Cámara cinematográfica Paillard Bolex, 16mm v2

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Modelo: H16 Fabricada por Bolex Paillard País: Switzerland, 1955 This camera, likely created in the early 1920s by Swiss inventor Jacques Bogopolsky, is probably one of the most famous in the history of cinematography, due to its widespread use for teaching and introduction to professional filmmaking worldwide. Countries without substantial economic resources or access to high-end cinematic equipment relied heavily on this camera. Its compact size, low price point, and numerous advantages over similar models made it a popular choice among filmmakers. The H16 model can be easily upgraded to meet the needs of more advanced professionals. *This 3D model is a replica of cinematographic devices in the Filmoteca de la UNAM's collection, created by Luis Gerardo Díaz Romero, a student participating in the DGAC - Filmoteca UNAM Service Social Program.