Keystone K-7 ZOOM Manuel utilisateur

YOUR

KEYSTONE

ELECTRIC

EYE

ZOOM

CAMERA

MODEL

K-7

snjoy

your

camera

and

take

movtet

their

fineit,

become

familiar

with

the

work¬

ing

parti

and

operating

procedure

your

ZOOM

camera.

Hold

the

camera

com¬

fortable

poiition

ihown,

practice

zooming

the

lent

slowly

moving

the

lever

forward

bock

until

the

desired

effect

obtained.

The

short

length

practice

film

your

camera

supplied

that

you

may

become

acquainted

with

the

proper

threading.

Ex¬

posure

con

not

mode

this

film.

you

read

through

the

instruction

manual,

keep

this

page

open

for

reference

operoting

operating

the

camera

Wind

comera

motor.

Sot

A.S.A.

dial.

Sot

loni

oponing

dial

"AUTO"

"MANUAL".

Sot

filter

lover

correct

position.

Open

cover

and

load

camera.

Frame

subject

viewfinder.

Hold

camera

steody.

NOT

BLOCK

ELECTRIC

EYE

WINDOW.

Press

operating

lever.

Wind

camera

after

each

scene.

CAUTION:

with

all

movie

cameras

panning

not

roc*

ommended,

especially

the

telephoto

position.

However

when

following

subject

(as

child

play)

your

eamero

will

outomatlcolly

expose

cor¬

rectly

even

you

should

pan

move

camera

during

scene.

winding

the

camera

Before

the

film

wind

your

cam¬

era

motor.

Lift

the

winding

handle

out

the

recess

the

cose

and

flip

over

into

the

winding

position.

Turn

the

wind¬

ing

handle

clockwise

until

the

camera

motor

folly

wound.

After

winding,

turn

the

winding

hondle

counter-clockwise

and

push

into

the

recess

the

case.

the

camera

IMPORTANT:

Always

load

unlood

Ih*

camera

subdued

light.

open

the

camera

cover

turn

the

cover

latch

the

left

and

lift

gently.

Swing

the

footage

indicator

lever

toward

the

rear

the

camera

(note

arrow)

and

remove

the

take-up

spool

from

the

take-up

spool

shaft.

Remove

the

purchosed

spool

film

from

the

metal

container.

Save

this

container

for

returning

the

film

your

dealer

for

processing.

Hold

the

spool

securely

and

unwind

approximately

foot

film

leader

for

threading

purposes.

Hold

the

film

with

both

hands

shown

and

place

the

spool

the

supply

spool

shaft.

The

center

hole

with

the

four

notches

should

facing

and

Move

the

pressure

plote

bock

(note

orrow)

with

your

forefinger

and

insert

the

film

between

the

pressure

plate

and

the

aperture

plote.

Release

the

pressure

plote.

Check

insure

thot

the

light

side

the

film

facing

towards

the

front

the

camera

and

that

the

upper

edge

the

film

under

the

lip.

Press

down

the

operating

lever

and

releose

after

running

about

inches

film

through

the

camera

order

check

the

proper

film

position.

the

camera

(cont.)

Hold

the

take-up

spool

that

the

side

that

reads

"Film

When

This

Spool

Only

Half

Exposed"

facing

up.

Insert

the

end

the

film

into

the

spool

hub

slot.

Wind

about

inches

film

around

the

spool

clockwise.

Swing

the

footage

indicator

lever

(note

arrow)

toward

the

rear

the

camera

and

place

the

take*up

spool

the

take-up

spool

shaft.

Check

insure

that

the

top

surfoce

the

spool

below

the

end

the

shoH.

Rotate

the

spool

clockwise

take

slack

the

film.

Press

down

the

operating

lever

and

release

after

running

about

inches

film.

the

film

threaded

correctly,

the

take-up

spool

and

supply

spool

will

torn

clockwise

and

the

film

will

pass

uniformly

between

the

aperture

plate

and

pressure

plate.

