FUJICA ZC1000 Manuale utente

OWNER'S

MANUAL

Thank

you for choosing

the FUJICA

Single-8ZCIOOO.We are sure

you

will likeit.

This

camera

hasmanyfeatures

which

are

not provided

in other8mm movie

cameras.Please

readthis

manual

care-

fully

sothat

you

cantake

full

advantage

of its capabilities

and enjoy all the

pleasures

of 8mm movie-making.

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P Ë'ii,R[:5

Your

FUJICA

Single-8

ZCl OOOis

an interchangeable

lens camera. lt comes with a 1Oy magnification

macro-zoom lens,and this alone will let you shoot

in most situations,

but it will alsotake wideangle

and

telephoto lensesto let you shoot wide scenesfrom

short distances as well as close-upsof distant sub-

jects.

This camera can also be mounted on microscopes,

endoscopesand other optical instrumentsfor taking

pictures of objects too small to see with the naked

eye, for taking pictures of the insidesof the human

body, etc.

fts other featuresinclude

72 Íps high speedshooting

for taking slow-motion movies, single-frame ex-

posure for taking trick shots, easy-to-see return

mirror viewfinder for an extra-clear view of the

subject, simultaneous recording of lip-synchronized

sound and picture, and digital frame counter for

simplified shooting of lap-dissolves,superimposed

pictures

and time-lapse

shots.

NAMES OF PARTS

OBattery C

@Battery Case Lock

@Finder Screen In-Out Lever

@Viewfindet Eyepi

@Eyesight Adjustment Ring

@Eyesight Adjustment Screw

@Remote Control Socket

@DlN 8p Plug

@Tape Control Socket

@Grip Shutter ReleaseButton

@Handstrap Adjusting Screw

@Fractional Exposure Control

@Frame Rate Selector

@Variable Shutter Lever

Shutter Indicator

@Forward-Reverse Button

@Run-Lock Button

@Frame Counter

@Accessory Attachment StoPPer

@Synchro Coupler

@Footage Counter

@Tripod Socket

@Film

Chamber Lock

@Take-up

Spindle

@Film Speed Setting Pin

@FeedSpindle

@Film

Chamber

@Film Gate

@Accessory Socket

@Accessory Shoe

@Macro-focusing Lever

@Aperture Control Ring

@Lens Setting Marks

@Focusing

Ring

@Body Shutter ReleaseButton

@Zoom Lever

@Battery Compartmenl

Cover

@Battery Compartment

Chamber Door

@Film

Chamber Window

@Grip Securing

Screw

@Grip(holds batteriesfor

high speed photography)

Cover Screw

4.Variabfe

Shutter lever and frame counter...........................23

5.Fading ............24

6. How to rewind the film................. ...............25

7. Lap-dissofves

................... ............................25

8.Superimposed

titles.'......... ...........................26

9. Macrophotography .......... ............................27

1O.How to use the depth of field table.................................27

oTaking special

situation

pictures

with extra accessones

1.Lens interchangeability ..........3O

2. Photomicrography-peeking into the microscopic

wor|d......32

3. Uftra-macrophotography .......32

4. Simultaneous

recording of sound and picture.....-...............33

5.Remotecontrol photography

............. ..........33

6. Manualfilm advance .............34

7.Single-frame

exposurewith strobe |ight..............................34

8.Time-lapse

pictures

(memomotion) ..............35

9. How to use the right anglefinder ........... ..............35

1O.How to use the battery pack ....................36

11.How to use the close-uplens

...'.....'......t.........................36

12.Light balancingfilter LBA-12Ax4 ........... ..............37

13.Functions

of the DIN 8P plug . ..................37

oCamera care ...........'. ........'......3g

Specifications ..'....39

MAIN OPERATION

POINTS

I press up the Battery Case ? Place4 penlight batteries in Q Drop the film cartridge

in the 4 Makesurethe Macro-focusing

I Lock @ and pull out the - th" B.tt"ry Case

@ and insert - FilmChamber

@. ' Lever

@ isset on the top side

Battery Case @. the casein the camera battery of the lens barrel in line with

case comoartment. Also load the Lens Setting Marks @

4 penlight

batteries

theGriP

@. The grip batteriesare used

for high speedshooting.

