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- Specifications
| Marketed | March 1971 |
| Original Price | 45,000 yen |
This was a Super 8 version of the Single 8 518 SV developed at the same time. Performance was improved significantly from the preceding model, the Auto Zoom 518 Super 8, thanks to a powerful Servo EE mechanism and a new optical system.
This new model was made more useful by employing the drop-in method for the film-loading mechanism and a firm fixed grip. Fade in/out became possible because the aperture could be completely closed via a manual aperture control.
| Type | Super 8 type 8mm movie camera | |
| Image Size | 4.2 x 5.7 mm (Projection image size: 4 x 5.4mm) | |
| Film | Super 8 film cartridge | |
| Lens | Focal Length/Speed | 9.5 – 47.5mm f/1.8 (14 elements in 11 groups, including 6 new type glass elements). Inner diameter: 48 mm, outer diameter: 50 mm. Amber and magenta coating. Focal length can be shortened to wide angel zoom of 6.2 – 31 mm with the Wide Converter 0.65X and extended to super telephoto of 15.6 – 78mm with the Tele Converter 1.6X. |
| Zooming Ratio | 5x | |
| Focusing | Manual (Front lens group rotating method), 1.2 m to infinity | |
| Zooming | Power zooming (Approx. 6 sec.) and manual zooming with zooming ring. Rotation angle: Approx. 100 degrees. | |
| Filter Size | 48 mm | |
| Viewfinder | Type | Single-lens reflex type |
| Rangefinder | Prism screen rangefinder (Micro-prism rangefinder) | |
| Dioptric Adjustment | -3 to +1 diopter | |
| Viewfinder information | Aperture value, exposure meter needle, over/under exposure warnings, film end precaution | |
| Exposure Control | Type | TTL Servo EE with a CdS exposure meter. Automatic aperture setting coupled to loaded film speed and filming speed. |
| Metering Range | ISO 400 f/1.8, 18 fps – ISO16, f/32, slow motion | |
| Film Speed | Automatic ISO setting by film cartridge Tungsten type film: ISO 25, 40, 64, 100, 160, 250 and 400 Daylight type film: ISO 16, 25, 40, 64, 100, 160 and 250 |
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| CCA Filter | A Color Conversion filter A is built-in to use tungsten type film under daylight. The CCA filter is automatically cancelled with loading of a daylight type film cartridge. Manual cancellation of the CCA filter is possible. | |
| Manual Aperture Control | Automatic and manual aperture setting with the aperture setting ring. Fade in/out possible with manual aperture control. | |
| Film Drive | Type | Power filming by a high performance micro-motor |
| Filming Speed | 18, 24 fps, slow motion (Approx. 36 fps) and single frame | |
| Power Source | Four AA batteries in the grip for film drive and exposure metering. | |
| Battery Life | Sufficient power for 10 cartridges under normal temperature | |
| Footage Counter | Counts up. Automatic resetting by unloading of a cartridge. | |
| Battery Check | Push button checking. | |
| Shutter | Shutter Opening | 160 degrees |
| Release Socket | Sockets for continuous shooting and single frame. | |
| Main Switch | Three way switch for off, running lock and remote control | |
| Film End Precaution | A yellow warning lamp lights up 2 ft. before film-end. | |
| Safety Device | Preventing mistakes on shooting: Over/under exposure warning and film transportation confirmation window. | |
| Remote Control | Possible with the Remote Switch 3. | |
| Grip | Fixed. Contains batteries. | |
| Dimensions (W x H x D) | 60.5 x 193.5 x 212 mm | |
| Weight | 1,200 g (Body only) | |