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FRAME SPEED DIAL
1.
Film Speed
is represented by frame exposures per
second.
a
.
This camera provides three
motion
speeds plus single frame.
b.
The actual exposure
time
of
each
frame speed setting
IS
as follows:
Filming Speed
(frames
per sec.)
12
16
24
Exposure
Time
(per sec.
)
1/
26
1/
35
1/
50
1/
25
2.
16 frames per second
should
be used for
normal action photography.
3.
12 frames per second
a.
Subject
wi
ll
seem to move faster than normal.
b
.
Used to exaggerate speed of
movi
ng
subjects,
such as
ve
hicles,
clouds.
c.
Used
for humorous effects
in
motion of
human
beings and animals.
d
.
Used to
compensate
fQr inadequacy
of
light and
avoid
underexposure
.
4.
24 frames per second
a.
Reduces rate of
motion
by
subject by
150
%'.
b.
For slow motion
effects
of moving subjects.
c.
Reduces blurry
pictures filmed
from
moving and
unstable vehicles.
d
.
Reduces blurs when panning or filming
moving
and unstable subjects
.
5.
Single frame
a.
Used mainly
for
animated
subjects and
titles
.
b
.
Not to
be
used for
single
frame pictures
as with still camera:
6.
Words of warning
a.
There
are
no
compensations
for
intermediate
settings.
b
.
Use only the
three
framE: speeds provided
.
c.
Use
of intermediate settings can disrupt the
EE
mechanism
.
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