Kodak SPECIAL Operating instructions

-KODAK

THE

CINE-KODAK

SPEC

EASTMAN

KODAK

COMPANY

ROCHESTER,

NEW

YORK

•

TAB

L E o F

THE

CINE-KODAK SPECIAL. 5

Interchanging

the

Film

Chambers. . . . .

. . .

...

Aperture Cover .

Threading the Film.

Film Meters . . . . . . . . . . .

Unloading..

HAND-HELD OPERATION.

Condensed Instructions

for Average Filming.

General Inform

ation.

Holding the Camera Steady.

Finder.

Exposure

.............

. .

Focus.

Miscellaneous Notes.

Important Rules

........

. .

Turret Hea

. . . . . . . . . . . . .

Camera Speeds .

Variable Shutter . . . . . . . . . .

Masks.

OPERATION

THE

CINE-KODAK TRIPOD. .

CONTENTS

Reflex Finder. . . . . .

Fades . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Dissolves.

Single Frames.

Frame Counter. . . . . . . . .

Double Exposure.

Running Down

the

Motor.

Hand Cranking. .

FILMS, FILTERS AND

ARTIFICIAL LIGHTS.

SPECIAL EFFECTS

AND TRICKS.

CARE

OFTHE

CINE-KODAK SPECIAL.

Cleaning the

Gate.

Cleaning the Lenses. .

Cleaning

the

Reflex Finder.

Oiling the Camera. .

TITLESERVICE, DUPLICATES

AND COPIES.

TABLES

Exposure . .

Field Sizes

CINE

KODAK

SPECIAL

CINE-KoDAK

SPECIAL

instrument

that

creates

wholly

new

pos-

sibilities for

making

motion

pictures.

frees

the

advanced

workers

from

certain

limitations

the

simple

home

movie

camera, and

yet

retains

the

16 mm. film economy

and

convenience.

the

camera for

serious

workers

who

wish

beyond

the

average movie

making

technique.

The

Cine-Kodak

Special uses st;tndard 16 mm. Cine-Kodak Panchro-

matic,

Super Sensitive

Panchromatic,

Cine-Kodak Safety, and Koda-

chrome Films.

great

variet

lenses can be used on

the

Cine-Kodak Special.

addition

the

I-inch

f.1.9

lens

which

regularly

supplied and is

the

best for general

work,

the

camera can be equipped

with

a wide-angle

lens for

including

larger

area

than

can be

obtained

with

the

standard

I-inch

lens. Several long-focus lenses are available, so

that

telephoto

effects can be obtained. These lenses

will

be found very desirable for

making

motion

pictures

ath

letic

games from

the

grandstand,

hunting

big game

and

simi

lar

subjects

where

not

possible to

get

close to

the

object. These

telephoto

lenses also

permit

obtaining

close-up effects

from

intermediate

distances

when

is inconvenient to place the camera

very near

the

subject; such as pictures

insects, birds, surgical

operations,

dental

work

and

similar

subjects.

Members

movie

clubs

will

find

this

camera an unequalled

instru-

ment

for

photographing

scenarios

that

include

the

most

difficult effects.

the

camera for doctors, physicists, biologists, engineers,

athletic

instructors-

short,

all

those

seeking an inexpensive and

elastic

method

disseminating

knowledge

preserving records.

the

Special

they

have

photographic

instrument

that

not

only

simplifies

but

greatly widens

the

scope

the

work

they

are doing.

[Cine-Kodak Special with

100-foot

film

chamber in position,

and

with I-inch

f.l.9

lens

and

3-inch

fA.S

telephoto lens on turret.

Cine-Kodak Special with

200-foot

film chamber

position,

and

with 1-inch

f.1

.9 lens

and

6-inch

fA.S

telephoto lens on turret.

THE

CINE-KODAK

SPECIAL

INTERCHANGING

THE

FILM

CHAMBERS

THE

Cine-Kodak Special consists

twO units;

the

camera and

the

film

chamber.

Figure 1 shows

the

camera

with

the

lOa-foot film chamber; Figure 2

shows

with

the 200-foot film chamber. These film chambers are

quickly interchangeable. This feature is invaluable

you

may keep

one chamber loaded

with

regular Cine-Kodak Panchromatic,

another

with

Super Sensitive Panchromatic, and

another

with

Kodachrome

Film.

an unusual

opportunity

arises for good pictures in Kodachrome,

you

will

not

wait

until

the

rest

the

black-and-white film is

exposed. Also,

you

may be

making

a special sequence

that

requires

considerable time, such

animation,

yet

not

want

tie

the

camera

for this use exclusively.

hand

cranking

by using

the

Electric

Motor

Drive, over

eight

minutes of uninterrupted action can be filmed.

This

makes

the

200-foot

chamber invaluable for surgical operations,

many

types of a

thletic

events, etc.

Cine

-Kodak

Panchromatic,

per Sensitive

Panchromati

c, regular

Kodachrome, and Kodachrome Type A can be

obtained

SO-foot,

lOa-foot,

200-foot lengths for use

lOa-foot or

lOa-foot

film cham-

bers. Cine-Kodak Safety

Film

is supplied

loa-foot rolls, only.

Removing the Chamber

FIGURES

and

show

graphica

lly

how

this is done:

Fig.

Push aperture cover

button

to CLOSED.

sure

expo

sure button ;5

OUT.)

Raise chamber release until

snaps

out.

Disengage chamber

swinging

down

indicated

arrows, then lift it

off

Replacing the Chamber

FIGURES

7, 8 and 9

show

the

method

doing this:

Fig. 6

Drive couplings are shown which must

engaged.

Pins

engage

holes automatically.

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