B) Radio Control; Filming In Artificial Light - BEAULIEU 4008 ZM II User Manual

Maximum length of connecting lead: 200 meters (approx. 660 ft.).
In order to avoid any extraneous light, it is recommended that the
viewfinder eyepiece should be covered.
RADIO CONTROL
Any type of single-channel receiving-transmitting radio-control sys-
tems can be used. (A single channel is enough.)
a) Plug the male receiver plug into the camera jack.
b) Lock the release in the "continuous" filming position.
c) Put power switch in position c.
d) Control the camera's operation from the transmitter station.
In this case also, it is recommended that the viewfinder eyepiece
should be kept covered. Maximum operating distance depends on
the power of the radio sets used. We strongly advise test runs
before attempting filming.
IMPORTANT NOTE. -
When under cable or radio control, the camera
may stop with its shutter open or closed; or again in an interme-
diate position. The Reglomatic system goes on operating but, if the
shutter is not completely shut when the camera is at a standstill, the
diaphragm will only assume a correct position after a certain time
once filming is resumed; this will lead to variable exposures in the
initial frames of the sequence.
6° Filming in artificial light
1. Slip the key into the slot in the camera pistol grip so as to cut
out the filter (44) ; ~
2. Set, opposite the green dot, the "artificial light" speed of film
used.
Example: Type A Kodachrome II film: set the speed of 40 ASA if you
wish to film indoors with "artificial light" type lighting. .
Note: When using "daylight" type artificial lighting, use as you would
outdoors: 44
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