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fps through 100 fps in the 25 fps
mode). As an accessory, the camera can be
provided with an auxiliary, continuously vari¬
able speed control that provides a range of 6 to
100 fps. Three "out-of-sync" warnings are
provided: one audible (with volume control)
on

THE STATE OF THE ART

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and two visual, one in the viewfinder and one
the camera control panel. All camera con¬

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THE NEW CP-35 CAMERA

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circuitry is internal to the camera, modular
design, and easily removed for service and

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calibration.
POWER: The entire

camera system oper¬
power source of 12 to 32 VDC. (A
power source of 24 to 32 volts is required for
64 to 100 fps operation.) Various battery packs
and chargers are available as standard ac¬

ates from

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cessories. A

unique feature is the availability

of an "on-board" battery (which provides 1200
feet of filming at 24 or 25 fps), making the

completely self-contained for hand¬
operation. Battery condition indicators
are provided via a low battery light in the
viewfinder and a battery condition meter lo¬
cated on the control panel.
camera

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MAGAZINES: Two CP35 "quad" (quick act¬
ing displacement) magazines are available,
one 500-foot capacity and one 1000-foot ca¬
pacity. Both magazines feature steel toe and
heel plates (for minimum wear), ultra light¬
weight housing, single-latch removable cover,
footage remaining indicator, anti-spill brake on
the supply spindle and easily cleaned velvet
light trap rollers. Both magazines are installed
on the camera via a positive locking,
snap-

the Unidek FULL
FEATURE 16mm,

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6, 8 and 10 plate
FLATBED EDITING
SYSTEM. All tracks

Model 6-10
10 Plate Editing System
List Price: $20,800

action latch mechanism.

mechanically

WEIGHT: The CP35

camera system, with
magazine, weighs 19 pounds ap¬
proximately. The camera system, complete
with 500-foot magazine, full film load, prime
lens and on-board battery, weighs approxi¬
mately 25 pounds.

500-foot

"LINKED-FORSYNCH" as well
Editing
System

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as

individually

ADDITIONAL FEATURES: Servo-type wire¬
less and/or cable-operated focus, iris and
zoom controls with interchangeable calibra¬
tion rings. Lightweight swing-away matte box.
Camera level and LED illuminated footage

controllable.

Model 622

counter with

We invite FEATURE
BY FEATURE

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or

also features unitized construction, modern

appearance, baked epoxy finish, and human
engineering detail.

comparison to any
system on the market
at ANY price.

Console Editor

long term memory (reading in feet
meters) are standard features. The CP35

ACCESSORIES: A wide range of viewing
combinations, matte boxes, filters,
lens control systems, batteries, chargers,

screen

lenses, interchangeable aperture plates, car¬
rying cases, video-assist cameras and LED
viewfinder exposure meter are all available.

Single frame and/or reverse running
capabilities are also available options.
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Model M-4

Console Editor for
16

mm or

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Super 8.

Designed for
colleges,

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universities,
and the budget

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conscious film

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static stabilizer.

(Consumption is nil at

25° C. For lower temperatures approx. 30

editor.

mW/10°.)
5.3 Master clock for time

Unidek
Route 1, Box 110,
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Sterling, Virginia 22170

(703)471-5932

setting

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permits time settimg of the
Nagra generator, as well as that of the
video recorder, but also of the movie
camera

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generators using the EBU/IRT

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