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General| Type | 16mm Film Camera |
|---|---|
| Lens Mount | Fixed |
| Film Format | 16mm |
| Viewfinder | Reflex viewfinder |
| Power Supply | Battery (varies by model) |
| Film Capacity | 100ft / 30m |
Details the type of 16mm film compatible with the camera.
Specifies the Canon zoom lens C-16E F 1.6 characteristics.
Describes the single-lens reflex viewfinder features.
Explains the automatic aperture control system.
Covers the ASA and DIN range for light measurement.
Lists available filming speeds and shutter angle.
Details the electric motor and battery power.
Explains the semiautomatic film loading system.
Describes the function of the footage counter.
Specifies the rechargeable 12v nickel cadmium battery.
Lists included and available accessories.
Provides the camera's physical size and weight.
Instructions on how to lock the shutter button for continuous operation.
Highlights the world's first 16mm camera with a built-in zoom lens.
Features automatic and manual exposure control capabilities.
Describes the bright, prism screen viewfinder for clarity.
Details the high-performance rechargeable battery.
Explains the easy-to-use film loading mechanism.
Steps to charge the camera's battery.
How to properly insert the battery into the camera.
Method for checking the battery's charge level.
Adjusting the viewfinder eyepiece for clear vision.
Guide for loading film into the camera.
How to adjust the film speed dial for correct exposure.
Adjusting the frame rate per second for filming.
Activating the automatic exposure control mode.
Initial step before operating the camera.
Proper grip and viewfinder use for shooting.
How to achieve focus at telephoto settings.
Using the zoom lens to frame the shot.
Lightly pressing the shutter to activate the meter.
Interpreting the needle position for f/stop.
Final steps to begin filming with automatic exposure.
Details on the specific battery charger model.
Adjusting the charger's voltage switch.
Correctly inserting the battery into the charger.
Understanding the charger's indicator light.
Information on full charge time and automatic cutoff.
Recommendation to recharge after one month of non-use.
Steps to correctly load the battery into the camera.
Advice on removing the battery for long periods.
How to verify the battery's charge level.
Steps for clear vision adjustment of the viewfinder.
How to set the film speed dial for accurate exposure.
Information on ASA and DIN indexes on the dial.
How to select desired frames per second.
Note on increased power usage at 48/32 fps.
Caution against moving the selector while shooting.
Technical data on shutter angle and frame rate effects.
Warning about operating the selector without film.
Effect of shooting at 48/32 fps for slow-motion projection.
Effect of shooting at 16 fps for fast-motion projection.
Disables circuits and locks shutter release.
Enables automatic exposure and power circuits.
Activates manual aperture control for special effects.
How to hold the camera for steady shooting.
Securing and adjusting the handstrap for use.
Fitting the eyecup and avoiding eye removal during shooting.
What information is visible within the viewfinder.
How to adjust magnification and field of view.
Explains that focal point remains constant when zooming.
Technique for keeping the subject centered while zooming.
Steps to focus using the rangefinder and focusing ring.
How to check needle position for f/stop.
What it means if the needle points to the upper red mark.
What it means if the needle points to the lower red mark.
How to operate the shutter button for film drive.
Importance of setting master switch to 'OFF' when not shooting.
Advantages of using a lens hood for picture quality.
How to switch the master switch to 'MANU.'
Adjusting aperture using the control ring.
Performing zoom and focus in manual mode.
Compensating for filters by changing film speed.
Compensating for filters by changing aperture.
Using specific filters for meter compensation.
Overview of 72mm and Series IX filters.
Details on the ND 4 filter for CdS window.
Steps to open the camera side cover.
Placing the film spool onto the feeding shaft.
Important note on spool insertion direction.
Cutting the film leader for insertion.
Setting the filming speed selector before loading.
Guiding the film leader into the camera.
Ensuring the film holder is correctly positioned.
Pressing shutter to feed film leader.
Describing the film's journey through the camera.
Getting the take-up spool ready for film.
Connecting the film leader to the take-up spool.
Securing the film leader on the spool.
Placing the take-up spool onto its shaft.
Verifying pressure plate and film holder positions.
Using shutter to advance film to footage counter '0'.
How the film guide opens with its release pin.
How to open film holder and pressure plate for access.
Explains how the footage counter indicates exposed film.
Procedure for removing and storing used film.
Information on Close-Up Lenses 2100 and 1100.
Removing the camera's battery when using the external box.
Plugging the external battery box cord into the camera.
How to check power level of external batteries.
Charging multiple batteries at once.
Function of the socket for syncing with tape recorders.
How to connect a tape recorder for simultaneous recording.
Why keeping the aperture section clean is crucial.
How to properly clean the aperture section with a brush.
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