Bolex Reporter, Volume 1
- Christmas 1950
- Volume 1, Number 1
- Articles: "Ski Movies with a Bolex",
Ralph A. Hammann; "Greetings", Hans Stauder; "The Story Behind Precision
Optics", Ernst Wildi; "Television Challenges the 16mm Cameraman", The
Chalmers Sisters; "Bolex Background", Thomas H. Elwell; "Advice for the
Bolex Owner", Charles Huettenmoser
- This first issue was sent free of charge to all registered
Bolex camera owners in the United States. A copy could also be purchased
for 25 cents at authorized Bolex dealer stores. A catalog is included
along with a partial list of US Bolex dealers.
- 27 pages
- Spring 1951
- Volume 1, Number 2
- Articles: "Action in Africa", James
A. Monesmith; "Bolex Divertissement", Adrian Siegel; "Filming Fifty Feet
Under", John Storr; "To Baltimore with Bolex", Ernst Wildi; "Bolex Movie
Titler", Robert Grosjean; "Expert Answers", Gerard Schoenwald; "Leaders
and Trailers", Albert C. Adkins
- This issue introduces the new Bolex 16mm titler in an article
written by Robert Grosjean, the Technical Chief of the Bolex commercial
department in Ste. Croix, Switzerland. Grosjean also cowrote the 8mm
cine guide.
- 23 pages
- Summer 1951
- Volume 1, Number 3
- Articles: "To Britain with Bolex", Esther
Cooke; "The Bolex in Television", John H. Battison; "Birding With Your
Bolex", Millie and Don Sutherland; "Kern Paillard Telephoto Lenses", Robert
Grosjean; "Technical Teamwork", William Messner; "Bolex Filter Slot",
Charles Huettenmoser
- Robert Grosjean returns to discuss the latest Kern Visifocus
telephoto lenses, illustrated with photos by Ernst Wildi. The filter slot
conversion for Bolex cameras is explained by Charles Huettenmoser.
- 23 pages
- Fall 1951
- Volume 1, Number 4
- Articles: "The Bolex in Army Sports",
Ted Heck; "Spool or Magazine Loading?", Robert Grosjean; "How to Make
Film Duplicates", Ernst Wildi; "Bolex Goes to School", Richard A. Addison;
"To Norway with Bolex", William H. Harris; "Hollywood on Main Street",
Norris J. Beuchele; "Bolex Bonanza", David W. Kean
- Ernst Wildi writes an informative article, reprinted from
Popular Photography, on the ability to use a Bolex camera as an
optical printer to make film duplicates.
- 23 pages