Discontinued
Kfilm camera
Kodak ยท Film Camera
Cine-Kodak Medallion-8
Format
8mm
Is Film
Yes
Metering
none
Research
Doug Kerr, The film and cameras that made home movies possible (http://dougkerr.net/Pumpkin/articles/Kodak Cine-Kodak.pdf); Lens mounts of Kodak Cine-Kodak movie cameras (http://dougkerr.net/Pumpkin/articles/Kodak Movie Lens Mounts.pdf); The Kodak Cine-Kodak Special (http://dougkerr.net/Pumpkin/articles/Kodak Cine-Kodak Special.pdf).
Confidence
high
Spec Notes
Type D. SEPARATE ROW FROM THE KODAK MEDALLION-8: Kerr records a Cine-Kodak Medallion-8 from September 1956 and a renamed Kodak Medallion-8 successor from March 1957. An earlier draft of this roster had them as one. End date NOT SOURCED. SERIAL NUMBERS: these bodies DO carry serials (Kerr's own Special is number 330; a Science Museum Group Royal Magazine is 65678) but NO Cine-Kodak serial-to-year scheme is published anywhere - checked across all four Kerr monographs, Wikipedia, Pacific Rim Camera's Cine reference library and two museum catalogues. Date these bodies by model production window only.
Produced from 1956http://dougkerr.net/Pumpkin/articles/Kodak_Cine-Kodak.pdfEnd date NOT SOURCED; null end is unconstrained.
Category: Film Camera
Format
8mm
Metering
none
Spec Notes
Type D. SEPARATE ROW FROM THE KODAK MEDALLION-8: Kerr records a Cine-Kodak Medallion-8 from September 1956 and a renamed Kodak Medallion-8 successor from March 1957. An earlier draft of this roster had them as one. End date NOT SOURCED. SERIAL NUMBERS: these bodies DO carry serials (Kerr's own Special is number 330; a Science Museum Group Royal Magazine is 65678) but NO Cine-Kodak serial-to-year scheme is published anywhere - checked across all four Kerr monographs, Wikipedia, Pacific Rim Camera's Cine reference library and two museum catalogues. Date these bodies by model production window only.
Shutter Type
rotary
Exposure Modes
manual
Alternate Names
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Introduced
1956
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