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Double Exposure (DE) Operation

The automatic film rewind permits double exposures on the same strip of

film. This is used for the creation of a ghost image or in the titling effect

where white lettering is. superimposed on a scene shot in a previous exposure.

1. Set the OL/DE switch to the DE position.

2. Aim the camera at the first scene and depress the trigger while maintaining

the FE control in the forward position. The camera automatically stops

(in about 5.5 sec. at 18 fps).

3. Set the REW/FOW switch to the REW position.

4. Cover the lens with a lens cap or close the shutter opening with the

shutter blade opening control.

5. Depressing the trigger rewinds the film. Be sure to continue to hold the

trigger depressed for rewinding until the film automatically stops. The film

' is now at the exact frame at which the double-exposure run began.

6. Remove the lens cap or open the shutter.

7. Set the REW/FOW switch to the FOW position.

8. Depress the trigger for double exposures (at 18 fps; 5.5 sec.).

Notcl: A scene with letters or figures against a large, dark background Is likely to deflate

the exposure reading. To compensate, place a piece of non-glare paper or the grey side of

a neutral tost card in the copy position and read the light reflected from the paper. Then

lock the exposure reading using the EE lock/manual aperture setting ring.

Note 2: Occasionally during double-exposure filming the first one or two frames or the

last few frames do not match exactly and should be removed by editing.

Caution; Do not perform double-exposure filming when the footage counter needle is

within the first and.last S-foot zones and when shooting at 54 fps.

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