Kodak Ektasound 130 Bedienungsanleitung

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MOTOR·BATTERY

FILTER EYECUP

(ON

FOCUSING

EYEPIECE)

RUN·LOCK BUTTON

TRIGGER

WRIST STRAP Equipment subject

minor

appearance changes.

sound movies with your camera

are

easy

...

follow these basic steps

(Only

brief instructions

are

given

here.

Read

for important details.)

After

installing

the

six

-size

batteries

and

the

9-volt

battery

(page

2),

open

the

FILM

DOOR

and

insert

cartridge

super

sound

film

(page

6).

Fully

insert

MICROPHONE

PLUG

into

microphone

jack

(page

10).

PLace

the

microphone

near

your

subject

avoid

picking

unwanted

sounds

(at

Least 3 feet

from

cam

era

and

Least 1 foot

from

subject).

table

contents

introduction

serial

number

wrist

strap

eyecup

batteries

installing

batteries

checking

batteries

Kodak

super

movie

films 4

filter

setting

the

camera

holding

the

camera

viewfinder

focus

nearness

subject

trigger

automatic

exposure

control

microphone

sound

indicator

cable-release

socket

daylight

movies

existing-light

movies

indoor

movies

with

movie

lights

Set

the

FILTER

SWITCH

"\\\10"

for

regular

light

bulbs,

-;$?<-"

for

daylight

and

most

other

lighting

conditions

(page

4).

unloading

the

camera

film

proc

ess

ing

camera

care

cleaning

lenses

cleaning

film

aperture

sound-recording

mechanism

tips

sound

movies

scene

length

panning

indoor

movies

batteries

cold-weather

operation

technical

details

auxiliary

equipment

service

facilities

IBC

warranty

IBC

serial

number

serial

number

stamped

the

base

the

HAND

GRIP

near

the

TRIGGER.

Make

note

this

num-

ber

for

your

records.

Fl'ame

your

subject

the

finder

(pag

8).

Slowly

push

the

TRIGGER

you're

making

sound

movies.

For

the

most

satisfactory

movies,

hold

your

camera

still,

except

moving

subjects.

wrist strap

WRIST

STRAP,

provided

for

your

conve-

nience

carrying

the

camera,

sup-

plied

with

your

camera.

Attach

the

strap

the

tripod

socket

the

HAND

GRIP

after

you

install

the

batteries.

eyecup

rubber

EYECUP,

which

reduces

extra-

neous

light

and

helps

position

your

eye

the

center

the

viewfinder,

sup-

plied

with

your

camera.

you

wish

use

the

eyecup,

snap

onto

the

view-

finder.

batteries

Your

camera

uses

six

AA-size,

lo5-volt

alkaline

batteries

power

the

drive

motors

and

automatic

exposure

control,

and

one

9-volt

alkaline

battery

(like

those

used

transistor

radios)

power

the

sound

amplifier.

(Don't

use

zinc-

carbon

batteries

except

emergen-

cy,

and

then

only

when

the

temperature

above

F.)

The

batteries

(supplied

with

outfits)

are

housed

the

hand

grip

the

camera

normal

temperatures,

the

AA-size

batteries

will

drive

approx-

imately

sound

cartridges

silent

cartridges

through

the

camera.

(If

the

camera

cools

temperatures

below

allow

the

camera

warm

be-

fore

you

use

for

sound

movies,

in-

sert

silent

cartridge

into

the

camera.

For

extended

cold-weather

operation,

you

can

use

auxiliary

battery

pack

"boost"

the

motor

batteries-see

page

15.)

Check

the

batteries

periodically

(see

"checking

batteries")

and

replace

when

necessary.

sure

use

alkaline

batteries

whenever

you

install

new

batteries.

installing batteries

install

the

batteries,

hold

the

camera

with

the

hand

grip

up.

(Remove

the

wrist

strap.)

Turn

the

coin-slotted

screw

counterclockwise

and

raise

the

BATTERY-

COMPARTMENT

COVER

shown

expose

the

battery

compartment.

Install

the

AA-SIZE

BATTERIES

with

the

"+"

ends

fac-

ing

shown

the

label

the

battery

compartment.

(If

you

install

the

bat-

teries

incol

rectly,

the

motor

will

run

slowly,

backward,

not

all.)

Snap

the

connector

onto

the

9-VOLT

BATTERY

(it

fits

only

one

way);

then

push

the

battery

into

the

opening

just

be-

neath

the

tripod

socket.

Lower

the

cover

its

normal

position

and

rotate

the

coin-slotted

screw

clockwise

secure

the

door.

checking batteries

The

built-in

battery

checker

permits

you

check

the

AA-size

batteries

peri-

odically.

Look

through

the

viewfinder

you

press

the

button

labeled

MOTOR-

BATTERY

CHECK.

IMPORTANT: Don't hold

the battery-check button longer than 5

seconds.

the

AA-size

batteries

are

good,

you'll

see

blue

light

just

below

the

viewfinder

rectangle

(When

the

mi-

crophone

plugged

into

the

camera,

this

light

will

flicker

red

you

make

sound

movies,

indicating

that

the

9-volt

battery

good.

See

page

10.)

WRIST STRAP

EYECUP

BATIERY-

COMPARTMENT

DOOR

Kodak super 8 movie films

Your

camera

uses

sound

silent

car-

tridges

movie

film

with

speeds

ASA

160.

notch

the

cartridge

automatically

adjusts

the

cam-

era

for

the

appropriate

speed.)

