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16 mm Midterm 2
Camera 1
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What kind of film does the Arri 416 shoot? | supper 16 mm |
| The seven shutter angles of the Arri 416 | 150, 180, 172.8, 144, 135, 90, 45 |
| Frame rate range of the Arri 416 | 1-75 fps |
| Functions of the phase button | • Electronically rotates shutter • Checks the shutter angle • Checks the mag loop |
| Size of the filters the matte box we use holds | • 4x6 |
| How do you reset the dial on the Arri 416 | • Press and hold dial for a few seconds |
| What is the purpose of counter balance on the Sachtler fluid ball head | • Levels the head on the heavier camera loads to correct weight of the lens |
| What is the aspect ratio for super 16mm? and 16mm ? | • 1.66 :1 • 1.33:1 |
| Differeance between Arri 416 and the SRIII | • Take up sides are flipped • Dial: SR3 resets to zero and 416 can be set to a certain value |
| The type of bridgeplate on the Arri 416 | • split bridge plate |
| The different type of Arri 416 cameras | • arri 416 • arri 416 plus • arri 416 plus hd |
| Registration pin | • Holds the frame in place |
| PL mount | • POSTIVE LOCK |
| Default frame rates | • 23.976 • 24 • 25 • 29.97 • 30 |
| NORM/PS | • Norm runs default speed and PS runs program speed |
| FF | • Flicker free • Has to with video assist |
| RS | • Remote switch • it powers accessories |
| Arri Glow | • Used to illuminate ground glass in order to see frame lines Minimal Focal Distance |
| 8 pieces of information on the magazine label | • Date, • Film ID #, • Camera roll #, • Production Company • Project Title • Load • Mag # • Loaders Initials |
| 4 factors of depth of field | o Format o Focal distance o Focal length o Iris |
| Difference between coaxial and displacement magazines? | • feed and take up side is flipped |
| Short End | • Left over film on the feed side |
| Recan | • Is film that has been loaded on to a mag but never used |
| Color of tape for exposed film | • Black |
| Blue tape signifies | • Daylight |
| Red Tape | • 320T slower speed |
| Yellow Tape | • 320T faster speed |
| 72 | Super 16 mm |
| 52 | 35 mm |
| Feet Per minute in 16mm @ 24fps | 36 |
| Feet per minute in 35mm @ 24fps | 90 |
| How many minutes in 400ft of 16mm @ 24fps | 11 minutes |
| Film Plane symbol | Φ |
| 2nd AC | Lays marks for talent Responsible for camera report Must have slate, T mark, camera reports, cans, plastic cores |
| Bursting the slate is | Exposing the film for a few frames |
| Most important information on the slate | Sticks, scene, take |
| 1st AC | Checks gate Cleans with orange stick Must have visa v, orange stick, Kelly wheel whip |
| Camera Op | “Clean frame” in regards to composition |
| Working cases | One latch locked the other off |
| Visa v | Used for marking the follow focus china wheel |
| Kelly Wheel | Used to calculate dof |
| Hyper focal distance | • Is your near when your lens is set to infinity • When you want to maximize dof such as with aerial shots of shots very far away |
| Soft Sticks | • Should be used when slating near an actors face |
| Principal Plane of Focus | • The absolute point of focus |
| CoC | • Circle of Confusion • It is the plane right before and after our area of focus |
| PPF | • Principle Plane of Focus • It is the absolute point of focus |
| Which format has more dof | 16mm |