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| Columbia's standard is bow-tie, Super 16 is half moon |
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| shutter: variable/non-variable |
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| shutter: phasing/non-phasing |
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| viewfinder: orientable/non-orientable |
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| yes, depending on eyepiece |
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| PL (called CP mount-3 flange) |
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| CP-mount Angeniuex 12-120mm |
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| 72 & Series 9; also, gel behind lens (always check in camera body behind lens before shooting!) |
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| 20V (charges 25-30; don't overcharge) |
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| XTAL with non-XTAL presets |
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| 24 XTAL; 12/16/20/28/32/36 variable |
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| near and in eyepiece ('S' in eyepiece) |
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| inside body; do NOT inch backwards or camera will jam |
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| compartmental (no footage counter on magazine) |
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| 9-9 (takes up emulsion OUT) (if camera clicks when running, check loop protector; film goes between roller and magazine wall) |
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| additive on body, none on magazine; 10% film remaining indicator in eyepiece ('F') |
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| lightweight; orientable; phasing; sync alarm in eyepiece (and other indicators) |
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| What should you do with the battery when not using it? |
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| Turn the battery backwards, label out (or it will get stuck) so not to drain battery power. |
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| What are two important things to remember about the magazine? |
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1. There is no footage counter on the magazine.
2. Tape or hold take-up spindle to prevent from unspooling when carrying or storing. Don't forget to put band on take-up after attaching to camera. |
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| What are the four indicators in the eyepiece? List the symbols and what they stand for. |
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1. Sync alarm (S)
2. Battery (B)
3. Volume Peak (VU)
4. 10% Film Remaining Indicator (use 400/off/200 switch on body) |
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| What should you remember to do in order to use the 10% film remaining indicator (F) in the eyepiece? |
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| use the 400/off/200 switch on the inside of the camera |
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