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Hello I have a question... In AMBI mode I can adjust the ISO/time/aperture ratios after the measurement. But if I use "non cord" flash measurement then I get a specific aperture value displayed. After the aperture has been displayed, if I now press the rocker switch - to adjust the time/aperture ratio - the aperture disappears and no time/aperture can be adjusted... Is that correct or is something wrong? Greeting

Hi! does it go ISO 800 and above to use for CINE?

Thanks for posting these. The majority of the functionality (basically) applies to Filmora, so these videos were really helpful for me!

do you still have this camera?

Should I buy this one for short movies ?

Thank you so so so much for this

I never knew it had a Cine function until I came across a Bolex 8mm camera. I was still using the basic photography side until I came across this video:)))))))))) Thanks you so much.

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for future people watching this if you're trying to unload an 100ft roll, wriggle it onto a spare 400ft core and put it in a bag and tin from a 400ft roll it wont fit in the 100ft box after you use it with this camera.

thanks for the video man in 2009 haha

THanks heaps

This is informative.

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I don't get it can I use the S adapter on like a mirrorless camera was there a certain mail or does it just go through another lens like an anamorphic set up are they still worth messing around with

How to return to still camera mode from cine

thanks a lot, Brian Plow

thanks a lot

What if your unloading but you still have about 80 ft in the supply side

Not until right now, did I realise the meter had a cine light reading function. I have had this meter since the late '90s Nice one. :-D Thanks.

Thanks for this video! I just inherited one of these from my dad who did photo portraiture in the late 80s/90s. he never knew about the cine function, and that makes it super useful for me on upcoming film productions! the IVf lives on, into another decade!

very helpful Video... Thanks for sharing

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Hey, thanks for posting this video. Greatly appreciated.

Thanks for sharing your knowledge. I never used the Cine function, but I can use it now. I have an issue with my meter, Previously it used to show me the ISO in increments of 100,200,400,and so on, but recently when I took out my meter to use it after a long time, its suddenly showing me ISO in increments of 87,170,340 and so on, What could have gone wrong? Please help me to reset it back to normal ISO speeds. Thanks.

Comprehensive and well articulated! Thanks! I'm looking at an SRII in the future but for now have a minima. Hey if you need super affordable 16/35 scanning please give us a shout! ua-cam.com/video/1UngXBsz7Bc/v-deo.html

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Ouch' ouch; ouch, I've had a 4f for many many years; and really had no-idea as to what it could do or really how to use it., (I never discovered the Cine function :( ) Very very helpful - Thanks :)

How do you change the shutter speed on this camera?

Anyone know how to change shutter speed on this camera or the Arri S?

Thank you!

my right ear is thoroughly enjoying this.

Thank you so much! I just unloaded two SRII magazines flawlessly thanks to your instruction!

hey brotha u dont respond to the ppls questions? wtf

complete darkness. sorry if it is confusing. practice it in the light with a dummy load (like I am doing). When you get the hang of it, try it with the dummy load in the changing bag or a dark room.

Do we load the spool into the magazine in complete dark?Or we use red safe light?If we load it in complete dark how can be possible to threat the film into the magazine,... it seems so difficult as seen in this video.

btw, this looks like 16mm film. Or are my eyes deceiving me? lol

So interesting! Very similar to some of the same things I'm learning to do in my still photography schooling. Love how similar still and motion photography are! :)

what are the cine speeds step by step? are you able to film with 50 fps? the manual only says 8 to 128...

16mm film i think, love it

By the way, thank you for the nice compliment on my work!

I used Eastman Kodak 7222 (EI200) and 7231 (EI80) B/W negative. And for the color stock - my favorite has always been Kodak 250D (which I think now is 7205), followed by 50D (7201?). Everything is 16 or super 16mm shot on a variety of cameras - Arriflex SR2, Aaton LTR54, even a bolex here and there. The only lens I can remember is a Zeiss T2 10-100. Lots of others in there too.

acho muito trabalhoso, o melhor é usar uma camera RED one 4K digital. i´m think it´s very difficult, won´t be better use a digital camera 4k?

film costs too much

Amazing

True.

In a time, where digital "film" is killing analog cinema, I like to see, that some people still interested in the real FILM… I am one of them and I thank god, there are a lot more of them. FILM is the real CINEMA... no digital can beat it!!! Thanks for this video!

Celluloid film is light sensitive, so if exposed to light it will ruin the film. In the camera the film is protected from light except when it is purposefully exposed to light in order to render the image. It is necessary to use the light tight changing bag when loading and unloading the camera

What about light meters like the "Russian USSR Light Meter LENINGRAD 2 #499" These don't cost much at all, and seem to be useful. Your thoughts?

Ha! - just like an American I jumped the gun. Next time I will wait 1 second for Arris and 1.5 for Aatons as suggested thanks!