BOLEX H16 REX-4 10x VF 

• 1) BOLEX REX-4 #310XXX
• 1) BOLEX STANDARD 16 VF
  
• 1) BOLEX ESM Crystal Sync Motor
• 1) BOLEX Kern Vario Switar Preset Macro Prime 
• 1) BOLEX Kern Vario Switar Preset Macro Prime
• 1) BOLEX Kern Vario Switar Preset Macro Prime 
• 1) BOLEX C-Mount 
• 1) BOLEX Take-up Spool
• 1) BOLEX Mag Cam Cap
• 1) BOLEX REX-4 Door
• 2) BOLEX REX Filter Frame
• 1) BOLEX REX 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 REX-4 Master Case 1510 

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

The Bolex H16 REX-4 is known as a durable, high-quality Swiss-made 16mm camera famous for its reflex viewing system, allowing precise composition, a reliable spring-wound motor for smooth, battery-free operation, and creative tools like variable shutter speeds (12-64 fps) for slow motion/time-lapse, making it a classic for both amateur experimentation and professional use, especially for animation and special effects

Key Features & Why It's Famous:

• Reflex Viewing: A semi-reflecting prism lets you see exactly what the lens sees, a major step up from older models, ensuring accurate framing and focus without parallax issues.
• Spring-Drive Motor: A hand-wound clockwork motor provides consistent, smooth film movement without batteries, adding to its reliability and classic appeal.
• Creative Control: Features like a variable shutter (adjustable 0-145 degrees) and speeds from 12 to 64 fps enable in-camera effects like fades, slow-motion, and time-lapse.
• Triple-Lens Turret: Accommodates three C-mount lenses (often requiring specific "RX" lenses for best results) for versatile shooting.
• Build Quality: Housed in a robust duraluminium body covered in Morocco leather, it's built to last, reflecting Swiss precision.
• Film School Icon: Widely used in film schools, it's a staple for learning filmmaking fundamentals due to its manual operation and deep feature set

"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.