User manual BEAULIEU CP16R

[. . . ] . . 12 12 diaphragm system (Reglomatic Manual diaphragm-setting Focussing ring ring " . . . . . . 13 13 13 - 3 M' - Sound synchronization socket. ' ; . 13 14 14 14 14 14 15 15 oQ- Electric zoom control contacts . . P - Tape-recorder start/stop socket. [. . . ] This figure will allow the operator to correct the footage counter's indications and to be certain of the amount of film stili unexposed. - After filming, make quite certain the power-supply switch is in position A (normal). Never leave this switch in position C when not in use: you would run the risk of completely discharging the battery. This switch should permanently be kept in positions A or B both of which automatically interrupt the battery power circuit. 24 SPECIAL USES 1° Macroclnematography Without the special "Macro" system, you can film as close as three feet from . any object. But, closer than this, the new Macrocinematographic system of the 4008ZM2avoids the use of special lenses and extension tubes. It makes it possible to film from distances of. 0 mm (transparent slides, phototransparencles, etc. \ up to 1, 50 m (in other words, from 0. inch to five feet). Operations to be performed before "macro" focussing: - Fit the camera on its tripod . . - Make certain the ground glass screen is positioned. - Free the "Macro" slide by pressing on its end (37), and bring it into low position in order to reach the greatest magnification ratios (38). - Set the zoom to "low speed". LINE CONTROL Any two-strand line can do the job providing it is fitted with switch and an appropriate jack plug. a) Plug the lead connection into the jack "R" (43). b) Lock the release button in the "continuous" position. d) Control the camera's operation by means of the switch. a 42 28 Maximum length of connecting lead: 200 meters (approx. 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 systems 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. 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. [. . . ] 63 2" Film gate (19) The gate should be cleaned frequently (every 3 or 4 films) with the hand blower (63) Caution Never slip anything (hand blower, brush or cloth) through the gate, as this would damage the gelatin filters. To remove any possible specks of dust, blow carefully with the hand blower. :r' Reflex sys, tem The mirror and focussing screen can be reached through the lens mount opening. Unscrew the lens: the mirror becomes visible. If there are dust specks on it, remove them with the hand blower. 4° Lubrication This should always be left to us. [. . . ]