This H8 movie camera that uses 16mm film is in excellent condition and supplied with a host of accessories all visible in the attached images. They include the standard 3 lenses some are Macro lenses. The wide angle lens needs a professional clean. To mention a few accessories they are a hand / pistol grip with attaching washer screw that is hard to find and the first thing to go missing. There is a gossen light meter, and a fader attachment. Extra take spool, lens hoods and caps complete the package as well as the original paperwork. All is fine working order with smooth running motor. The Bolex H8 reflex movie camera was a popular 8mm film camera produced by the Swiss company Bolex in the 1950s and 60s. It featured a reflex viewfinder which allowed the user to see exactly what the lens was seeing, making it easier to compose shots and focus accurately. The camera used standard 8mm film and had a variety of interchangeable lenses available, allowing for greater flexibility in shooting. It also had a number of features that were advanced for its time, such as a variable shutter and adjustable film speed. The Bolex H8 reflex was a popular choice among amateur and professional filmmakers alike, and its compact size and reliability made it a favourite for documentary filmmakers and news crews. Despite being a vintage camera, it is still valued today by collectors and filmmakers looking for a classic, high-quality film camera.