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How to achieve
a
superimposition
effect:
The purpose
of the
superimposition
is to get a
transition
from
one
scene
to
the
next
by
superimposing
the
beginning
of a
scene
on
the
end
of the
preceding one.
(61)
Ending
a scene:
(100
frame
lengths, at maximum)
-
simultaneously
-
lock the
film wind
by depressing
the
film wind
locking button I'
-
without
interruption
-
set
the
variable
shutter
lever
T
in half-closed
position
(60)
lock the
lever
T
in half-closed
position
-
complete the
scene and stop shooting
Close the
shutter
by setting
the
lever T in the
extreme
forward
position and lock it
-
lock the three
position power supply switch
D
in
the
safety
catch
position
(p.
10)
lock the
release button E in
continuous
filming
position
(p.
10)
Engage the
notched ring of
the,
reverse
wind
device
Rotate the
notched ring
clockwise.
Finger pressure
on
the
notched
ring must be
just
adequate to
permit
the
film to run
in
reverse,
Rotate
until
fingers
slip
around the
ring.
Free the release
button E
-
Set
the
Switch
D
to
desired position
Beginning
the next
scene:
-
Release the lever
T,
draw
it
back
in half-closed
position
and lock
it
-
Start shooting
-
Without
interruption
-
release
and
draw back the
lever T
into the
extreme
backward
position
after
a lapse
of
time
equal to that of
shooting
the
preceding
scene
with
the lever
in half-closed
position
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