David Dominguez
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selling my near mint sachtler head. it's been sitting in my closet the past year now that i have a fulltime job
https://imgur.com/a/09g3yvVasking $4200.
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looking to sell my video 18 S2 head. It's in great shape, i havent used it much.
here are some pics:https://imgur.com/a/09g3yvV
looking to get $4600. prefer local pickup in NYC.
Let me know if you have any questions!
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looking to sell my video 18 S2 head. It's in great shape, i havent used it much.
here are some pics:https://imgur.com/a/09g3yvV
looking to get $5200. prefer local pickup in NYC.
Let me know if you have any questions!
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2800 for body
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Hi everyone,
Up for sale is my Bolex REX 5 13X viewfinder with a Kern Switar 25mm 1.4 DV lens .
Just got back from a CLA (12/6/22) by Cine Repair in NYC.
Bolex is in nice shape with and is running perfectly.
Here are some photos - https://imgur.com/a/9S3vbWm
Asking $3200 for the package.
you can email me at d.dominguez215@ gmail dot com if you have any questions
Thanks!!!
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price?
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ALL SOLD. sorry!
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Let me know if you go down to $3K. thanks
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23 hours ago, Boris Kalaidjiev said:
How much?
he responded $25K to my email months ago
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7 hours ago, Raymond Zrike said:
Do they have a website? I can't find then online. I'd definitely would like to know about more camera repair shops in NYC!
he doest have a website but his email is cinerepair@aol.com . he has repaired many bolexs I've bought over the years for me. his name is Abdul
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Cinerepair in Queens NYC will
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NEW PRICE ALERT, WOHOO!
Kern Switar preset 10mm RX 1.6 - $600
Kern Macro Switar preset RX 26mm 1.1 - $900
Kern Switar DV (same as RX) 25mm 1.4 - $275
pictures - https://imgur.com/a/BRc8Bqd
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hello!
Up for sale are 3 lens in really nice shape. Selling these as I have doubles and I'm freeing them up to invest in other gear.
Kern Switar preset 10mm RX 1.6 - $650
Kern Macro Switar preset RX 26mm 1.1 - $950
Kern Switar DV (same as RX) 25mm 1.4 - $300
Let em know if you have any questions. Located in Brooklyn and would prefer a local deal. Send me an email at d.dominguez215@gmail.com if you're interested.
Thanks!!!
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sent you a message!
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17 hours ago, Aaron Martin @ OH said:
David,
This looks great. May I ask how you handled the sync portions and where you had your processing, scan and color correction done?
Thanks,
Aaron
thanks! The processing and scan was done at metropolis post in NYC.
Our mixer had Stephanie lavd up all times and a mic hidden near the register. After about 10 seconds of rolling the audio would get out of line but our post mixer was able to line it up.
Hope that helps!
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I was saddened to hear of the loss ff Jesse Chambless of Chambless Cine Equipment. I always had a great experience when dealing with Jesse for all of my Bolex needs throughout the years.
Posting this here for anyone who hasn't heard of the news. RIP Jesse
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14 hours ago, Dom Jaeger said:
Kern made both Switars and Pizars. The Pizars were a cheaper option, usually 1/2 to 2/3 the cost of a similar focal length Switar, but not as cheap as the Yvar range, which were mostly simple triplets and cheaper again.
I don’t know exactly what corners were cut to make Pizars cheaper. The f/1.5 25mm Pizar has pretty much the same 6 element optical formula as the f/1.4 25mm Switar, so maybe they used lower grade glass, or reduced tolerances. Originally it was labelled a Switar (the f/1.5 version, which was cheaper than the f/1.4) but sometime after reflex cameras were introduced it was re-labelled Pizar and only available as an RX option.
The 50mm Pizar is a different design to the Switar, 5 elements instead of 6, and a bit slower at f/1.8.
The image quality is still pretty good as far as I can tell, but I’ve never seen a side by side comparison. Unless you’re fastidious about getting the best image possible with a Bolex (in which case maybe sell a kidney and go for the later pre-set versions), I think I’d be happy with a Pizar.
thanks for the information, Dom!
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Just now, Dom Jaeger said:
Jean-Louis would know definitively (I’ve never done it) but I think you could convert a 16M to reflex using parts from an Rex 4 since they share the same basic body and mechanism plate. However in a 16M the shutter is fixed to the mechanism plate rather than to the turret front as in a Rex model, so you can’t just swap fronts over, the M shutter needs to be removed first. There may be other incompatibilities I’m not aware of.
The other option is to swap the good motor from the M to the Rex (the motors are compatible if the M serial number is beyond 203,000), but that requires a little more disassembly.
Either way, best to get a tech to do it.
If the tech has motors in their parts inventory it can be replaced, but Bolex International stopped selling spring motors a few years ago, so those parts are scarce now. Repairing a broken spring motor is pretty difficult and usually not possible (for me at least!) but it depends on what’s damaged. Do you know if your tech repaired it or replaced it? Be good to know someone who can repair a broken one.
Hi Dom,
He had a spare motor that he replaced it with.
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One of my Bolex motors died on me and I had a tech repair it for me. It was also aREX 4.
If you want to repair your REX 4 hit me up and I'll send you his info.
Sachtler Video 18 S2 Fluid Head
in Cine Marketplace
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still available! Would consider selling the legs too (flowtech 100)