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Standard 8mm Camera
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Bauer Electric
8mm / Marketed in 1966 /
Made in Germany
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Bell & Howell
Model 252
8mm / Marketed in the 1950s
/ Made in USA
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Bell & Howell
Duozoom Model 7125
8mm / Marketed in the 1960s / Made in Japan by the US-based manufacturer
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Bell & Howell Autoload
Reflex Zoom (Model 315 PZ)
8mm / Marketed in 1963 / Made in Japan by the US-based manufacturer / Single frame shooting
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Bolex Paillard B8
8mm / Marketed in 1953 /
Made in Switzerland
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Canon Eight
(Cine 8-T)
8mm / Marketed in 1956 /
Made in Japan / Twin-lens
turret system
The first Canon 8mm movie
camera and the third movie
camera in Japan
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Canon
Reflex Zoom 8
8mm / Marketed in 1959 / Made in Japan
The first Canon movie camera equipped with a zoom lens
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Canon
Cine Zoom 512
8mm / Marketed in 1964 / Made in Japan / Single frame shooting
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Cineland
RZ-33 Reflex
8mm / Marketed in 1964 /
Made in Japan
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Adams Fingertip Zoom 725
8mm / Marketed in the 1960s / Made in USA
Produced by Dejur for the Montgomery Ward Store
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Cine-Kodak Eight
Model 20
8mm / Marketed in the 1930s / Made in UK by the US-based manufacturer
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Sankyo 8-Y
8mm / Marketed in the 1960s / Made in Japan
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Sankyo AUTO-4X
8mm / Marketed in 1963 / Made in Japan
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Sekonic Dualmatic-Zoom
8mm / Marketed in the 1950s / Made in Japan
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Zeiss Ikon
Movikon 8
8mm / Marketed in 1952 / Made in Germany
Film spools are arranged horizontally, where the film is twisted 90 degrees before entering the film gate, and then is twisted another 90 degree after leaving the film gate
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