Canon Auto Zoom 814 User Manual

Specifies the camera type as an 8mm Super 8 movie camera with a frame size of 4 x 5.4mm.

Details the lens specifications, including aperture, zoom range, and construction.

Explains the automatic exposure (EE) mechanism, linking aperture to film and filming speed.

Details the through-the-lens CdS exposure meter that measures light via the taking lens.

Highlights the camera's 8x zoom capability and its suitability for Super 8 film.

Explains the simple process of loading Super 8 film cartridges without threading.

Details the integrated CCA filter for converting tungsten film to daylight, with auto-cancellation.

Describes the battery-powered micromotors for power zooming and film drive.

Instructions for loading two mercury batteries required for the electric eye to function.

Guide for inserting four penlight batteries that power the film drive and power zoom.

How to check battery levels using the built-in tester buttons.

Guidance on how to hold the camera steady for optimal shooting and viewfinder use.

Instructions on using the power zooming switch for smooth telephoto and wide-angle effects.

How to use the manual zoom lever to adjust subject size and zooming speed.

Explains how the viewfinder's aperture scale indicates the remaining film.

Describes how to lock the shutter lever for continuous camera running.

Details the procedure for operating the camera using a remote control cord.

Explains the use of the socket for single frame photography with a cable release.

Describes the socket for continuous running, copy work, and tripod use.

Importance of closing the eyepiece shutter to prevent light leaks and ghost images.

Information on close-up lenses for titling, copying, and macro photography.

Overview of available screw-in filters and their characteristics for the camera.