The Keystone Olympic K-32 8mm Movie Camera is a mechanical 8mm roll-film movie camera. It was manufactured in the United States by the Keystone Camera Company in 1950. It features a spring-wound mechanical motor requiring no batteries, a brown-textured compact body, and a standard 1/2-inch f/2.5 lens.
Key Features:
- Format: Standard 8mm (Double-8) roll film.
- Power: Manual hand-cranked spring-wound mechanical clockwork motor (no batteries needed).
- Lens: Fixed 1/2-inch f2.5 / 13mm cine lens.
- Aperture: Manually adjustable f/2.5 to f/22.
- Viewfinder: Non-reflex optical viewfinder window on the side / top.
- Speed: Standard amateur frame rate of roughly 16 frames per second.
- Body: Compact brown metal design with a textured finish and carrying strap.
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