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A crank appeared on an accessible model of these devices with a REX-fader called the Bolex H16. One of these objects appears to walk in a 1929 work titled for it that focused on machine workers in Kiev and Odessa. An early standard for gauge for these devices, (0[1])which has been eclipsed by types named for 35 or 70, (0[1])names a type of them (0[2])called the Super 8. (0[2])People (20[1]0[1])who handle these objects may be assisted (20[1])by a focus puller or clapper (20[1])loader. (20[1]0[1])A "kino-eye" (0[1])film (20[1])by Dziga (20[1])(*) Vertov ("JEE-guh VARE-tov") is titled (10[1])for a "Man" (10[1])with one of these objects. (10[3]0[1])The Lumière brothers (10[1])developed (10[1]0[1])pins (10[3])on celluloid (0[2])within these objects, (10[1])which may be tilted (10[1])for a Dutch (10[1])angle (10[3])or (10[1])moved (10[2])back (10[3])for a dolly (10[2])zoom. (10[3])For 10 (10[1])points, name these objects that output stock onto film reels. ■END■ (10[8])

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