Yashica 8T2 - Standard Speed; Continuous Exposure; Single Exposure; 32 Frames Per Second

32 FRAMES PER SECOND
(Shutter exposure 1/70 second)
This speed ad;qs power 'and majesty
to movement such as a waterfall or
raging waves by moderate slow-
motion effect. Use for rapid panning.
Shots
will project twice as long as
at standard speed. For a 10-second
shot run the camera 5 seconds.
48 FRAMES PER SECOND
(Shutter exposure 1/100 second)
Slow motion speed, used for sports
or dance movies to analyze motion.
Shots will project 3 times as long at
standard speed.
64 FRAMES PER SECOND
(Shutter exposure 1/140 second:
Extreme slow motion speed for more
critical motion analysis. Shots will
project 4 times as long as at stan-
dard speed.
_ STANDARD SPEED
16 FRAMES PER SECOND
(Shutter exposure 1/35 second)
Most of your shooting will be done at 16 frames-pe(second, which is
the
standard speed for the camera and the projector in 8mm movies.
Other running speeds are used for various special effects.
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To set for continuous exposure aepress the rU:l-button and push the
Safety lock to "L". The continuous run lock enables you to run
the came'ra without keeping your finger. on the run-button. This
permits
you to move away from the camera during a shot, and
~ven walk into thf.'} scene yourself.
SING~E' EX.POSURE
With single-frame exposures you can make an animated cartoon
movie, or create time-lapse movies for example, flowers opening
or even make snapshots for enlargement.