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General| Sensor Size | Super 16mm |
|---|---|
| Film Format | 16mm |
| Frame Rates | 1-50 fps |
| Recording Format | 16mm film |
| Magazine Capacity | 120m (400 ft) |
| Shutter Angle | 180 degrees (adjustable) |
Detailed technical specifications of the A-Minima camera, including dimensions, weight, shutter, frame rate, and mounts.
Description of the control panel's LCD display, six buttons, and camera status LED functions.
Covers camera run activation, inching, software version check, and the default display information.
Guides on viewing and changing camera parameters, including preset and custom speed settings.
Instructions for deleting speeds, setting magazine footage count, and adjusting ASA exposure index.
Details on initializing timecode from the internal clock and programming the internal clock with new time.
Methods for initializing timecode using external devices like OriginCplus or SMPTE devices, and sending ASCII commands.
Setting up video sync for shooting video sources and using the intervalometer for time-lapse photography.
Managing display backlight, camera options (feet/meters), and selecting different camera shutter modes.
Instructions for operating the camera in 'camera master' mode to control another A-Minima.
Information on A-minima daylight spools, film loading, magazine components, and shutter operation.
Step-by-step guide for loading film onto the spool and into the A-Minima magazine.
Process for installing the loaded magazine and threading the film through the camera gate and sprockets.
Instructions on how to safely remove the spool containing exposed film from the magazine.
Details on the Lemo 6, Lemo 5, and other connectors for power, accessory, and timecode interface.
Explanation of the A-Minima Power Base's capabilities, including tripod mounting, power distribution, and sync.
Description of the on-board video assist camera, its features, and integration with the A-Minima.
Step-by-step instructions for installing the video assist unit onto the camera body.
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