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End of shooting and removing the film cartridge

A Super 8 cartridge contains 50 feet of film running one way

With

this camera, when 47.5 feet of film have been exposed, an orange caution

lamp lights up at the bottom of the viewfinder to show that after 2 .5 feet

film will end. When the film end caution lamp lights up, take note of how

much film remains and run it the full 50

feet.

Then open the rear cover imd

remove the film

cartridge.

• When removing the cartridge

pull the lever under the cartridge guide and

you will be able to take it out quite easily

• When the full 50 feet of film have been exposed and film has stopped

running, you will notice the change of the running sound heard

before.

Confirm it by means of the footage

counter.

• The exposed film has a cut-out on its perforations and is easily

distinguished from the unexposed one.

• Send the exposed film promptly to an authorized processor.

Changing film halfway

A Super 8 movie camera uses a cartridge and you can exchange

cartridges of different types of film even when a cartridge is only

halfway.

By exchanging the cartridges halfway, you lose only 2 inches of film or

less,

includi

ng behind and before the naked part of film in the exposure

window of cartridge.

Precautions to take when changing the cartridges halfway.

• To prevent the last scene from undesired

exposure,

run the film vacantly

a little before changing the cartridge.

• When you change cartridges the footage counter automatically resets at

"0". So we advise you to read the footage counter before removing and

write it down on the removed cartridge as a reminder.

• The f

m end caution lamp is combined to the footage counter and does

not turn on if a half-used cartridge is loaded. Confirm the f

lm end with the

footage counter or the film driving sound.