Want to Buy B+H EYEMO camera + 1 LENS

i have a project where plan on shooting all my cans of 35mm film
but i need a camera to do it fast. i know the lomo kino is there but
it doesn't shoot full 35mm frames and i would have to keep reloading
it a much as i do a 35mm still camera, and that is a pain in the neck
i would rather shoot all the film in like 1 minute ( or 3 minutes ...
i have 3 bulk load cans of 35mm, and maybe 50 35mm 24+36 exp )

i have experience with 8mm + 16mm bolex and like the wind-cameras that are indestructible.

anyone know of an EYEMO crash camera for sale, for rent, for borrow ?
i'll be careful with it, trade $$ or work for use, and i won't put it through
the combat it probably already saw.

thanks for helping me use up all my film !

google eg

http://www.geofilmgroup.com/products/crash-housings/

thanks xmas!

i've checked other places in cali, but they typically want big bucks to rent
and i can buy a whole rig for less than half of what they charge ...

one sold on the bay for less than 200 and recently ... i don't have the patience
to buy on ebay, or the resources to spend hundreds to rent ( and ship to+from )
maybe i'll convert a box camera i currently have to be a moving picture camera ..
( or get a 40$ lomokino )

john

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Are you looking for 4 perf high or 8 perf? 4 perf is 35mm cine or Half Frame Still, 8 perf is 35mm Still Full frame or Vistavision cine.

hi kino
not exactly sure ...
told a friend that it was taking me too long to shoot through all the
35mm film I have laying around he just said get an eyemo ... unfortunately
he's passed away, or I would ask him which one. LOL ...
either one would be fine I am guessing, as long as they are cheap ( in price ) ..
I'm looking to splice all my film together and shoot it all in about 1 day
then process the film and sell the camera !

I have a Russian version of the Eclair CM3, the Konvas. 3 lens turret. I have not shot with it as I was using the non turret version. Let me know if you are interested. Just pay shipping both ways and you can borrow it.
Not sure how you would splice the film, would have to be in the dark and the splices would have to not disturb the loops- cameras aren’t meant to handle splices, but who knows? Maybe not a problem. I have a tape type guillotine splicer if that helps.