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Dennis Toeppen

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About Dennis Toeppen

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    Illinois
  • My Gear
    Arri 235, Arri 416, Aaton A-Minima, various Bolexes and B&H

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  1. You missed your chance to buy the cleanest 416 around. It is headed to a new home this week.
  2. Reasonable offers invited, via DM.
  3. It's clear that you're misrepresenting as business locations addresses which are not, in order to create the impression that you are something you are not.
  4. I found one of these loose in my 235 case. If anyone needs one, feel free to contact me.
  5. I looked up your Hollywood, FL address. It seems to be a post office FJS International 1830 Radius Drive # 1314 Hollywood, FL 33020 USA I looked up your West Palm Beach, FL address and it seems to be a UPS Store: FJS Group Palm Beach 6586 Hypoluxo Road Lake Worth, FL., 33467 You seem to do business on ebay as user cinemaprodigy and user exenp72. Both users have ebay address 6586 Hypoluxo Road Lake Worth, FL., 33467 a UPS Store. Do you have an actual physical address where someone who has a problem with something they purchased from you can serve you with a lawsuit?
  6. Camera is in Valencia, CA. Sale includes servicing by AM Camera. DM me if interested. DP Owned / Never a Rental. I bought this from a German DP in Dusseldorf in August 2013. I've shot about 10,000 feet with it since purchase. It is in excellent condition. It has been stored in my film vault at 65F/35%RH until it moved to LA 5/5/24. In an Arri 416, the magazine does more than just hold film. It also contains the pressure plate. The pressure plate is typically part of the camera, and it is critically important in determining image quality and ensuring proper registration without gate weave. The magazines included with this camera are *extremely* low mileage magazines. They were purchased new from Arri in Burbank, CA in 2013. They have been used about twice, - once in 2013 and another time in 2019 -- only when I needed more than my two used mags for a project. Since this camera was never a rental and has extremely low-mileage mags, it is a MUCH better camera than anything else offered for sale these days. Camera was checked out by Arri in Blauvelt NY on 6/16/23. Ground glass parallax was adjusted and left front squishy button cluster was replaced to resolve intermittent functioning of one button. No other issues were found. Package Includes: 1 Arri 416 Plus Body K1.66001.0-3032, excellent condition 1 Arri Spherical Viewfinder with regular eyecup, minor rub marks on black paint 1 Antenna for motor radio 1 416 Integrated Video System 1 ea Mini Monitor 3.5T NTSC/PAL K2.47817.0 1 ea Arri Monitor curly cord 1 ea Monitor Support elbow rod thingy 3 ea 416 Shoulder Magazine 120/400 SHM-3, K2.55026.0 Barely used, purchased new from Arri Burbank in 2013 2 ea Arri factory boxes & foam for SHM-3 1 ea LWS-5 light weight support with no rods 1 ea 416 Shoulder Pad (SP-2), K2.55030.0 1 ea 416 Low Mode Support Set (LMS-2) K2.55029.0 1 ea 416 Sled K4.65491.0, 19 mm * 1 ea 416 Accessory Plate K4.65492.0, 19 mm * 1 ea Base Plate K4.54362.0 * 1 ea 416 Steadicam Plate, K2.55035.0 * 0 ea Rods - no rods included * I think these are correct part numbers, please verify with pictures 1 ea Body Cap for Film Magazine port 1 ea Body Cap for PL lens mount 1 ea K5.66921.0 416 Shutter Tool New 1 ea K5 26267 Aperture cleaner New 1 ea Assorted mag stickers 1 ea S16 Fiber Screen installed in camera 1 ea K2.65118.0 Fiber screen New 1.85 with 1.33 tick marks 1 ea Pelican 1630 (wheeled) to hold built camera. Accommodates long handgrip (not included), two OBB-2, mag on camera, 1 spare mag, dessicant packet. One dessicant pack included. 1 ea Pelican 1560 (wheeled) to hold up to 4 mags, and charger(s) - has crazy-expensive padded inserts. 2 ea 416 On-board Battery Charger K2.66004.0 2 ea Standard US 120v cord for battery charger Arri manual states that OBB-2 On-Board Battery will power camera through 7 rolls of film or 4 hours on standby. 1 ea 416 On-board Battery (OBB-2) s/n 1777 New 2015, properly maintained, tested 11/30/23 in standby mode with IVS and 3.5" monitor turned on. Endurance was 6 hours 31 minutes before low power warning LED in viewfinder began flashing. 1 ea 416 On-board Battery (OBB-2) s/n 0716 Purchased with camera, re-celled 2013, properly maintained, tested 11/29/23 in standby mode with IVS and 3.5" monitor turned on. Endurance was 6 hours 15 minutes before low power warning LED in viewfinder began flashing. 1 ea 416 On-board Battery (OBB-2) s/n 0105 Purchased with camera, re-celled 2019 by Ritter, properly maintained, tested 12/2/23 in standby mode with IVS and 3.5" monitor turned on. Endurance was 6 hours 22 minutes before low power warning LED in viewfinder began flashing.
  7. Danger will robinson.
  8. Revere 36 has much better registration and is much more reliable than B&H 200. They're fairly easy to find on the big shitty auction site. You'll likely have to lube the camera once you get it. I've shot at least 70 mags of film in B&H 200 (~3 different cameras) and probably 20 in Revere. Revere blows away the 200. You can buy 2R film from FPP (or from EK if you're willing to buy 20 x 400' rolls) and have retrocine.com load it into mags for you. Then send it to Spectra for developing and scanning. FPP sends their film to Spectra. If you send it directly, you'll save a bunch of time. I have a couple thousand feet of 2R Tri-X 16mm that I'm willing to sell for $1.75/foot 1000' on core. There's nothing wrong with FPP. I don't mean to imply that.
  9. I have 2 ea 1000' rolls on core. PM me if interested. Perforated by Wittner.
  10. Update: Purchased two used cable ends from someone who deals in Arri stuff, removed nuts, and put them into my connectors - with Loctite Blue!
  11. I have two arri 3.5 monitors that I use with my 416 and 235. I also have two curly cables 4 pin male to 4 pin male. They carry power and video in one cable. Today, I tried to demo my 416 with the monitor. But the 90 degree connector on the cable had come apart last time I put it in the pelican. I found my other cable, and incredibly, it had the same malady. After fussing for quite awhile, I realized the problem is that the nut is missing from both. I searched the bottom of my pelicans and didn't find either nut. WTF? The cables were quite expensive - maybe $200 each. I'm hoping not to scrap them. If anyone has these nuts on an old/ruined cable and is willing to sell, I'm interested. Thank you.
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