No. Crosshairs are engraved on the center of the finder ground glass. The adjustable framing ribbon are different.

In Both the 16mm and the 35mm finders the ribbons go edge to edge from center in horizontal and vertical.

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Focus does not matter much how the image appears. It would still be looking at a squeezed image that is still in or out of focus. Lenses also have very finely calibrated distance measurements engraved on them. Common practice was to also check focus with a tape measure that attached to a external ho...

Read Technovision for Technivision.

Greg, Thanks for the registration.. It should show up in the listings soon. Your certificate should be sent to you within a few days. Also, thanks for the front shot. It is definitely a standard BNCR lens mount. The Panavision and Technivision markings made it possible that the mount might have been...

Greg,

On further thought, could you send a straight-on picture of the lens mount with the cap removed?

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Greg, Nice package in what looks like very good condition. It was built in 1972. Basically you have 3 different setups. Things you should keep with the camera as a live shooting setup would be the mags, possibly one of the power supplies that may fit the Fries motor in box 1, any one of the lenses (...

Greg, A few photos would help. You'll need them to sell anyway. Don't bother with the cases in pictures. Ken Stone has a few currently up for sale on EBAY which will give you an idea of how things may fit together. His listed prices range in the $1800 to $2200 range for decently serviced units. Putt...

Thanks for the new pix. Was wondering about the pan-tilt head. I have a O'Connor 150 head supporting a full dressed out Arri 35 blimp but have hesitated to put the BNCR on it. I had a person in India searching for info on the camera but the Covid19 lockdown there stopped the effort for now. Stay saf...

Did you ever sell your empty blimp?

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