"Midas" combined Kine camera and projector for 9.5mm. film

Made:
1930s in England
maker:
Midas Camera Projector Ltd

"Midas" combined Kine camera and projector for 9.5mm. film

The Midas camera/projctor was shown at the British Industries Fair in February and March 1934 and originally cost seven guineas. When used as a camera it took 30 feet (9.1m) of 9.5mm film in circular magazines. A small electric motor, could be attached, otherwise it was hand cranked. The processed films could be projected by the same mechanism but turned by hand, and a built-in electric lamp provided the light when the machine was connected to a battery.

Details

Category:
Cinematography
Object Number:
1950-33
type:
cine camera/projector
credit:
Purchased (G A Stanley)

Parts

Part of 'Midas' Combined Kine Camera and Projector

Part of 'Midas' Combined Kine Camera and Projector

Part of Midas combined Kine camera and projector for 9.5mm film

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The Midas camera/projctor was shown at the British Industries Fair in February and March 1934 and originally cost seven guineas. When used as a camera it took 30 feet (9.1m) of 9.5mm film in circular magazines. A small electric motor, could be attached, otherwise it was hand cranked. The processed films could be projected by the same mechanism but turned by hand, and a built-in electric lamp provided the light when the machine was connected to a battery.

Object Number:
1950-33/1
type:
combined cine camera projector
Image ©
The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum
Part of 'Midas' Combined Kine Camera and Projector

Part of 'Midas' Combined Kine Camera and Projector

Part of "Midas" combined Kine camera and projector for 9.5mm. film

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The Midas camera/projctor was shown at the British Industries Fair in February and March 1934 and originally cost seven guineas. When used as a camera it took 30 feet (9.1m) of 9.5mm film in circular magazines. A small electric motor, could be attached, otherwise it was hand cranked. The processed films could be projected by the same mechanism but turned by hand, and a built-in electric lamp provided the light when the machine was connected to a battery.

Object Number:
1950-33/2
type:
cine camera/projector
Image ©
The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum
9.5mm Film for 'Midas' Combined Kine Camera and Projector

9.5mm Film for 'Midas' Combined Kine Camera and Projector

Four sections of 9.5mm film for Midas combined Kine camera and projector.

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The Midas camera/projctor was shown at the British Industries Fair in February and March 1934 and originally cost seven guineas. When used as a camera it took 30 feet (9.1m) of 9.5mm film in circular magazines. A small electric motor, could be attached, otherwise it was hand cranked. The processed films could be projected by the same mechanism but turned by hand, and a built-in electric lamp provided the light when the machine was connected to a battery.

Object Number:
1950-33/3
type:
film