Keystone SUPER 8 K-715P Manuel utilisateur

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MOVIE

CAMERA

KEYSTONE

SENSITRON

ELECTRIC

EYE

AUTO

ZOOM

CAMERA

MODEL

K-715P

"

^

0

This

Auto-Instant

Super-8

camera

has

Electronic

Exposure

Control.

This

ultimate

In

Automatic

Exposure

Control

assures

you

the

maximum

of

picture

exposure

excellence.

To

enjoy

your

camera

and

take

movies

at

their

finest,

become

familiar

with

the

working

parts

and

operating

procedure

by

spending

a

few

minutes

reading

this

Instruction

Manual

before

exposing

your

first

film.

Hold

the

camera

steady

but

in

a

comfortable

position,

and

squeeze

Shutter

Release

Button

and

while

camera

Is

running,

practice

zooming

the

lens

by

turning

the

Zoom

Lever

until

the

desired

effect

is

obtained

in

viewfinder.

NOTE

:

As

the

Model

K-715P

has

a

Reflex

Finder

system,

the

Lens

Cap

must

be

removed

In

order

to

view

"thru

the

lens”.

We

suggest

that

you

pay

particular

attention

to

Page

2

which

describes

the

various

parts

referred

to

throughout

this

book

and

to

the

Operating

Steps

outlined

on

Page

3.

KEEP

THIS

PAGE

OPEN

FOR

REFERENCE

A.

ZOOM

LENS

B.

MANUAL

ZOOM

LEVER

J.

BATTERY

CHECKER

C.

SHUTTER

RELEASE

BUTTON

K.

VIEWFINDER

(EYE-PIECE)

D.

PISTOL

GRIP

L.

BATTERY

COVER

RELEASE

E.

PISTOL

GRIP

HAND

SCREW

BUTTON

F.

COVER

LOCK

M.

MOTOR

BATTERY

G.

FILM

TYPE

WINDOW

COMPARTMENT

H.

THREADED

HOLE

FOR

MOUNTING

N.

REMOTE

CONTROL

SOCKET

SUN

GUN

(ACCESSORY'

0.

LENS

CAP

(REMOVE)

1

.

FILM

COUNTER

P.

AUTO

ZOOM

BUTTON

2

LOADING

THE

CAMERA

FIG.

1

4

FIG.

2

Push

Side

Cover

Lock

to

left

and

open

cover.

Remove

purchased

film

cartridge

from

protective

envelope.

Save

envelope

and

box

for

packing

cartridge

for

processing

after

exposure.

Insert

cartridge

into

camera

as

shown

in

Fig.

1

making

certain

that

the

Cartridge

Registration

Pin

is

lined-up

with

the

recess

on

cartridge.

Depress

rear

of

cartridge

as

shown

in

Fig.

2.

Close

the

cover

by

pushing

it

lightly

•

The

Film

Counter

points

to

"S"

starting

•

position

.

The

number

pointed

out

by

the

Film

Counter

Needle

is

the

number

of

.feet

of

exposed

film.When

the

Film

Counter

points

to

(End)

and

Film

Run

Indicator

visible

under

the

viewfinder

image

stops

moving,

the

film

is

completely

exposed.

Remove

cartridge

and

send

for

processing.

TRIAL

FILM

It

is

recommended

when

using

the

camera

for

the

first

time

that

only

one

film

be

exposed

and

developed.

After

projection

you

will

have

an

•

opportunity

to

study

the

results

of

your

first

filming

so

that

you

can

make

corrections

and

improvements

In

your

filming

technique.

If

there

are

any

questions,

we

suggest

you

take

your

film’to

your

dealer

who

will

be

glad

to

make

recommendations

for

improvements.

OPERATING

THE

CAMERA

♦

1.

Remove

the

lens

cap

2.

Install

pistol

grip

^Page

11^

3.

Install

mercury

battery

^Page

4.

Install

penlite

batteries

(Page

10)

5.

Check

penlite

battery

strength

(Page

10)

6.

