Cinoscope camera/projector

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Cinoscope camera/projector
Syndicat Industriel du Cinoscope, Italy; 35mm., leather-covered metal body, hand-cranked mechanism with hand-crank, double-gang 12-tooth sprocket film advance with 4-arm Maltese-cross intermittent sprocket movement, two internal 100ft. magazines, the inside of door stamped CONTROLLED UNDER NO. 1944 S.I.C., wire-frame viewfinder, with an H. Roussel, Paris lens

出版

Ariel (1989), Ariel Cinematographica Register, no. 255
L. Mannoni (1996), Le Mouvement Continué p. 332

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The Cinoscope was a combined camera and projector which sold for 975 francs in 1923 and was manufactured for the amateur market. It was marketed in France and Italy at the time when more compact and functional amateur systems were being launched, such as Pathé's 9.5mm. of 1922. This factor may have hindered the success of the camera, and as a result it is relatively scarce to today.