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The Vintage Mansfield Model 950 Film Editor Viewer is a classic, manual 8mm film editing device from the 1950s, used by home movie enthusiasts to view, edit, and splice film. It is constructed from durable, die-cast aluminum and features a built-in splicer and manual film advance.
Key Features and Specifications:
Film Format: Designed for use with 8mm film, though some sources indicate compatibility with 16mm silent and sound film as well.
Design: Console/tabletop form factor made of durable die-cast aluminum with a mid-century taupe finish. It is a portable "Action Editor."
Operation: Features manual forward/reverse film feed via rewind arm knobs and a small viewing screen.
Editing Tools: Includes a focusing knob, a framing knob, a Marex Film Saver sprocket, and an attached Mansfield Little Gem splicer. Splicing requires film cement, which is not included.
Illumination: Uses a 30-watt lamp for viewing.
Dimensions: The unit measures approximately 11 1/2" x 11" x 7"
