Manual for 160

Getting to Know Your Camera

• Identify camera components: magazine, viewfinder, speed selector, pistol grip, zoom knob, etc.
• Adjust viewfinder for comfortable viewing using eyecup and adjustment knob.
• Check battery condition using the battery checking lever.

Setting Up

• Lift the lens hood to one of three positions (filming, close-up, or closed).

Loading the Camera

• Open the magazine lid by pressing the catch.
• Insert the Super 8 film cartridge, ensuring the identification label is outwards and the flat end downwards.
• Ensure the conversion filter lever is in the correct position for daylight or artificial light.

Filming

• Start filming by pressing the trigger or using the cable release.
• Select filming speed (18, 24, or 36 f.p.s.) using the speed selector.
• Use the focusing knob for sharp images, adjusting to infinity or specific distances.
• Utilize the power-zoom or manual zoom to change focal length during filming.
• The automatic exposure system adjusts the diaphragm; locking is possible for specific effects.
• Create a "curtain effect" using the tilting lens hood.
• Attach and use filters in the filter mount.
• Monitor remaining film using the film counter.

Using the Multitrix

• Mount the Multitrix accessory onto the camera lens.
• Frame subjects of various sizes using the card frame and lens focal length.
• Create titles on postcards or acetate sheets, and achieve various visual effects.