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CAMERA SHUTTER sa CAMERA SHUTTER RELEASE x SHUTTER (CAMERA) xx CAMERA Tips on converting Stouffer Step Wedge log equivalents into shutter speeds. Measurement of camera shutter delays. How to take into account all of the factors which contribute to shutter delays when doing high-speed or stop-action photography. Homing in on shutter speeds. Checking the shutter speeds on Leica M-Series cameras. Includes information on making mechanical adjustments to the camera. Explanation of the numbering system used on Packard pneumatic shutters. Shutter-speed tester, used in conjunction with an oscilloscope, provides an accurate check of camera shutter speeds, shutter consistency, opening and closing operation, and motion-picture camera and projector framing speeds. The cine camera shutter. Calculating exposure. How the shutter works and how to calculate the exposure you want in a given situation. Tests compare action-stopping capability of focal-plane and leaf shutters at 1/500th second. The Harbutt Workshop. Part 2. The shutter. Test the shutter speed of your camera by photographing a rotating phonograph record. Suitable for 1/60th second or less. How much time is lost from the time you decide to take a picture until the shutter actually records the action? A shutter response test made on several cameras. How to test the flash contacts of your camera to see if they are out of synchronization. Tip: The built-in self timer used in conjunction with the "bulb" setting will produce a timed exposure of 1 second or more depending on the camera. Low-Budget streak camera features a homemade streak shutter that passes in front of the camera lens. Use it to make "twisty" photographs. Homemade rotary shutter is used to photograph multiple, overlapping images of moving objects on a single frame of film. Table shows amount of overexposure or underexposure that will result from an inaccurate shutter speed. Test your shutter speeds at home using your phonograph turntable. Tips on using the 1/4000 second shutter speed on the Nikon FM2 camera. Build a rotary-shutter device that can be used to give results similar to those obtained with a pulsating strobe (stroboscope). Cold weather photography. Part 2. Batteries, shutters, and lubricants. Assembling a camera shutter speed meter capable of reading from one to one-thousandth second with reasonable accuracy. Build a digital shutter tester. Provides accurate check of camera shutter speeds from 1/1000 of a second to 1 second. Simple test for shutter speed. Photographing a white line on a revolving phonograph record will determine correctness of shutter speed. Shutter saver, an electronic device that decreases the amount of current put across your camera shutter contacts when using electronic flash units. Photographic special effects. (1) Drop-shutter exposures. Includes tips on building your own drop-shutter. (2) Reflective distortion. (3) Double exposure. (4) Panning. Chart giving some shutter speeds to use for action shots. Secrets of long shutter life. Measuring the time parallax (TP) of a camera shutter using an oscilloscope. How focal-plane shutters work. How to make extra-long exposures with fully automatic electronic shutter cameras. How to check the accuracy of your camera shutter by taking pictures of your TV image. Test your cameras slow shutter speeds (up to 1/60 second) using a phonograph turntable. Testing the "time lag" in modern SLR cameras. Includes a description of the test stand and a table of results. "Time lag" is the interval between first pressure on the shutter trip button and the beginning of exposure. Magical world of B. A brief guide to the technique of "bulb" exposures. Retrofitting older view camera lenses into newer shutter mechanisms. Some tips. How to use your TV to check a camera shutter. Count the number of lines on an enlarged photograph of a TV picture to tell the exact shutter speed. Convert your old calculator into a (1) digital capacitance meter, (2) digital ohmmeter, (3) digital stopwatch, (4) shutter-speed tester, (5), tachometer, (6) light meter, or (7) speedometer. Miniature electronic flash unit designed to test flash and shutter synchronization on any camera where you can look through the lens while operating shutter. How to build a full-synchro flash for 35mm SLR cameras. How to fit a leaf shutter lens to a 35mm camera and equip it with an adapter cable to synchronize the leaf shutter with the camera's flash. Building a precise shutter for planetary photography. Air-operated shutter is equipped with an electronic shutter-closing control to get accurate, repeatable exposure times. | |||||||||
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