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Summary of Contents for R 16 Automatic B

Page 1: ...how to use your camera Beaulieu R 16 Automatic...

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Page 3: ...11 Siqnal Generator Socket 12 Turret Locking Catch 13 Remote Release Socket 14 Eyesight Correction Adjustment for Viewfinder 15 Speed Control Knob 16 Tachometer for Exact Speed Setting 17 Speed Range...

Page 4: ...ngle Frame Release Socket 11 Signal Generator Socket 12 Turret Locking Catch 13 Remote Release Socket 14 Eyesight Correction Adjustment for View finder 15 Speed Range Switch 24 to 25 and 2 to 64 Frame...

Page 5: ...g the Automatic Diaphragm 8 Operating the Manual Diaphragm li J 9 Operating the Camera with a 3 Lens Turret 10 Viewing and Focussing 11 Unloading the Film SPECIAL APPLICATIONS 1 Filming on a Tripod 2...

Page 6: ...F ACCESSORIES 1 Mains Charging of Batteries 2 Charging Batteries from Car 3 Using the 200 Magazine 4 Various Accessories MAINTENANCE 1 Lens 2 The Gate 3 Reflex Viewing 4 Lubrication 5 Electrical featu...

Page 7: ...1 Battery The R16 camera is powered by nickel cadmium batteries There are two types of battery the 500 milliamp battery which when fully charged power will the camera to take 7100 films at 25 frames...

Page 8: ...lming speed This is because of the time taken for the film to run through the camera at 2 frames per second is much longer than for the time at 64 frames per second 2 Method of Powering the Camera 3 H...

Page 9: ...a This switch has three posi tions When the switch is fully extended no power reaches the camera When the switch is pushed in the switch is on and the camera will run The locked position is when the s...

Page 10: ...set to normal 11 Signal Generator Socket This allows a 50 cycle 25 frame or 60 cycle 24 frame signal generator to be screwed in for lip synch sound filming 12 Turret locking Catch This catch is on all...

Page 11: ...p s When switched to the left the speed range can be adjusted to speeds between 2 and 64 frames per second When switched to the right position the speed range condensed enables the 24 25 frames for so...

Page 12: ...ng the battery Before filming it is always a good idea to check the charge in the battery The equipment for doing this is incorporated in the camera a Set the master switch to the control position b M...

Page 13: ...ocket M and run off some film Follow the film feed path on the gate and insert it in the gate Close the gate If the film has been correctly positioned it will automatically find its place in the gate...

Page 14: ...y not stop the camera with the mirror in position and there is a risk of fogging the frame In order to set this right it is necessary for you to push in the release button nad squeeze the isolating sw...

Page 15: ...posure 48 frames per second 1 120 of a second exposure 64 frames per second 1 160 of a second exposure 6 Adjusting the light meter filming speeds and sensitivity Set the filming speed chosen against t...

Page 16: ...ng the camera specifically at the darker areas of the subject which you wish to have exposed correctly When the sky is very bright and the subject is in shade the meter will tend to give an average re...

Page 17: ...is unserewed Turn the lens clockwise with the isolat ing switch in off position 8 Using the manual aperture control Whether you are using a semi automatic camera mono or turret or an automatic camera...

Page 18: ...rret camera with zoom and very long telephoto lenses Owing to their weight we recommend the turret locking screw For evry heavy lenses we would recommend the turret strengthening plate Mono turret cam...

Page 19: ...cure SPECIAL APPLICATIONS 1 Tripod use Before fixing the camera to a tripod do not forget to switch on the isolating switch of the handgrip to the continuous position turn the button a quarter of a tu...

Page 20: ...he mechanism 4 Remote control filming This facility is offered by the BEAULIEU camera and is useful to any body who wishes to keep away from the subject animal life children etc or when there is a cer...

Page 21: ...lming normally with the cable release the camera always stops with the sutter closed 5 Micro and macro photography The reflex viewing system of the BEAULIEU cameras is very precise both in its focussi...

Page 22: ...is a piece of film with a picture and a piece of magnetic record ing tape both of the same length and both with the same perforations This can then be projected in a double headed projector picture on...

Page 23: ...the 90 mA charger a Recharging the battery on the Camera Check that the voltage on the charger is set to the mains current 110 volts to 220 volts AC This setting is not critical within 30 volts on ei...

Page 24: ...rity Charging time is about 15 hours In order to look after your batteries we recommend that you charge them once a month when not in use Always remember to recharge the batteries after filming as thi...

Page 25: ...wo screws can be firmly tightened after adjustment Hold the camera in your hand Rest the 200 Magazine on your forehead Adjust the position of the magazine forward or backward Tightern down the locking...

Page 26: ...tell you the amount of film left for use figure page 22 8 Thread the film back into the magazine taking it on the right of the film guide roller and in between the two rollers of the magazine k Take...

Page 27: ...to allow access Make certain that the film path and focussing screen are free from emulsion dust 3 Reflex viewing The reflex mirror is behine the lens turret Take off the lens and using the blower rem...

Page 28: ...age Never use the camera from the mains even though it is possible to purchase a rectifier The particular circuit of the camera has to have a very smooth DC current for the camera to function correctl...

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