BOLEX H16 REFLEX Instruction Manual

5, Contents Get to know your camera 7 16 mm films 8 The reflex viewfinder 9 The auxiliary multifocal viewfinder 11 Optical equipment 11 The turret 11 The lenses 12 Distance setting 13 Diaphragm adjustment 14 The filters Camera operation 16 Winding 16 Filming speeds 17 The releaseselect…

25, N. B. Producing these fades is greatly facilitated by using the variable shutter automatic control, the REX-FADER (see page 45). Double exposures In order to enhance the artistic effect of a sequence, the professional cameraman sometimes uses double exposures, i.e. the superimposing of two differ…

12, 10 Adjustment of the viewfinder field. The viewfinder field is adjusted by rotating the disc (a). The focal lengths are visible in the upper window and also appear in luminous figures in the viewfinder itself, thus permitting a perma- nent check on the focal length in use. The indicators in the f…

46, BOLEX H16 REFLEX To complete your equipment 44 Three top quality zoom lenses ensure excellent sharp- ness and definition at all focal lengths. SOM-Berthiot Pan-Cinor 85 (17-85 mm f/2). A lens outstanding for its large aperture. A reflex view- finder with coincident image rangefinder affords easy and ex…

40, 38 Cartoons This technique gives full scope to your imagination but requires some artistic ability. Each movement of the subject is broken down and reproduced in a series of drawings, each showing a fractional part of the movement. These drawings are made on sheets of acetate then placed, in orde…

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