For

day-

light

illumination,

these

speeds

are

re-

duced

ASA

100

a filter

built

into

your

camera

For

regular

light

bulbs

(tungsten

illumination)

the

built-

filter

can

moved

out

position

manually,

automatically

inserting

movie

light

into

the

slot

top

the

camera.

Select

a film

from

the

table

for

the

conditions

under

which

you

will

making

movies

(The

table

gives

exam-

ples

different

light

sources.)

you

have

sound

cartridge

the

camera

and

wish

add

sound

later

(with

projector

capable

recording

sound),

simply

unplug

the

microphone

from

camera.

you

use

cartridge

silent

movie

film,

the

recording

mech-

anism

your

camera

will

not

acti-

vated.

you

decide

later

add

sound

background,

sound

stripe

such

the

KODAK

SONOTRACK

Coating

can

added

your

silent

film.

~fowever,

will

cost

than

you

use

sound

cartridge

initially.

Don't

carry

unwrapped,

unexposed

film

cartridges

your

pocket

purse,

because

dust

may

accumulate

the

film

and

appear

black

specks

your

movies

fore

making

any

especially

impor-

tant

movies

trip

some

special

event

expose

cartridge

of film

and

check

the

results.

This

will

give

you

practice

camera

operation

and

will

provide

check

your

equipment.

you

have

any

questions,

your

photo

dealer

will

glad

help.

filter setting

Regula1'light

bulbs, jiames,

jioodlights,

movie

lights,

other

tungsten-light

SOU1'ces

Daylight, jiuo1'es-

cent

light,

carbon-

a1'C

spotlights

you're

not

sure

the

type

light,

set

the

switch

" o

Qc."

than

one

kind

light

exists

scene,

set

the

filter

switch

for

the

predominant

light

source.

some

situations

the

use

the

mera

filter is a

matter

personal

taste.

Mov-

ies

made

with

the

filt

switch

oQc

will

appear

"warm

er,"

red-yel-

low,

than

those

made

without

the

filter.

doubt,

set

the

filter

itch

to "

oi:ic.

IMPORTANT:

Store

your

camera

and

film

away

from

heat

and

direct

sunlight-never

the

glove

com-

partment,

the

rear-window

shelf,

any

other

"hot

spot"

car.

KODAK

Films

Film

Speed

Filter

Light

Sources

Switch

EKTACHROME

160

ASA

100

(with

Day

light, fluorescent,

carbon-

Sound

Movie

Film

bUilt-

filter)

-;l?~

arc

spotlight,

01'

other

(Type

EKTACHROME

160

Existing

tungsten

light,

fire-

Movie

Film

ASA

160

(no

filter)

\\\\0

works,

flames, floodlight,

(Type

bounce

movie

light

(3400

I/)

KODACHROME

.:;

Sound

Movie

Film

ASA

(with

bUilt-in

filter)

l?~

Daylight

(Type

KODACHROME

(.)

Movie

Film

ASA

(no

filter)

\\\\0

Movie

light

(3400

(Type

EKTACHROME

ASA

(

with

-;l?~

Daylight

Movie

Film

built-in

filter)

(Typ

ASA

(no

filter)

\\\\0

Movie

light

(3400

.li::

TRI-X

Reversal

ASA

200

-;l?~

(.)

I/)

Daylight

Film

7278

(no

filted )

Existing

tungsten

light,

I/)

ASA

160

(no

filter)

\\\\0

8.Q)

bounce

movie

light

(3400

::::I

c,,c

ASA

(with

PLUS-X

Reversal

-;l?~

Daylight

~-o

built-in

filter)

(.)

Film

7276 "

\\\\0

ASA

(no

filter)

Movie

light

(3400

I/)

Only

silent

cartridges

available

'i'Cartridge

automatically

moves

filter

out

of li

path;

exposure

ASA

160.

loading the camera

Slide

the

film-door

LATCH

far

will

toward

the

front

the

cam-

LATCH

era.

The

atch

has

two

functions

the

first

movement

releases

the

film

door

and

the

second

movement

lift

the

car-

tridge

slightly

for

easy

removal.

Open

the

door

the

position

shown;

don't

force it beyond this position.

Slip

super

cartridge

of film

(sound

silent

)

into

the

camera,

tilting

the

cartridge

shown.

Push

the

rear

the

cartridge

until

snaps

into

place.

With

sound

cartridges,

the

sound-recording

mechanism

auto-

matically

activated.

IMPORTANT: Don't move the film

either the picture aperture or sound·

recording opening or

you

may cause the

car.tridge to jam, making it unusable.

Don't operate the camera

when

the door

open

and a cartridge

place.

. .

the

film

door

and

press

its

ower

rear

corner

secure

the

door

(Th

camera

will

not

operate

properly

the

door

not

closed.)

film-type

designation

will

appea

the

WINnow

the

film door.

FILM-SUPPLY

INDICATOR

marked

lik

e a

gas

gauge

("1-%

-%-%-0"

you

make

movies,

the

indicator

moves

show

you

how

much

unexposed

film

remains.

For

examp

when

the

in-

dicator

you

have

exposed

ap-

proximately

12%

feet

film

and

have

approximately

feet

exposed

film

remaining.

NOTE:

don't

recommend

removing

cartridge

film

before

completely

exposed

because

you

will

fog

approxi-

mately

inches

film

and

the

film-sup-

ply

indi

cator

will

return

"I"

(see

"un-

loadin

the

camera,"

page

12).

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