Abstract: A motion picture camera wherein a part of the light entering the camera lens from the subject being photographed is reflected by a reflector on the shutter to a light sensitive element of exposure metering means. In order to insure that, for a given degree of brightness of the scene, the same quantity of light reaches the sensitive element regardless of whether the shutter is in motion or is stationary, an adjustable reflector is interposed between the shutter and the light sensitive element. This adjustable reflector is shifted from one position to another position by operation of the camera release member. A bendable ear is provided for calibration purposes.

Abstract: A motion picture camera having a magnetic sound recording head, a pressure plate for holding the film tight against the sound head, a capstan driven at a uniform rate for advancing the film uniformly past the sound head, a drum for holding the film tight against the capstan and a sensor or feeler for sensing the film loop between the optical film gate and the sound recording head. The capstan and the recording head are mounted in stationary locations on one side of a mounting plate, the flywheel of the capstan is located on the opposite side of the mounting plate, and the pressure plate, the drum, and the feeler are mounted on a lever which swings in a plane parallel to the mounting plate and is located on the same side of the mounting plate as the capstan and recording head.