Nizo S560 Super 8 Camera with Light Meter Battery Adapters and Batteries Professionally Serviced and Fully Tested
Braun NIZO S560 Super 8 Camera FULLY TESTED and Perfectly Working Here for sale I have this excellent Nizo S560 with the following qualities:Motor runs smooth! Zoom in/out works. Optics are in great shape. Film counter works, Filter Switch functions. Clean film compartment. Solid handle grip. Zero rust anywhere, incredibly clean and well maintained. Old grease replaced with non-petroleum synthetic lube. Shutter release smooth and responsive. Viewfinder adjusts. Lens focusing ring actuates perfectly smooth. Auto zoom works and sounds wonderful. Viewfinder is nice and clean. Fully responsive manual and auto exposure.>>>Includes Light Meter Battery Adapters (2) and two modern batteries<<< (you just need 6 AA batteries for the motor/zoom)This wonderful camera includes: Leather Bag, 1x Prisma, Lens Hood, Instructions Manual (ger), and used film (for motor testing only).As the original instructions are in German I will send you an English digital version. Great for a low cost entry into the rediscovered world of Super 8 film photography with its amazing vintage look, or for anyone starting off on Film School. Camera Details: lens: Schneider-Kreuznach Variogon f: 1.8 \ F: 7-56 mmzooming ratio: 8xfocusing: manual, split imagezooming: auto with 2 speeds and manualfilter size: 49 mmviewfinder: single-lens reflex with adjustable eyepieceexposure: auto and manual exposure control; TTL EE, CdS cellfilm speed: auto between 10/16 and 100/160 ASA (daylight/tungsten) (1)CCA filter: built-in 85A, with filter control switchfilming speed: 18, 24, 54 fps, single frameinterval timer: 1/6 to 60 second intervalsshutter opening angle: variable from 0 to 150 degreesfading: auto fade-in/fade-outlap-dissolves: 54 framessound: double-system, pulse STORE-WIDE DISCLAIMER: all super 8 cameras are about 50 years old, please understand that no lens will be perfect, having said that, due to the low resolution aspect of Super 8 format, most imperfections will not be seen once film is developed.