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Fra me
counter
Frame
counter (26) rotates while
film is
being transported
.
1t
is
numbered from
1
to
80
to facilitate
single-frame counting
.
One rotation of
the
dial
(80
frames)
is
equivalent
to 4.4
seconds when projecting
at 18 fps.
When
reversing the
direction of film trans-
port (for lap-dissolve or
double
exposure)
,
the frame
counter rotates in
the
opPosite
direction.
Filming at 9 frames-per-second
Set
frame
speed selector (27)
for nine
fra-
mes-per-second and depress release
(6)
or (21).
This
slower rate of
filming
speeds
up
the projected
action. Slow
moving
ob-
jects move
faster
giving an
"oldtime
movie
"
effect.
Also
,
the
longer
exposure
time
(1 /20th
second) permits
film ing under
light conditions
not possible
at
faster
running
speeds.
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Continuous filming
Release (21) may be locked in the
de-
pressed
position
by
rotating
clockwise.
The
release
may
be
held
in
its upper
po-
sition
,
preventing accidental
exposure,
by
aligning it parallel with
the
camera
body.
Release
(21) is also used when
the
camera
is
mounted on a
tr ipod
.
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