Canon 814XL-S User Manual
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CCA HIter Switch
A Super 8 camera is designed to be able to shoot
in daylight conditions when tungsten film is
loaded. Tungsten film is designed to be used in
artificial lighting. When this film is used in
daylight, a CCA filter is necessary to correct the
color balance or the film may have a bluish tinge.
The camera has a built-in CCA filter which is
controlled by the CCA filter switch.
When
filming with tungsten film in daylight or with
artificial lighting which has the same color
temperature as daylight, this switch should
be set to the position of the sun symbol
. At this position the CCA filter is in place.
When filming with tungsten film in artificial
tungsten lighting, push the switch down
while pressing in the filter switch lock but
ton.
This sets the switch to a bulb symbol
Q
which indicates that the filter has been moved
out of the optical path. To reset the switch to
the sun symbol for daylight filming, simply push
it back up.
The switch may be in either
position when daylight (Type G) film is
loaded.