ARRI ARRIFLEX 435 ES, Instruction Manual

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Sample Accounting
File Edit FPS Shutter Programs Accounting Tools
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RUN
Phase
PGM Trigger
Status: Standby
FPS: 24.000
Shutter: 180.0
°
Mode
Reset Total
Run at 1 fps
- 0.001 fps
+ 0.001 fps
Take: 6'
Total: 10'
Frames: 434
Battery: 24 V
Program: None
On Off
Set TC/UB
Timecode: 00:05:25:01 NDF
Userbits:
00:01:19:96
TC Status: On
435
Scene Take W NG FPS Shutter Ft/Tk Total
– 12 1
•
12.000 180.0 1 3
– 12 2 12.000 180.0 1 3
– 12 3
•
6.000 180.0 2 5
– 12 4 23.976 180.0 4 9
– 12 5 23.976 180.0 1 10
– 67 1 23.976 180.0 8 18
– 68 1 13.678 180.0 10 28
– 68 2 13.678 180.0 2 30
– 68 3 24.000 180.0 19 49
– 68 4
•
13.678 180.0 11 60
– 68 5
Roll: 4 New Roll Close Roll
Open
Laptop Camera Controller LCC
The LCC is a computer program that allows the ARRIFLEX 435,
435 ES, 535, 535B or 16SR 3 to be controlled from a lap-
top or notebook computer. The LCC is available for Macintosh
PowerBooks (Series 100, 200, 500) and for Windows PC’s.
An easily understandable user-interface
➪
photo provides
access to all camera status information and enables setting
operational parameters, as well as time code time and user
bits. Additionally, the LCC can be used to log film stock and
to create camera reports.
Monitoring/Controlling
- Frame rate and shutter angle can be precisely controlled.
Often used values can be stored in a menu.
- Frame rate changes in any number of steps can easily be
programmed and stored. The LCC automatically computes
the screen time, the shutter angles necessary for exposure
compensation and the length of film that will be exposed.
- In conjunction with the iris control unit (ICU), it is possible
to run exposure compensated frame rate programs with
cameras not equipped with an electronically adjustable
shutter.
- For multiple exposures, frame-accurate rewinding is
possible.
- Setting time code and camera preferences is simplified.
Accounting
- The film stock accounting functions offer a clear overview
of raw stock and exposed film.
- Camera reports can be created and filled in either auto-
matically or manually. For each take, information such as
frame rate, shutter angle, take length, frame numbers, time
of day or time code data can be automatically recorded
in the camera report. This can then be printed or exported
as a text file.
- A daily film report lists all the footage used according to
emulsion number.
For further details, see the information pamphlet.