Bolex Links 
Complete 16 - the best deal around for Fuji neg stock, processing, cleaning and transfer to SD with viewing copy on DVD - £125.00 for 400’ - London based - brilliant! BolexGuy - John Longenecker, California - Bolex Rentals and much more.

Spectra Film and Video - Spectra Film & Video, Hollywood - processing and transferring 16mm film. Procam - Bolex USA - Bolex Service and Sales (New and Secondhand) DiskBank - 8mm, super 8 and 16mm film to DVD transfers (Australia)

Animation Supplies - Andy Simmon's site for very useful stuff like armatures, eyes, magnets and peg-bars.
 BlueCineTech.co.uk - The successor to Blue Audio Visual specialising in Super 8 including Super 8 film, processing & telecine. (16 mm film also available). Bolex Switzerland - The original company, in business after all these years and still going strong - includes the current production range and prices. Bolex Collector - a general collecting site covering all of Bolex’s products from the 1930s through to the 1960s. US based and lots of useful archives and links - excellent. The Bolex - Joel Schlemowitz’s site - lots of useful Bolex H16 information. The Jacques Bolsey project - A work in progress about the life and work of Jacques Bogopolsky (Bolsey), inventor of the Bolex camera. No.w.here Labs continue their excellent range of short film and Bolex related courses in London (West Hampstead) - for full details e-mail them at courses@nowhere-lab.org - If you become a member they will process your film at a very reasonable price. Les Bosher Long-established camera engineer based in Wales - produces a PL hard front for Bolex H16 cameras, lens adaptors and much more. Indie Films Online Contains some information on the history of the camera, an interesting article on the Bolex beam-splitter and a table of exposure times that needs to be used with great caution as it does not differentiate between reflex and non-reflex H16s or the various shutter openings used on the H16. Filmwaves is a quarterly magazine dedicated to film making, very current. Filmcamerakit.com is a London based company dealing in all types of cameras, lenses, accessories and other professional kit Widescreen Centre mostly Super 8 and amateur film oriented but stockists of Kodak 16mm film. Watchbattery.co.uk - not just watch batteries but all types of photographic batteries - the site has a lot of useful information, a wide range of types stocked and rapid dispatch - forget about the High Street, these folks know what they're talking about! Collecting Cinematographica - a Dutch site covering all aspects of collecting interesting cinematographic equipment and much more Pro8mm - A web site for 16mm Processing Services including processing for B&W reversal , Ektachrome and ColorNegative 16mm and Super 16 and Regular 8. Processing takes place in the USA but there is a weekly free shipping service from London that goes out on Wednesday and returns on Monday. TFG Transfer - US based low cost telecine transfers by George Odell Chambless Cine Equipment biggest Bolex dealer in the U.S. (and the world no doubt), a good line in new, used and Super 16 conversions, oh and my books of course! Tobin Cinema Systems based in the USA, this company produces the TTL animation motors for the Bolex plus 8mm and 16mm telecine machines. Helpful, informative site with on-line manuals for all the products. Film Supplies - people always ask me this, so try: 1.Kodak itself - The Kodak Professional Motion Imaging web address; http://www.Kodak.com/go/motion . Kodak produce a brilliant free monthly publication called In Camera obtainable in the U.K. from - In Camera, Kodak Ltd., Professional Motion Imaging, P.O.Box 9b, Thames Ditton, Surrey KT17 0BR2 - they should also supply a list of stockists on request. Kodak still runs a discount scheme for young film makers - contact David Webb, Student and New Filmmakers Officer, Kodak Ltd., PMI, Station Road, Hemel hempstead, Herts. HP1 1JU telephone 01442 844 231.
In the U.S. try Eastman Kodak Company, 343, State Street, Rochester, NY 14650. 2.Fuji - web address - http://www.fujifilm.co.uk/ - Fuji Photo Film, Motion Picture & Professional Video, Fujifilm House., 125 Finchley Rd. London NW3 6JH 3.no.w.here newsletter gives details of film courses including processing, printing etc. and do small process jobs - contact them to request the newsletter and see what they have to offer at http://www.nowhere-lab.org/ 4.Colour Film Services Ltd, no site but have been helpful to animators and time-lapse users with small processing runs - Tel: (020) 8998 2731 Fax: (020) 8997 8738 - 10 Wadsworth Road Perivale Greenford Middlesex UB6 7JX 5.Fotoimpex - this German company is an importer of films made in Croatia; .http://www.foto-impex.de Please e-mail me if you have an interesting link, I will include it on the next update.http://www.complete16.com/http://bolexguy.com/http://www.spectrafilmandvideo.com/http://www.bolexusa.com/http://www.diskbank.com.au/http://www.animationsupplies.net/http://www.bluecinetech.co.ukhttp://www.bolex.ch/http://www.bolexcollector.comhttp://homepage.newschool.edu/~schlemoj/film_courses/bolex.htmlhttp://jacquesbolseyproject.com/http://www.nowhere-lab.org/mailto:courses@nowhere-lab.org?subject=course%20dates%20enquiryhttp://www.lesbosher.co.uk/http://www.city-net.com/%7Efodder/bolex/http://www.filmwaves.co.uk/http://www.filmcamerakit.comhttp://www.widescreen-centre.co.uk/http://www.widescreen-centre.co.uk/http://www.watchbattery.co.uk/http://www.xs4all.nl/%7Ewichm/cinemat.htmlhttp://www.Pro8mm.com/http://www.tfgtransfer.com/http://www.chamblesscineequip.com/http://www.tobincinemasystems.com/http://www.Kodak.com/go/motionhttp://www.fujifilm.co.uk/http://www.nowhere-lab.org/http://www.foto-impex.de/mailto:andrew.alden1@btopenworld.com?subject=Bolex%20linksshapeimage_1_link_0shapeimage_1_link_1shapeimage_1_link_2shapeimage_1_link_3shapeimage_1_link_4shapeimage_1_link_5shapeimage_1_link_6shapeimage_1_link_7shapeimage_1_link_8shapeimage_1_link_9shapeimage_1_link_10shapeimage_1_link_11shapeimage_1_link_12shapeimage_1_link_13shapeimage_1_link_14shapeimage_1_link_15shapeimage_1_link_16shapeimage_1_link_17shapeimage_1_link_18shapeimage_1_link_19shapeimage_1_link_20shapeimage_1_link_21shapeimage_1_link_22shapeimage_1_link_23shapeimage_1_link_24shapeimage_1_link_25shapeimage_1_link_26shapeimage_1_link_27shapeimage_1_link_28shapeimage_1_link_29