Lamp Replacement; Movie Tips - Bell and Howell Autoload 456 How To Use Manual

22. lamp
replacement
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If the lamp burns out during
a show, move the Control
Switch to "Motor" position,
and allow the lamp to cool,
then move the Control
Switch to "Off" position. Un-
snap the Lamp House Cover
by grasping it and pulling it
away from the projector.
Grasp the top of the lamp,
and pull it straight out, as
you would a radio tube. The
correct replacement lamp
to use is indicated by a label
near the lamp. To insert the
new lamp, align the center
guide pin on the lamp with
the lamp socket by rotating
the lamp until it easily
presses into place. Be sure
the lamp is firmly seated.
Replace the Lamp House
Cover by snapping it into
place.
OFF MOTOR LAMP
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titles are
important
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illuminatio n
projection
lamps
full half
hour show
keep
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Planning on having some friends in for a show soon?
Then why not have your projector all set up-
threaded with film and the lens focused on your
screen. Then when your friends arrive, a flip of the
control will start the reels rolling without any un-
necessary delay.
Titles are vital to keep your audience informed
about what they are watching. Keep this in mind
when you're shooting movies. Road signs, writing in
the sand, or simply writing on a card with crayon are
just a few ways to make titles. For professional look-
ing titles, ask your Bell & Howell dealer to show you
a titling kit that can be used with your camera.
While you're setting up, use a soft cloth and a drop
of a good lens cleaner to wipe off any dust or dirt
which might have accumulated on the lens. This
will give you the brilliant illumination you can expect
from your Bell & Howell projector ... helps protect
your film too.
Always keep a spare projection lamp handy, in case
the one in your projector should burn out during
your show. For replacement, only use the type of
lamp recommended by the label near the lamp.
You ca n put on f ull half-hour shows if you splice your
50-foot rolls of film together on Bell & Howell 400-
foot reels. Once your films are joined together in a
story telling sequence, they'll be more fun to show.
Keep several Bell & Howell 400-foot reels on hand.
To protect your films, keep them in a cool dry place
stored in Be ll & Howell film cans. You'll have quick
reference to any film you want to show, if you write
your t itle on the film can cover.