Replace

the

camera

cover

and

lock

turning

the

cover

lotch

the

right.

Run

the

camera

until

oppears

the

center

the

footage

indicator

window.

The

number

oppearing

this

window

indicates

the

number

feet

unexposed

film

remaining

the

camera.

The

zoom

viewfinder

coupled

with

the

zoom

lens

and

automatically

designates

the

correct

field

view

for

all

lens

positions

thot

you

may

see

glance

the

entire

field

view

that

you

wish

photograph.

Located

below

the

picture

field

are

the

lens

open¬

ing

numbers.

These

will

change

according

the

■

brightness

your

scene

subject.

the

light

insufficient

for

properly

exposed

pictures,

red

warning

will

have

covered

half

this

window.

automatic

operation

For

fully

automatic

operation

rotote

the

lens

open¬

ing

dial

until

the

word

"AUTO"

visible.

When

adjusted

correctly

the

dial

will

click

into

posi¬

tion.

All

thot

remains

done

obtain

per¬

fectly

exposed

movies

aim

the

camera

the

scene

subject

photogrophed

and

shoot.

Your

Key*ton«

fl.8

fixed

focu»

room

lent

en¬

ables

you

lake

scenes

from

normol

wide

angle

telephoto

without

changing

lenses

moving

from

your

picture

taking

location.

When

using

various

positions

the

lens

hold

the

camera

firmly

and

move

the

lever

slowly.

tripod

recommended

for

smooth

effects

especially

the

telephoto

position.

bright

sunlight

movies

may

made

with

lens

normal

wide

angle

positions

feel.

The

telephoto

lens

position

should

not

used

less

thon

feet

from

the

subject.

electric

eye

setting

for

film

type

Yoor

"Electric

Eye"

designed

for

use

with

8mm

color

block

and

white

movie

film.

Built

Into

the

camera

A.S.A.

Film

Index

Dial.

This

dial

en-

obles

you

set

the

"Electric

Eye"

ogree

with

the

speed

the

film

used

the

camera.

Example:

using

A.S.A.

(outdoor

color

film)

set

the

dial

that

the

marking

adjacent

the

number

lines

with

the

red

dot

the

top

the

camera.

The

A.S.A.

Film

Index

Diol

can

set

between

the

numbers

when

using

film

speed

other

than

those

the

dial.

When

using

indoor

film

outdoors

move

the

filter

lever

"IN"

posi¬

tion

ond

set

A.S.A.

Film

Index

Dial

A.S.A.

10.-

The

new

Daylight

Type

Ansco

AAoviechrome

Color

Film

(A.S.A.

.20)

hos

been

provided

for

the

mark

between

ond

the

Film

Index

Dial.

important

remember

set

the

dial

agree

with

the

A.S.A.

number

the

film

used

the

camera.

Each

film

type

designated

exposure

Index

number

set

the

A.S.A.

(American

Standards

Associotlon).

These

indexes

are

shown

the

table

below

and

ore

olso

the

pamphlet

packed

with

your

film.

EXPOSURE

INDEX

KODACHROME

OATIIPHT

TYPE

KODACHBOME

TYPE

ANSCO

MOVIECHROME

DAYIIOHT

TYPE

'WITH

OAYIICHT

CONVERSION

FILTER

FOR

TYPE

COLOR

FILM.

"WITH

NUMBER

SOB

FILTER.

operating

lever

◄

run

The

operating

lever

thovrn

the

run

potition.

This

the

normol

operating

position.

lock

run

The

lock

run

position

particularly

useful

when

the

cantera

mounted

tripod

ond

the

op-

erotor

wishes

get

into

the

scene

being

taken.

single

frame

The

operating

lever

shown

the

single

frome

position.

Single

frome

operotion

similar

that

still

picture

that

one

picture

exposed

time.

particularly

useful

for

making

animated

titles

other

special

effects.

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