Set the controls (the inscriptions in green are your guide)

@WH@

f (1)Set the Fractional

Exposure (2)Set the Variable shutter (3)Setthe Run-LockButton

@ (4)Set the Forward-Reverse

s Control

@ at

Oand

the Frame Lever @ at OPEN. at RUN. Button

@ at F.

i- RateControl

@ at 18.

ft Pressdown the Body Shutter 7 Set the Finder Screen In-Out fl Set the Lens focal length at

- ReleaseButton @. lÍ the car- ' Leuer.

€, at @, adjust the lens - 75mm, set the aperture at

tridge spindle turns, the bat- to your eyesight

by turning the wide open, and focus the lens.

teries are properly loaded. Eyesight Adjustment Ring @ (Be

sureto focus with the Find-

and lock it there. er matte Screen.)

Q Pressthe Shutter ReleaseButton @ or @ about halfwaydown f fl Grip the camera, compose | { After exposingthe entire roll

u and turn the Aperture Control Ring ü) to bring the needlein the ! t yow picture, and shoot by I I of film, drop out the cartridge

viewfinderin the center of the bracket (between

the (*) and (-) pressing

the Shutter Release andsendit out for processing

signs.) Buttonall

the way down. assoon asyou can.

oBeÍore shooting

1-MOUNT THE LENSAND ACCESSORIES

2-LOAD THE BATTERIES

(Camera batteries) Usealkaline

batteÍies

(Lens)

(1)Remove

the lensrearcap.

(2)Remove

the lens mount cap.

(3)Screw the lens

firmly into the lensmount.

(Grip)

(1)Screw the Grip SecuringScrew @ into

the Tripod Socket @.

(2)Plug

the DIN 8P Plug

(9 intothesocket

the camera

rear.

Note: Unlessthis plug is connected the Grip

Shutter ReleaseButton @ will not op-

erate,

and you cannot shoot at high

speeos.

(Eyecup)

Fitit on the Mewfinder Eyepiece

andmove

it into a position that feelsmost comfortable

to vou.

(Lens Hood)

Loosen the screw, fit the hood on the lens

front end and tighten the screw.

)Press

up the BatteryCaseLock @ and pull

out the Battery Case

Battery Notes

rlf you are not usingthe camerafor a

long interval, be sure to remove the

batteries. (lf the batteriesare left in the

camera.thev can

leak

andcause

internal

corrosionthat willdamage

yourcamera

beyond

repair.)

a Do not usenickel-cadmiumbatteries.

aAfter you arethroughshootinga scene,

(2)Removethe Battery Case Cover. (Use a

coin).

(3)Place

4 penlightbatteriesinthe case,

plus

and

minus

ends

correctlyasshownon

the

insideoÍ the case,

replacethe cover,and

insert the case in the battery case com-

Dartment

in the camera

rear.

setthe Run-Lock Button to Lock before

puttingthe cameraaway in itscasebe-

cause film and battery power will be

wasted if the shutter Release is de-

pressed

by mistake.

aAlways change

the batteriesallat once

and make surethe new batteries

vou are

usingareof the same

type and brand.

(Grip batteries)

(1)Release

the BatteryCompartment

Cover

Screw @ and remove the Battery Com-

partment cover @.

(2)lnsert

4 penlightbatteriesas shown on

the inside of the battery compartment.

(3)Replace

the BatteryCompartment Cover.

(4)lf you are not shooting pictures for any

length of time, removethe batteries

from

the Grip.

(Check the batteries)

Look through the viewfinder and press the

Shutter ReleaseButton allthe way down to

start the motor.

(1)lÍ

the

warninglampturnson anddoes

not

instantly turn off again,the batteries are

worn out and need

rePlacing.

Next, check the grip batteriesinthe same

way but first set the Frame Rate Selector

@ at either36 or 72.

(2)The

warning lamp

mayturn on for an in-

stant as soon asyou start, andjust before

you stop, shooting,but this is a normal

reactionand can be ignored.

Besidesturning on when the batteries are

nearly

exhausted,

the warning lampwillalso

rurn on.....

@if the Forward-Reverse

Button @ is set at

@if the Variable Shutter Lever @ is

located anvwhere between CLOSE and

the white dot between S and 2,

@if the FractionalExposureControl @isnot

set at o,

@iÍ

the FootageCounter

@ is pointing

near

15m (50ft.).

Notes

O Be sure to use alkaline batteries. At a

speed of 1I fps (forward advance),

they.will let vou shoot 7 continuous

rollsof Íilm.

@Your FUJICA Single-8 ZC1O0O is also

provided with a battery pack (optional)

which allows

many more hours

of shoot-

ing than the camera batteriesalone.

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