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General| Brand | Bell and Howell |
|---|---|
| Model | Electric Eye 8mm Camera |
| Category | Digital Camera |
| Language | English |
Provides a clear view of the scene and indicates filming areas for different lenses.
Indicates sufficient light for filming when yellow; blacks out when light is insufficient.
Automatically tracks and displays the amount of film exposed during shooting.
Shows the current f/stop setting of the camera's lens.
Allows for automatic or manual adjustment of the lens aperture for exposure.
Captures 56% more picture area, ideal for wider shots.
Initiates filming and can lock for continuous running or single frame exposure.
Automatically analyzes light and sets the lens for correct exposure.
Assists the Electric Eye in measuring light for better exposure, especially in contrasting scenes.
Facilitates quick and easy winding of the camera's film mechanism.
Lift and turn the crank clockwise to wind the camera for filming.
Follow arrows to load film onto spools and close the camera door.
Raise camera, sight through viewfinder, press button to film automatically.
Habitually wind the camera after each shot to avoid missing scenes.
Loosen knob to remove door for access; re-tighten to ensure light-tightness.
Place film spool, thread end into channel, following indicated path.
Thread film end into empty spool slot, take up slack, and secure.
Expose film until indicator reaches "0", then remove spools.
Reload film onto the other spindle to expose the remaining half.
Set dial to "AUTO" for automatic exposure adjustment by the camera.
Manually set the lens opening using the dial for specific effects.
Shows the clear area for the standard lens, indicating photographed area.
Covers the entire viewfinder area for wider field of view.
Shows a small gold rectangle for enlarged views of distant objects.
A visual indicator in the viewfinder showing light levels for exposure.
Automatically adjusts Electric Eye for varying light conditions and improves measurement.
Avoid blocking lens/eye; hold camera steady for best results.
Instructions for framing subjects within the viewfinder for close-up shots.
Features continuous run lock and single frame exposure for animation.
Tips for using a light bar, including film type and subject distance.
Describes models with interchangeable lenses on a turret.
Prevents accidental movement of the exposure control during automatic filming.
Discusses filter use and types for modifying light and film effects.
Describes Wide Angle and Telephoto lenses and their uses.
Advice on planning shots, scene duration, and film usage.
Provides a chart showing near focus limits for various lenses and apertures.
Techniques for achieving specific exposure effects, like silhouettes or dark subjects.
Instructions for cleaning the camera, lens, and viewfinder for optimal performance.
Details the features and ease of use of the 8mm auto-load projector.
Highlights specific features for the 393E model, like film speed adjustment.
Allows setting the camera for different film speeds (EI 10, 16, 25, 40).
Explains the filter bar positions and the use of Type A and Haze filters.
Outlines the one-year warranty, conditions, and voiding clauses for the product.
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