The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Philippines. Australian Department of Information cameraman, Roy Driver, using his Bell and Howell Eyemo 35mm cine camera with a telephoto lens.
American landing force at sea escorted by Australian and American warships. Landing on Biak Island by part of 41st US Division at 06.30 am on 27 May 1944 watched by two Australian observes - Major F A
At Sea, Borneo. 10 May 1945. N1618 Roy Driver, Department of Information cameraman, taking movies using a 35mm motion picture Bell and Howell Eyemo cine camera from a landing craft as it approaches th
At Sea, Borneo. 1945. On HMAS Lachlan, Roy Driver, Department of Information photographer filming with his 35mm Bell and Howell Eyemo motion picture cine camera.
Cameraman William 'Bill' Carty photographer of the Department of Information, beside his Bell and Howell Eyemo 35mm cine camera. Carty, with cameraman J W Trerise, filmed the first and only Australian
Portrait of cameraman John William Trerise, photographer of the Department of Information, beside his Bell and Howell Eyemo 35mm cine camera. Trerise, with cameraman William Carty, filmed the first a
Labuan Island, Borneo. 26 June 1945. Roy Driver and his pipe, Department of Information cameraman, who provided the newsreel cover on the Labuan Island operation, uses a light meter with his Bell and
William 'Bill' Carty, Official War Photographer, Department of Information, lying in the jungle posed behind a log with his Bell and Howell Eyemo 35mm cine camera.
