Arriflex 16SR

Selbstgeblimpte 16 mm, Spiegelreflex Filmkamera mit 120 meter (400 Ft) Koaxialkassetten von der Firma Arnold & Richter Cine Technik aus München. Dieses Modell wurde eingeführt im Jahre 1975.
Arriflex 16SR is a movie camera product line created by Arri (Arnold & Richter Cine Technik GmbH & Co. KG Munich/Germany) in 1975. This 16SR camera series is designed for 16 mm filmmaking in Standard 16 format. 'SR' Stands for Silent Reflex.
Later on in 1982, Arri released 16SR2, for improved the function of the previous version.
In 1992, Arri released 16SR3, the latest and, the only series that can support Super 16 format in 16SR series.

[@genius2005]

A real film camera that uses celluloid is just beautiful to look at. This reminds me of my days in film school.

[@RichardRoland]

I am in love with this camera

[@DethronerX]

I cant stop watching these videos, so soothing

[@dyingwreck]

Thanks a lot for this!! Tomorrow is my first day as 1st AC and I've never worked on film! Thanks!

[@SF_Curious]

My favorite arri of all times extremely efficient and quality every inch

[@lancelucero6849]

Sweet camera!

[@FilmakademieKelleBerlin]

Thanks

[@LiveRockVideo]

Excellent film, nice to see how these load and operate, thanks.

[@pH4nTomPL4n3T]

Great video. Great camera.

[@MrSlitskirts]

Great camera and clip.

[@EsuDalyvis]

Kevin Smith's first movie "Clerks" was filmed with this camera.

[@FilmakademieKelleBerlin]

@haborufan Yes you are right it is louder. The magazine is open and the camera runs with 50 bps.

[@jera3]

beautiful excellent equipment!

[@analyzingfunny]

ONG! that is so cool. I want to see what it looks like!!! Please do something with this.

[@Seeattle]

she's a beaut'

[@MrSlitskirts]

A small thing but it would have been nice at the end to show how it sounds with the cover closed, since the audio wasn't changed it looks like even closed it sounds the same; etc. But great video & camera.

[@haborufan]

@KelleFilm i meant the first time. doesn't matter though i love (and respect) that camera....:)

[@allirogorilla]

I'm in love

[@Stozubw]

my dream

[@lachompon]

bellisima =)

[@FilmakademieKelleBerlin]

@JWD96 Es ist nur für Demonstration, die Filmrolle ist für nichts Anderes zu verwenden.

[@haborufan]

a lot louder than it should be.

[@chrisw5742]

Oh gee is that for me? Thanks sooooooo much. Shoot me a message and I will tell you where to send it :-)

[@FilmakademieKelleBerlin]

@analyzingfunny Just to show how the camera loaded.

[@JonasWeckschmied]

Mal eine Frage: Ich kenne mich mit "echtem" Film nicht aus. Wenn man den Film in die Kamera einlegt, muss das doch eigentlich im dunklen geschehen, oder? Denn der Film ist ja Lichtempfindlich. Wie wird das gemacht?

[@PeterBacon]

I'm just beginning to learn about film so please excuse the ignorant question, but I thought it's the dark side of the film that's supposed to be facing the lens?

[@FilmakademieKelleBerlin]

The film negative has an acetate-based material, a side for the photographic emulsion. Some light could pass through the photographic emulsion and the back layer is black to prevent its reflections. That's why the lighter side facing the lenses.

[@PeterBacon]

Filmakademie Kelle thank you! Also, what are the dimensions of this camera?

[@FilmakademieKelleBerlin]

This is a 16mm camera, that means the negative is 16mm wide. The length of the camera with lens is about 50 cm and the whole weighs 7.5 kg with filmstock and battery.

[@PeterBacon]

Ya I've got a camera bag that can fit a camera height of 23cm. Sounds like it will most likely fit, thanks.

[@FilmakademieKelleBerlin]

@pmcgb Quite simply, close the magazine.

[@Dilly972]

How much run time would each magazine yield at the highest and lowest frame rates roughly on that particular model ?

[@manuelgomez9730]

hello! are you interested in selling the camera?

[@eggbertsmith]

Digital (i.e. "video") is for sissies.