BOLEX H16 EL S16 JK CAM 14x VF 

• 1) BOLEX EL Super 16 #310XXX
• 1) JK CAM S16 Conversion
• 1) BOLEX 14x Viewfinder by JK Cam
• 1) TOBIN TXM-24 Crystal
  
• 1) BOLEX PL / C-Mount
• 1) BOLEX BAYONET / C-Mount
• 1) BOLEX Bayonet Cap
• 1) BOLEX Mag Cam Cap
• 1) BOLEX EL Door
• 2) BOLEX EL Filter Frame
• 1) BOLEX EL Pistol Grip
• 1) BOLEX WC Mini Rod Support
• 1) BOLEX WC Mini Rod BP
• 1) BOLEX 12v 4p XLR 5p Tuchel
• 1) BOLEX Run Cbl 4-pin Tuchel
• 1) BOLEX 100' FT Daylight Spool
• 1) BOLEX EL Master Case 1510 

Kern Vario Switar POE 16-100 RX S16, Kern Vario Switar RX Preset Macro Prime Lenses, available in separate listing

The Bolex EL MK1 Super 16 w/ Tobin TXM-24 is known as a rugged, reliable, and high-quality converted 16mm film camera that offers crystal-controlled sync sound (24/25fps) for professional audio recording, a larger Super 16 frame for better picture quality, and the versatility of a 14x viewfinder and electric drive for a true, adaptable indie filmmaking tool from the classic Bolex era

Key Features & What It's Known For:

• Super 16 Conversion: It takes a standard Bolex H16 EL camera and modifies it (often by JK Cam) to shoot Super 16mm, providing a wider aspect ratio and significantly improved image quality by using more of the film frame.
• Crystal Sync Sound (Tobin TXM-24): The addition of the Tobin TXM-24 crystal motor allows the camera to shoot at precise, stable frame rates (24fps for North America, 25fps for Europe) for seamless, professional sync sound with external recorders like Nagras.
• Electric Drive (EL): "EL" signifies an electric motor, making it easier to operate than spring-wound models, with features like automatic threading and power pack testing.
• 14x Viewfinder (VF): A powerful viewfinder that provides a bright, clear image for precise framing and focusing, crucial for film work.
• Durability & Image Quality: Bolex cameras are legendary for their Swiss craftsmanship, reliability, and the stunning image quality from their prime lenses, making them beloved for indie films and commercials. 

"JK Cam Super 16 conversion" on a Bolex camera refers to a modification done by a company called "JK Cam" (referring to Jaakko Kurhi) that converts a standard 16mm Bolex camera, usually a Bolex H16 model, to shoot Super 16mm film, allowing for a larger image area and improved picture quality compared to regular 16mm film; this conversion is particularly popular among filmmakers seeking a vintage aesthetic with modern capabilities. Jaakko's work is well respected and considered to be the best conversion even compared to Bolex Switzerland.