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SALES FEATURES
1
Fast and sharp F1.8 5-times zoom
lens extends
12.6X,
6.2-78mm
with choice of optional
converters
Exclusive
Canon
Spectra-coated
lens delivers
superior
resolution
and color
balance.
Easy to use; focus once
and camera stays
focused
through
wide-angle,
telephoto
and
zoom
shooting
from
9.5-47.5mm.
Optional
converters
extend zoom
range
to 6.2-
31mm
with O.65X Wide-Converter
and to
15.6-78mm
with
1.6X
Tele-Converter.
2
Battery-powered
zoom and film drive
Four penlight
batteries
power
two highly
efficient
micromotors
that
drive
the
zoom
and filming
mechanisms.
Easy-to-check
film
transport
indicator
shows
proper
film
advance.
Squeeze
trigger
when
ready
to
shoot;
no crank
winding.
Film-finish
warning
indicator
lights up
in
viewfinder
when
footage
counter
shows two
feet of
film
remaining.
3
Highly
accurate
automatic
exposure
control
with
servo EE
meter
through the lens-and-aperture
No
deviation
between
real
light
and
light measured
by the CdS
photocell
because it
is the
same light
that
has passed
through
the taking
lens
to expose
the
film.
Accuracy
is enhanced
tur-
ther
because
the
CdS
photocell
is located just inside aperture
panels
close to focal
plane
shutter.
Unitized
power system
has eliminated
need
for mercury
battery.
The film drive pen-
light batteries
power zooming mechanism
and
servo
EE
meter.
Viewfinder
Mask
o
Film
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Manual aperture
control for advanced filming tech-
niques:
high-key,
low-key shooting and fadings
Any
desired
f
/stop
can
be
obtained
simply
by turning
aperture
control
ring.
Fade-ins
and
fade-outs
are
possible
because
aperture
diaphragms
are
completely
closed.
Wide choice of filming
speeds
For high speed
shooting
of
36
fps,
set dial
at "SLOW
MO·
TION".
For
standard
sound film,
set
at
"24",
and for normal
shooting,
set
at
"18".
The
advantage
of
slow
motion
and
24 fps
shooting
is that careful
analysis
of
fast-moving
action
is
possible,
such
as athletic
events,
racing
events,
and
when-
ever blur-free
panning
is
required.
Film titles,
animation
film-
ing and
time sequence
shooting
are
accomplished
by using the
camera's
single
frame action.
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