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Taron Chi Product booklet
Product booklet for Taron Chi. 5 pages in English. Read the original PDF, download or print a copy without registration.
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- Taron
- Model / document
- Taron Chi
- Document type
- Product booklet
- Language
- English
- Pages
- 5
- File size
- 2.8 MB
- Category
- Film cameras
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Camera Report TARON CHIC Half Frame 35 With Color-Coded Settings HE HALF-FRAME, 35mm, which produces a picture the size of the regular movie format of 18X24mm, has definitely come to stay. There are already several makes of cameras turned ‘out by wellknown manufacturers and the type is steadily becoming more popular. is popularity is due first to pocke becomes most apparent when using the sasons— n take 40 pictures fairly expensive color film. um film MATCHING of the color on the Taron Chie's color-coded apertureshutter dial in front wo the color of the band in which the meter needle stops does the job of setting the shutter speed and les. aperture The 18x 24mm is a co way size between the regular and the 16mm, the latter giving you usually only a 10X12mm__ picture. ince standard motion picture _ film readily lends itself to huge enlarged pro- jection on the movie theater screen, this size film should easily yield a good 10 to 20 times enlargement for still. pic- The second advantage is the large variety of films available. Since 35mm film is the most used size, accounting for about 70 percent of all film used by the amateur photographer, you have an extremely wide range to select from, such as black-and white in different speeds, infrared, microcopy, and color film with various speeds. Such wide diversity in choice is not possible with any of the other film sizes ‘The small dimensions of the frame permit a considerable reduction in the ‘overall size of the camera, making it «and handy. The half-frame 1 has the added advantage of a book ‘on one roll of 20-exposure with the half-frame 35. or on a 36-exposure roll. The relative release of pressure on the pocketbook comp: 3 donated to www.bUIKUS.US cayepaar, sEPT-OCT 1961View original page 3
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