BEAULIEU 4008 - Page 29

Maximum
length
of
connecting
lead:
200
meters
(approx.
660
ft.).
In
order
to
avoid
any
extraneous
light,
it
is
recommended
that
the
viewfinder
eyepiece
should
be
covered.
RADIO CONTROL
Any
type
of
single-channelreceiving-transmitting
radio-control
sys-
tems can be used. (A single channel is enough.)
a)
Plug
the
male
receiver
plug
into
the
camera
jack.
b)
Lock
the
release
in
the
"continuous"
filming
position.
c) Put power switch in position c.
d)
Control
the
camera's
operation
from
the
transmitter
station.
In
this
case
also,
it
is
recommended
that
the
viewfinder
eyepiece
should
be
kept
covered.
Maximum
operating
distance
depends
on
the
power
of
the
radio
sets
used.
We
strongly
advise
test
runs
before
attempting
filming.
IMPORTANT
NOTE.
-
When
under
cable
or
radio
control,
the
camera
may
stop
with
its
shutter
open
or
closed,
or
again
in
an
interme-
diate
position.
The
Reglomatic
system
goes
on
operating
but,
if
the
shutter
is
not
completely
shut
when
the
camera
is
at
a
standstill,
the
diaphragm
will
only
assume
a
correct
position
after
a
certain
time
once
filming
is
resumed;
this
will
lead
to
variable
exposures
in
the
initial
frames
of
the
sequence.
6^ Filming in artificial light
1.
Slip
the
key
into
the
slot
in
the
camera
pistol
grip
so as
to
cut
out
the
filter
(41)
;
2. Set, opposite the green dot, the "artificial light" speed of film
used.
Example: Type A Kodachrome II film: set the speed of 40 ASA if you
wish to film indoors with "artificial light" type lighting.
Note: When using "daylight" type artificial lighting, use as you would
outdoors:
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