on e-bay

Henri Titchen · April 4, 2008

Panaflex Millenium on E-bay....or the chassis of one.

http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?V...em=330223379490

Henry.

George Ebersole · April 24, 2008

I may have been out of circulation for a few years, but if I recall correctly you can't buy Panavision equipment of anykind.

Scott Fritzshall · April 24, 2008

Looks like it's basically a former camera that's now a prop.

Kevin Masuda · September 9, 2008

Looks like it was removed or cancelled.

Allen Achterberg · September 9, 2008

no, just an old thread. ebay only keeps em like 90 days or somethin...then they just disappear as if it never happened...

but it did. I saw it :( I wanted it

Kevin Masuda · September 10, 2008

Wow would have liked to have gotten my hands on that then =(

John Salim · April 18, 2009

I remember seeing a battered old Millenium with a 1000' mag ( bare cases only - no mechs or guts ) on eBay about a year and a half ago.

It was advertised as an ex-Disney prop and sold for over $1000.00 from what I recall. :unsure:

John S

Oliver Gläser · November 22, 2009

I remember seeing a battered old Millenium with a 1000' mag ( bare cases only - no mechs or guts ) on eBay about a year and a half ago.
It was advertised as an ex-Disney prop and sold for over $1000.00 from what I recall. :unsure:

John S

all that you would have needed to do is stuff an old mitchell in there and you have a modern Pana! LOL... In effect that is all those cameras are, just glorified BNCR's... smaller and easier to work with, but the same general design. imagine the possibilities... cramming an old mitchell into that little modern shell. heh heh.

anyway.

Bruce Taylor · November 24, 2009

Here's a Panavision PSR for sale.

http://www.cinemagear.com/index_files/Page1593.htm

Comes with some history, too. A little pricey though, and no glass :(

Bruce Taylor

www.indi35.com

Brian Dzyak · November 24, 2009

Here's a Panavision PSR for sale.

http://www.cinemagear.com/index_files/Page1593.htm

Comes with some history, too. A little pricey though, and no glass :(

Bruce Taylor

www.indi35.com

Hmm, I wonder about that one. It highlights "The Star Wars" with the date of 1980. Not sure how that can be since Episode IV was released in 1977, Empire Strikes Back in 1980, and Jedi in 1983. <_<

Henri Titchen · November 28, 2009

Here is a 65mm Model SC Panavision for sale. Comes with two lenses and magazines.

According to the info on the website it was used on, Lawrence of Arabia.

http://www.martinhill.com/The%20Advanced%20Collector.htm

Patrick Neary · November 30, 2009

Hmm, I wonder about that one. It highlights "The Star Wars" with the date of 1980. Not sure how that can be since Episode IV was released in 1977, Empire Strikes Back in 1980, and Jedi in 1983. <_<

I think if you look at the actual plate on the camera it lists star wars at 1976.

$100,000! Star wars was cool, but it wasn't THAT cool! :)

John Holland · November 30, 2009

The picture with Lucas !! its not a Panaflex !!!!!!! its a R 200 which was a lighter weight version of the BNCR , Panavision did alway base their cameras on Mitchell Movements , the small Panaflex they introduced in the earl 70's was a huge move !! Now with all the crap that is added to it !! almost back to size and weight of the R200 !!!