Load

film

cartridge

into

camera

(Page

4)

7.

Adjust

Viewfinder

Eyepiece

(Page

5)

8.

Frame

subject

In

viewfinder

vPage

5^

9.

Hold

camera

steady

10.

Squeeze

operating

trigger

11.

Replace

lens

cap

when

camera

is

not

In

use

to

prolong

the

life

of

mercury

battery.

CAUTION:

As

with

all

movie

cameras

panning

Is

not

recommended,

especially

In

the

telephoto

posi¬

tion.

However

when

following

a

subject

i,as

a

child

at

play)

your

camera

will

automatically

expose

correctly

even

if

you

should

pan

or

movie

camera

during

a

scene.

If

panning

Is

done,

hold

camera

steady

and

pan

as

slowly

as

possible.

REFLEX

VIEWFINDER

AND

ZOOM

LENS

H

WARNING

ZONE

I

FILM

RUN

INDICATOR

With

the

new

Keystone

ELECTRIC

MOTOR

DRIVE

camera

it

is

no

longer

necessary

to

wind

a

motor

to

run

the

camera.

Just

squeeze

operating

trigger

and

the

ELEC¬

TRIC

MOTOR

DRIVE

allows

uninterrupted

operation

of

camera.

The

reflex

zoom

viewfinder

gives

through

the.lens

viewing,

which

automatically

gives

you

the

same

field

of

view

as

the

lens

"sees".

If

light

Is

insufficient

or

too

brijght

for

proper

exposure,

a

red

warning

signal

will

appear

In

upper

warning

zone

above

viewfinder

Image.

THE

F1.8

ZOOM

UNIVERSAL

FOCUS

LENS

Your

Keystone

FI.8

zoom

Universal

Focus

Lens

eliminates

the

necessity

of

setting

lens

focus

as

you

shoot,

at

any

distance

from

camera

to

subject

within

a

range

of

6

feet

to

infinity...

even

in

all

lens

positions

from

wide

angel

to

telephoto.

Because

your

Zoom

lens

can

lj)e

set

at

any

point

within

its

9.6

mm

to

24

mm

range,

this

gives

the

same

versatility

achieved

by

professional

photographers

and

TV

cameramen

when

“zooming

In

the

subject"

for

dramatic

close-up

shots,

or

“zooming

away"

for

wid-angle

shots.

Since

the

K-715P

viewfinder

gives

through

the

lens

viewing,

you

always

see

what

the

lens

sees.

You

may

select

your

scene

quickly

by

merely

framing

the

subject

in

the

viewfinder

exactly

as

you

want

It.

Turn

the

Zoom

manual

Lever

for

making

this

picture

size

adjustment.

TO

ADJUST

EYEPIECE

The

K-715P

camera

has

an

“adjust

to

your

vision"

eyepiece.

To

obtain

proper

focus,

turn

manual

Zoom

Lever

to

telephoto,

select

an

object

at

least

50

feet

away

and

while

viewing

through

the

eyepiece

turn

It

until

this

object

is

in

sharp

focus

to

your

eye.

ZOOMING

THE

LENS

(MANUALLY)

Your

Keystone

fl.8

zoom

lens

enables

you

to

take

scenes

from

normal

to

wide

angle

or

telephoto

with¬

out

changing

lenses

or

moving

from

your

picture

taking

location.

When

using

various

positions

of

the

lens,

hold

the

camera

firmly

and

move

the

zoom

lever

slowly.

A

tripod

is

recommended

for

smooth

effects

especially

In

the

telephoto

position.

AUTO

ZOOMING

Hold

the

camera

firmly

in

the

right

hand

and

squeeze

operating

trigger

to

start

camera.

While

the

camera

is

running,

press

down

on

the

auto

zoom

button

to

either

the

telephoto

or

wide

angle

position,

Your

lens

will

automatically

and

smoothly

zoom

under

power

in

that

direction.

(Note:

While

auto

zooming,

do

not

touch

manual

zoom

lever.)

Use

the

zooming

action

sparingly.

