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phanging the ACL's clip-on inagazine takes 5 seconds!
Loading the magazine is fast and simple, too. Less changing bag time than any other camera.
when you run out of film, and cover the lost five seconds with a cutaway, later. And in the studio with a script, the ACL's five-second magazine change means that it's just another take. Immediately.
For a free ACL brochure, write to Eclair Corp. at 7262 Melro.se Ave.. Lo.s Anfjeles, Calif. ;K)046; or at 7;i S. Centra) Ave.. Valley Stream. New York 11580. No obliKation.
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o change the ACL's rearmounted co-axial magazine,
'U snap off the used one and
jap on a fresh one. That's all.
) threading, no loop to form.
I)U don't need to touch the
m at all!
The film is threaded and je loop is formed inside the Magazine when you load it, jfore shooting starts. The rear m pressure-plate is on the mt of the magazine. The film annel and the aperture are ji the camera body.
To load the magazine, you rop the spool or core into
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place, push the film's end into a light trap and snap the feed side lid on. That's all you have to do in the dark! No threading, no sprockets.
On the take-up side, you run the film through two sprockets and form the loop. You can see what you're doing, so it's simple — and fast. Film maker Vaughn Obern says: "With one assistant, you can easily get by with only two 200 foot magazines!'
Shooting unscripted action that won't wait, you can leave the tape recorder going
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