dirk_fletcher

This is a terrific little film camera that we used on a couple projects but no longer have need for it. It’s a very elegant camera that was ahead of its time in usability and looks. It comes with the adjustable shoulder brace and matte box that were accessories on the top of the line Bauer a512 super 8 camera. Both are quite nice additions to the camera. Hasn’t been used for about 4 years but everything runs and sounds as it did last time we shot with it. The only thing not working is the power zoom, you can her the motors turning but the zoom lens doesn't move. The lens stills zooms manually, it’s just the power zoom that is not working. The outside shows some wear and marks but in all honesty, it looks worse in the pictures than it does in real life. $149 plus $21.15 for a large Priority Mail box in the US. also for sale, used Steadicam Merlin with case and in the box The rig itself has been used but is fully functioning as it should. There is some tape goo on the bottom where a label was removed from it. All the weights are there, its good to go. The case is unused and the original box shows some wear but is included and the setup disk is also included (but not pictured). $40 plus $21.00 for shipping in the US.

Still deep cleaning and moving things that aren't being used. Here are 3 1000 Watt tungsten lights for still and motion. Two broads and a fresnel, priced to sell, all three going as a group. Mole Richardson 1K Baby-Baby Solarspot 2831 lamp head with a 1000w EGT 'globe'. Fresnel lens, reflector and focusing mechanism are in great shape as is the cable. Terrific focusable light for studio and field work. Mole Richardson MoleQuartz 1K Nooklite 2921, includes a 1k clear tube. This is a bright broad source that’s great into a soft box, bounced or shot through diffusion. Everything is working properly but the stress relief where the cable goes into the lamp head is missing. It has been taped and works but just be aware of it. 1K Smith Victor Model 750 light. While not built as robust as the Mole Richardson this unit has barbdors and a slot for inserting scrims. No lamp head (kinda just including this one for free with the two Mole Richardson units) $175.00 for all three plus shipping, thanks for looking, stay safe and healthy! Dirk

Three sets of three heavy duty casters for studio or location light stands, nine wheels total. These were purchased a good time ago, used very little and then stored. They very solid, in terrific shape and many many years of use in them. They have larger wheels and can be used with heavier lights and are quite solid. They also have a built in brake to lock then in once you get your light or modifier where you want it. A friend of mine machined six stainless adapters for me so smaller stands would fit without being wobbly or loose. Without the adapter installed, the opening is measuring just over 3/4 on an inch or (about) 23mm. With the stainless bushing installed for smaller stands it is measuring about 18-19mm or a shade under 3/4 of an inch. $59.00 for all nine (9), shipping might be a trick as these weigh about 960 grams a piece, I looked a couple options and it looks like all nine casters will fit into a large flat rate box which would be $21.10 for shipping in the US. The closest thing I could find on B&H are 'Impact' casters, (but I have to say I don’t think IMPACT was a brand when I bought them, lol) Thanks for looking, stay safe everyone!

Selling off some Deardorff stuff that needs to find a new home. - 8x10 to 4x5 reducing back, used but in perfect working condition. Looks like some 'knuckle marks' on load side. The grid groundless has a fresnel lens as well. The 4x5 black can easily be unscrewed if you need a nice wooden back for a project camera. $169.00 plus shipping in the US. - 2 drilled Deardorff lens boards, one is 65-66mm and the other is 53mm, the top left did have tape over screws where is looks like a solenoid was mounted on both boards. Used but no abuse or large marks. $50.00 plus shipping in the US. Thanks for looking, stay safe and healthy everyone! Dirk