Ah, the Filmo! Man, those things are a work of art. Indestructible.
Sam Raimey used to use the Eyemo strapped to a 4x4 for a "ram-o-cam"
that he could punch through doors and windows. Nice lens package on
your old rig, too. I'd ask you if you ever miss shooting with it, but
given the locale of your history with the camera I imagine that's
probably a complicated question.
On Jul 14, 2005, at 8:13 PM, Walt Wayman wrote:
> 16mm Bell&Howell 70HR, 10mm/1.8 Angineaux, 25mm/0.95 Angineaux,
> 50mm/2 Cooke, all on the three-lens turret, and a 100/2.8 Switar in
> a vest pocket for "special" occasions, shooting DuPont 931A B&W
> reversal film, ASA 160, but pushable two stops when necessary,
> although it made it a little grainy.
>
> Jeez, that was a long time ago, back when a video tape machine was
> the size of a refrigerator.
>
> Walt
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