Kodak Reliant 8mm – Custom Edition "Omaggio a Venezia anni '50" Movie camera

Lot Description: We are offering at auction a unique and exclusive piece for movie camera collectors, design enthusiasts, and lovers of Italian history: a Cine-Kodak Reliant 8mm camera, finely reimagined as an artistic tribute to the city of Venice in the 1950s. Venice has always been an iconic destination for international tourism and, without a doubt, one of the cities most captured in photographs and film throughout the history of cinema and home movies. This project was born from the desire to combine the allure of vintage cinematography with the visual nostalgia of La Serenissima during its postwar golden age. Restoration and design features: graphics and desaturated tones: the graphics were developed after exploring several visual options and applied in a deliberately desaturated color palette. This effect faithfully recreates the characteristic patina of time and color found in vintage postcards or Kodachrome slides of the era. Innovative technical material: the original leatherette (faux leather) has been replaced with a new-generation technical synthetic material. This new covering offers: wear resistance, a pleasant feel, water repellency, and resistance to oily substances. It can be handled and used again safely without risking damage to the finish. Iconic details: the two sides feature depictions of two of Venice’s most famous landmarks: on the right, Piazza San Marco, filled with passersby and the city’s characteristic pigeons. On the left, the Grand Canal near the Rialto Bridge, with traditional vaporetti and boats of the era. Everything is harmoniously integrated with the original rings, Cine-Kodak Universal Guide exposure selectors, and the camera’s original metal plates. A work that brings together Kodak’s 1950s mechanical engineering and the allure of collectible design. Perfect both as a decorative or interior design piece for elegant settings and as a standout addition to a themed collection.

Schätzpreis:150€

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