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LFP Quick Start Guide
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Chapter 3
Using Film mode to record and
play back camera movements
About Film mode
In Film mode you can record the movements of the head and changes to
the lens focus, zoom, and iris settings as a single “
move ”, and then play
that move again later.
In addition to recording live moves, you can define a move by defining its
start and end points (including lens settings and other parameters), and
the LFP can generate the move by interpolating between the points.
There is no practical limit on the number of moves you can store,
although there is a total time limit of 174 axis minutes. For example, if
you record the movements of 4 axes simultaneously, the total time storage
capacity is about 43 minutes.
The LFP remembers the stored moves even if you power off, and even if
you change modes and then come back to Film mode. To go into Film
mode:
♦
In the LFP menu choose
CHANGE MODE
>
FILM MODE
.
Once in Film mode you record, play, and
modify moves by using the menu.
You can also assign existing moves to the
PRESETS
buttons, and then play the
moves with the buttons. See page 35.