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WALZ Electric Eye Model M for movie cameras User manual
User manual for WALZ Electric Eye Model M for movie cameras. 11 pages in English. Read the original PDF, download or print a copy without registration.
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- Walz
- Model / document
- WALZ Electric Eye Model M for movie cameras
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- User manual
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- English
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- 11
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- Movie cameras & projectors
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WAIZ ELECTRIC EYE
MODEI iT FOR iIOVIE CAMERAS
The WALZ ELECTRIC EYE
MODEL M FOR MOVIE
CAMERAS is o precision
photoelectric meter which
provides o direct reoding of
the f:stops pre-set ot 16
fromes per second. The f ull
outomotion ond simplicity
of setting your movie comero
con be fully enioyed only
when used in con nection
with the WALZ ELECTRIC
EYE MODEL M FOR MOVIE
CAMERAS.
Printed in JoponView original page 2Page 3 · Read text
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oll you do !
Set film speed.
Turn the knob on the side to the ASA Ex-
posure Index Number (film speed) for the
film you ore using. The Exposure Index
Number is given in the film instructidn sheet
os well os in the Film Speed Chort in this
f older.
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2. Point Meter ot subiect
downword slightly.
Point the meter ot your sublect motter down-
word slightly to ovoid excessive overheod
skylight or sun which moy eftect the reoding.
When possible it is desiroble to hold the
meter obout five inches from your sublect
motier os closely os possible without costing
o shodow on the subject motter. When the
subiect motter connot be opproochqd it is
often desiroble to ploce the polm of your
hond obout five inches in front of the photo-
cell window in such o woy os to reflect the
some light os thot folling on the sublect.View original page 5Page 6 · Read text
www.butkus.us3. Set comero to F:stop number
indicoted by needle.
The needle will immediotely iirectly indicote
the exoct f:stop number to use. Set the lens
on your comero tc this number onC you rvill
hove o perfect exposure. Since the meter
is pre-set ot l6 fromes per second, for od-
ditionol movie speeds refer to the conversion
Chort in this folder.
T o u 5 E!View original page 6Page 7 · Read text
CONVERSION CHART FOR ADDITIONAL
MOVIE SPEEDS
Fromes
Per Second F: STOPS
't r 16 22 8 1.4 1.9 2.8 4 5. c I
t6 1.0 .4 1.9 2.8 4 5.6 I II t6 22
32 l. r.9 2.8 4 5.6 8 l1 16 lol
64 r .0i 1.4 1.9 2.8 4 5'.6 8 il
In the event you wish to use your Meter
with Movie speeds other thon 16 fromes, you
con convert the f:stop number on your meter
to other speeds by using the obove chort.
For exomple: Set Meter io ASA 10; if needle
reods f:8 ond you wish to convert to movie
speed of B fromes per second; refer to the ,i:
chort ond you con determine thot f:l I should t'
be used with 8 fromes per second.View original page 7Page 8 · Read text
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HOW TO USE MODEL M METER
A5 CIIP-ON METER
The Wolz Model M Meter is equipped with
stcndord occesscry shoe ond shoe odopter for
KODAK BROWNIE MOVIE CAMERA. FOr SION-
Ccrd comeros slide the nylon shoe of the
meter in the occessory clip on th'e comero.
Fcr use with BROWNIE MOVIE ottoch the
shoe odopter to the comero.View original page 8Page 9 · Read text
rHE ZERO ADJUST
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The pointer of lhe instrument should point to
the "0" mork on the chonnel when there is no
illuminotion on the Photc Cell Window. Thq
meter is properly "0'l odiusted before leoving
the foctory. This odiustment will normolly remoin
correct for mony yeors. However, should there
be some necessily to re-odiust the "0" setting,
remove the occessory shoe from the bcck of the
meter, by meons of removol of tlfe lwo hold-
down screws. Beneoth the occessory shoe the
"0" odiust screw will be found. Turn the "0"
odlust screw to chonge the position of the pointer.
Be sure there is no illuminolion on the photo
cell window when odiusting to "0"View original page 9Page 10 · Read text
CONVERSION CHART FOR STILL CAMERA www.butkus.us
SHUTTER SPEEDS.
SHUTTER
SPEEDS F:STOP
't I 22 | /ro
| /so o to 22 (I 6 FPS)
| /so 1.0 1.4 t.9l2.8 4 5.6 I ll 16
1.0 t.4t 1.9 2.8 4 5. I il | /roo .|.4 | /25O 1.0 1.9 2.8 4 5.6 8-
| /500 't.0 1.4 1.9 2.8 4 5.6
ln the event you wish to use your Meier with
Still comero, you con convert the f:stop number
on your meter to still shutter number by using
the obove chort. For exompler Set Meter to ASA
l0; if needle reods to f:8; refer to the chort ond
you con determine thot f,4 should be used with
1 /100 second.
CONVERSION CHART FOR IIEV-LVII SETTINGS
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tn if,u y* *iifr to ,t" yow Metei with-
EV-LV shutter"u"nt settings, you con convert the f:stop
number on your meter to EV-LV number by using
the obove chort. For exomple: Set Meter to ASA
'10; if needle reods fr8, refer to the chort ond you .|1.con determine thot EV-LV number should beView original page 10From the M. Butkus archive. Original publisher and archive notices are retained.
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