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Summary of Contents for Leicina Super RT-1

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Page 2: ...observed in the viewfinder while filming For the advanced film maker the LEICINA SUPER RT 1 offers increased versatility 2 for special effects All controls may easily be operated by one hand Allhough the LEICINA SUPER RT 1 re quires no special skills we recommend that you follow the operating instructions carefully Correct handling will increase the pleasure of film making Before filming please re...

Page 3: ...aneous exposures Single frame time exposures Frame counter Filming at 9 frames per second Continuous filming 8 8 11 13 14 15 16 16 18 19 20 20 21 21 21 Page Automatic exposure control 22 Filming at predetermined aperture 22 Overriding automatic exposure control 23 Lap dissolves 23 Fades 24 Double exposure 24 Loading 25 Daylight artificial light filter 26 Using additional filters 26 Close up lens 2...

Page 4: ...ssette chamber lock 5 Film plane index 6 Release 7 Hinged handgrip B Handgrlp lock 4 9 Tripod bushing 10 Knob for type of film and Illumination 11 Knob lor exposure correction 12 Lever for manual control 01 zoom 13 Bmm to 64mm lEICINA VARIO 1 1 9 zoom lens 14 Divisible lenshood Accepts filters and supplementary front lenses 15 Focusing ring ...

Page 5: ...or power film rewind 23 Nine pin receptacle 24 Selector knob for synchronizing impulses 1 pulse per frame or 1 pulse every fourth frame 5 25 Selector knob for continuous running single frame or time exposure 26 Frame counter 27 Frame speed selector 28 Speed selector locking button and battery test 29 Light indicating open shutter and or operation of camera 30 Knob for blacking out viewfinder 31 Ey...

Page 6: ...eld in either the right or left hand The thumb is posi tioned on release button 6 The other hand grasps the camera body Index and middle fingers are free to operate buttons 19 and 20 zoom rocker switch 17 or button 22 for film rewind The forehead rest 1 is pressed against the forehead for a solid three point support The operating buttons are positioned direct above the handgrip assuring maximum st...

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Page 8: ...These are readily available in every country Here is a list of batteries we have tested and can recommend Eveready 1015 Eveready E 91 Mallory Mn 1500 Ever Ready HP 7 Made in U S A U S A U S A U K Berec HP 7 U K Varta Pertrix 244 West Germany Daimon 298 West Germany Piles Wonder Orest France Hellesens 738 Denmark 8 iii 18065 210 Installing batteries and testing Push up on the forehead rest and sein...

Page 9: ...eparate both 9 18904 210 parts Insert each cell in its retaining clip observing and polarity Place the end of the cell against the spring contact and push it into the clip The fabric bands are placed beneath the lower cells to facilitate their removal Close the battery housing ...

Page 10: ...ctor 27 to any speed and then depressing locking button 28 The needle of battery test indicator 2 should be in the white sector If the needle remains in the red sector the batteries are exhausted and should be replaced 10 18905 210 During freezing weather the battery hous ing should be removed from the camera and carried in an inside coat pocket A spare battery housing is available under catalog n...

Page 11: ...speed for silent movies 1 140 second exposure 25 Normal speed for sound movies 1 55 second exposure Also re commended for fast moving objects and when using long focal length lens settings To set frame speed selector 27 depress red speed selector locking button 28 and rotate selector to desired speed Note When camera is not in use set frame speed selector to Ou to conserve the battery ...

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Page 13: ...ars in the lower portion of the viewfinder When making fades or lap dissolves a long thick black bar will appear when the diaphragm is closed 13 4 Film reserve The color coded indicator in the left side of the viewfinder indicates as follows Green Half green half yellow Yellow Half yellow half red Red start of film ohne fourth of film exposed half of film exposed three fourths of film exposed end ...

Page 14: ... each indivi dual s eyesight The eyepiece is focused as follows Set the lens at 64mm focal length and infinity focus Select an area of uniform illumin ation preferably light gray and starting at 2 rotate the eyepiece diopter adjust 14 wrong right 2684 2 210 ing knob 31 until the diagonal measuring edge of the split image rangefinder has attained optimum contrast and sharpness I I ...

Page 15: ... maximum focal length of 64mm Rotate focusing ring 15 until the split images are aligned and maximum sharpness achieved If preferred zoom control lever 12 may be mounted on focusing ring 15 to faci litate rapid focusing 15 unsharp sharp 26843 210 ...

Page 16: ...ical system of LEICINA SUPER RT l The fourteen element LEICINA VARIO lens 13 is permanently attached to the camera Its zoom ratio is 8 to 1 8mm to 64mm and its aperture range is from f l 9 to 1 22 Closest focusing distance is 90cm 36 inches A beam splitting prism built into the lens diverts a portion of the light to the viewfinder The viewfinder field is the same as covered by the lens l r ...

