Canon 518 SV - Manual (Page 33)

Shooting with Artificial Light
Your camera has a built-in CCA (Color Conversion A) filter so that
you can use tungsten type color film, for example, Kodachrome II
"Outdoor and Indoor Type A”, under daylight conditions or with
blue bulb.
1 When using Kodak Instamatic Movie Light or Bell & Howell
‘ Movie Lite #43461, the built-in CCA filter will be automatically
cancelled by installing its bracket to the slit on top of the camera.
O When using normal light bar or floodlight, insert the filter
^ cancellation key, supplied with your camera, all the way into
the slit on top of the camera.
■ When using black and white or daylight type color films, the
built-in CCA filter is automatically cancelled with the insertion of
the film cartridge. When shooting under artificial lighting with
daylight type color film, use a blue bulb or a CCB filter over the
lens.
ing of Film Cartridge
1 When the footage counter reaches at the point of 47.5 ft.,
' the film-finish warning indicator in the viewfinder will light up
in yellow.
O Stop shooting when the footage counter reaches “50”. Con-
^ tinue feeding the film until it has reached the end and take
out the film cartridge by pulling the cartridge guide.
Q Send the film cartridge to an authorized processor. It will be
** returned to you wound on a reel so that immediate projection
is possible.