Specifications

2.
Superb
image
quality
because...
Paillard
engineers
have
found
ingenious
solutions
to the
four
crucial
problems
that
face
every
designer
of
proiectors
;
picture
brightness,
definition,
steadiness
of image
and
freedom
from
fticker.
The
high
picture
brightness,
together
with
an
even
distribution
of the light
on the
screen,
was
achieved
by creating
one
of
the
finest
optical-
mechanical
systems
to be found
in
projectors.
Its
components
are :
Spherical
reflector.
Condenser
system
consisting
of three
coated
lenses.
Projector
lens
of high
aperture.
Extremely
rapid
claw
pull-down,
reducing
the
moving
time
of the
film.
Large
diameter
shutter, resulting
in narrow
shutter
blades
and
extremely
short
shutter
time.
Definition,
sharp and
brilliant
pictures
are, of
course, Iargely
the responsibility
of the lens.
Paillard-Bolex projection
lenses
are fast
and f ully
corrected.
They
carry
the trade-mark,,Hi-Fi"
exclusively
throughout
the world
and
provide
clear
pictures
ffom
corner
to
corner with
maximum
contrast
and faithful
colour reproduction.
(*)
Mechanical
factors
also
contribute
to the
qualitv
of the
projected
image,
which is
enhanced
by the
simple
original
design
of the film
guide
and the
precision
with
which
film
gate
and
aperture
arb
machined
and
mounted.
The film,
therefore,
can-
not
cutl or
warp.
Steadiness
of image,
both vertical
and
hori-
zontal, is
the
result
of :
High
precision
film
guide
system
(permanently
adjusted
)
Claw mechanism
machined
to
microscooic
toler-
ances
and
permanently
lubricated.
Wear
and tear
to
the
mechanism
is negligible.
d) Flicker
is eliminated
with
the built-in
variable
shutter, which by the
touch
of a button
can
be
set for two
or three blade
positions,
according
to
the
power
of the lamp,
projection
rate,
image
size,
quality
of screen and condition
of the
film.
Shutter
adjustment
can
be made regardless
of
whether
projector
is
running
or not.
Paillard-Bolex
"Hi-Fi"
pro.jection
lenses
are available in
three focal lengths:
35 mm f/1.3,
code:
SOPRO
50 mm f/l.3.
code:
SOCAN
70 mm f/1.6,
code: SOSEP
Also available:
Astro-Kino
lV 100 mm
f/1.8,
code:ASTON
Cross
section
of the
Paillard-Bolex
Hi-Fi
50 mm
f/l.3
lens.
a)
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b)
c)