Kodak Super 8 User Manual

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The camera always exposes the ilm in an Extended
Super 8 gate frame.
NOTE: The Extended Super 8 gate frame is closer to a 16:9
format; a regular Super 8 gate frame is closer to a
4:3 format.
You can set the viewinder to simulate a Super 8 frame with
a vertical bar as a visual aid. (Viewinder > View Gate)
You can then create a Super 8 frame width during
post-production.
You can set the viewinder to frame a speciic aspect ratio
as a visual aid. (Viewinder > Aspect Ratio Overlay)
You can then edit to your chosen aspect ratio during
post-production.
Compose the Scene:
View Gate / Aspect Ratio Overlay
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Getting Started
Extended Super 8
On
Feet Used
On
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View Gate
Light Meter
Film Counter
Scene Counter
Aspect Ratio Overlay
Viewfinder
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4:3
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1.33:1/4:3
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16:9
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1.78:1/16:9
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Square
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Square
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2:35:1
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2.35:1
Extended Super 8 Super 8

Kodak Super 8 Specifications

General

Film Format	Super 8
Lens Mount	Fixed
Viewfinder	Optical
Power Source	Battery
Film Type	Super 8 Cartridge
Frame Rate	18 fps
Exposure Control	Automatic
Battery	AA