It

is

good

movie

technique

to

use

zoom

as

a

transition

from

long

shot

A

to

close-up.

Once

the

close-up

is

achieved,

continue

shooting

to

develop

your

story

interest.

Your

picture

quality

will

be

even

better

if

you

use

a

tripod.

When

shooting

in

telephoto

position

for

extreme

close-ups,-

use

of

the

tripod

insures

the

steadiest

pictures.

4

The

new

CdS

”Behind-the-lens”

system

fusing

a

mercury

battery)

is

the

ultimate

Electric

Eye.

The

sensitive

CdS

exposure-setting

cell

which

is

located

In

the

lens

system,

'’sees"

exactly

the

same

light

as

the

lens

sees

and

automatically

sets

exposure

accordingly.

The

camera

is

equipped

with

a

built-in

Type

"A"

filter

which

is

always

In

position

during

outdoor

pho¬

tography

to

provide

the

proper

A.S.A.

(American

Standards

Association)

setting

of

ASA

25.

It

is

not

necessary

to

change

any

settings

on

the

camera

whether

shooting

Indoor

or

outdoor

scenes.

When

using

the

Keystone

Sun

Gun

(accessory)

for

indoor

photography,

the

Type

"A"

filter

Is

automatically

moved

out

of

position

when

the

Sun

Gun

is

screwed

in

to

the

mounting

hole

on

top

of

camera.

This

automatically

provides

a

setting

of

ASA

40.

CAUTION:

If

a

separate

light

bar

of

flood

lights

are

used,

it

Is

necessary

to

manually

move

the

Type

"A

’

filter

out

of

position.

A

special

thumbscrew

Is

packed

with

each

camera.

Insert

thumbscrew

Into

threaded

hole

on

top

of

camera

(see

"H"

Page

2)

and

turn

clockwise

until

fully

seated.

The

setting

will

then

become

ASA

40.

CONTINUOUS

RUNNING

OPERATION

When

you

wish

to

run

film

continously

without

holding

the

Shutter

Button,

squeese

Button

in

a

normal

^

AUTOMATIC

EXPOSURE

WITH

ARTIFICIAL

LIGHT

Distance

KEYSTONE

K-715P

SENSITRON

F1.8

LENS

4

^

Mount

the

Sun

Gun

Super-8

to

top

of

camera.

This

will

automatically

disengage

the

Type

"A"

filter

and

provide

the

proper

A.S.A.

40

setting.

If

a

separate

light

bar

or

floodlights

are

used,

note

CAUTION

on

Page

7.

The

subject

should

always

be

closer

to

the

background

than

it

is

to

the

camera.

This

will

Insure

a

good

overall

exposure

as

both

subject

and

background

will

be

lighted

uniformly.

Using

300

Watt

Lamps

2

Lamps,

Subject

to

camera

6'

—

13'

4

Lamps,

Subject

to

camera

8'

—

19)4'

Using

KEYSTONE

SUN

GUN

Subject

to

camera

distance

"A”

from

6'

—14'

.

Distance

i

I

Distance

"A"

should

always

be

greater

than

Distance

“B"

§

:^

r-T

r..

^

INSTALLING

ELECTRIC

EYE

BATTERY

To

install

the

Mercury

Battery,

open

Side

Cover

and

insert

a

coin

in

the

slot

of

the

Battery

Cover,

and

turn

counterclockwise

until

cover

is

removed.

Install

new

Battery

with

(

+

)

positive

side

up

Battery

should

last

approximately

2

years.

and

close

cover.

Under

normal

conditions

the

Mercury

extended

period

of

time.

Remove

Battery

if

the

camera

is

to

be

stored

for

an

Mercury

Battery

is

operative

only

when

film

cartridge

is

loaded

Inside

camera.

This

is

done

by

car¬

tridge

pressing

a

pin

In

the

cartridge

chamber.

When

you

have

finished

with

a

cartridge

and

take

it

out

of

camera,

Mercury

Battery

is

automatically

disconnected

from

the

Electric

Eye

system.

I