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Page 18: ...speeds are avail able six seconds slow for the complete zoom range and three seconds fast by depressing both switch 17 and button 19 Button 19 may be locked in the down position by depressing and rotating it clockwise This assures fast zooming whenever rocker switch 17 is operated Note When projecting the exposed film at 18 frames per second zoom durations on the screen will be Filming Speed Proje...

Page 19: ... in ad dition to release 6 or 21 The effect when fi lming at the faster speed and pro jecting at normal speed slows the motion on the screen Button 18 may be locked in its down position by depressing and 9 rotating it 90 in either direction The ca mera will then 1i Imat 54 frames per second when actuating either release Nole The frame speed selector 27 must be set for either 9 18 or 25 frames per ...

Page 20: ...g release 21 and another exposure is made when it is re turned to its upper position Single frame time exposures Set the letter T on selector knob 25 to align with the white index on the ca mera body Arrest the diaphragm at the desired aperture by depreSSing button 20 and turn clockwise to lock it When de preSSing release 6 or 21 the first time the camera shutter will open When de pressing either ...

Page 21: ...ed selector 27 for nine fra mes per second and depress release 6 or 21 This slower rate of filming speeds up the projected action Slow moving ob jects move faster giving an oldtime movie effect Also the longer exposure time 1 20th second permits film ing under light conditions not possible at faster running speeds 21 18914 210 Continuous filming Release 21 may be locked in the de pressed position ...

Page 22: ...he diaphragm closes to a smaller open ing as the leval of illumination increases and opens to a larger opening as the illu mination becomes less Viewfinder symbol of four bars indicates insufficient light Viewfinder symbol of one bar indicates a closed diaphragm 22 18913 210 Filming at predetermined aperture The diaphragm may be arrested at a predetermined setting by depressing dia phragm arrestin...

Page 23: ...ves At the end of the scene where a lap dis solve is desired depress button 22 while still depressing release 6 or 21 Hold both buttons in their depressed position until the camera stops running then simultaneously release both buttons Before starting the next scene depress button 22 until the diaphragm is fully closed as indicated by the long bar sym bol in the viewfinder Next depress re ...

Page 24: ...ress release 6 or 21 Continue filming for the desired length of the scene 24 Double exposure Without the camera running frame the scene to be photographed and arrest the diaphragm by locking diaphragm arrest ing butlon 20 in the down position Simultaneously depress release 6 or 21 and butlon 22 for four seconds Unlock butlon 20 Next depress butlon 22 until diaphragm is fully closed While holding b...

Page 25: ... guide notch of the cassette on the right side in front of the letters must engage under the guide pin in the chamber of the camera Insertion of the cassette automatically establishes the correct film speed setting 25 18080 within the range 15 27 DIN 25 420 ASA for the automatic exposure control of the camera The film type indicator window 3 indicates the type of film in the camera ...

Page 26: ...with conversion filte Exposure of artificial light color film in a tificial light without filter Exposure of black and white film in daylight or artificial light with out filter This position must also be used when employing daylight color film in daylight Exposure of black and white film with the conversion filter Pro duces the effect of a light orange 26841 210 filter Using additional filters Se...

Page 27: ...ed into the front of the zoom lens after removing the divisible lens hood 14 The front portion of the lens hood is then threaded into the supplementary lens Focal length Distance set Scale in m 8 0 9 64 0 9 27 18082 210 Note The location of the film plane is indicated by the film plane index 5 locat ed on the cassette chamber lock 4 Cable Release A 20 inch cable release with lock catalog No 14 076...

Page 28: ...ting right angle finder and adapter is available 28 19055 210 The rubber cup is removed from the view finder eyepiece 32 and the adapter cat No 22 221 is attached to the eyepiece The right angle finder cat No 14 186 is then fitted to the adapter Universal Handgrip To steady the hand held camera when filming with longer focal lengths a uni versal handgrip catalog No 14 188 and cable release catalog...

Page 29: ... Pins 6 7 8 External power supply Pins 1 8 Remote release Pins 2 8 Flash synchronization Pins 3 8 Impulse for tape recorder sound synchronization Pins 4 8 Tape recorder start stop Pins 9 8 control Remote control of dia phragm when diaphragm arresting button 20 is in locked position The control unit when used with the LEICINA SUPER RT 1 provides the follow 109 1 Time lapse The following time combi ...

Page 30: ... a stereo tape recorder 4 Remote control The control unit serves as a complete remote control center and may also be used as an external power supply for the camera A detailed instruction book is supplied with the control unit Additional information regarding special applications of the LEICINA SUPER RT 1 will be found in the publication number 210 27 30 Maintenance The film track of the camera sh...

Page 31: ...ty is extended oyer two years for all optical an mechanical components and over one year for all electrical components beginning with the date of purchase from your dealer A warranty card showing Ihe serial no 01 Ihe LEICINA SUPER RT l is enclosed with every camera Service Should your LEICINA SUPER RT l ever be in need of repair please contact either your photo dealer the LEITZ agents in your coun...

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