Yes, what are exactely the shutter angles on the three respective opening alternatives on these machines? And, what would their corresponding exposure time be for 24 fps? I am planning to shoot a scene with two cameras, one of which is of the abovementioned model, the other a Beaulieu 6008 S, of which I know the specifications, so I just need the ones for ZM II to get the exposure as similar as possible.
Thanks a lot for any advice on this!
shutter angles on Beaulieu 4008 ZM II
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Very Nice, thanks a lot! Now comes the tricky part; I´ll be metering my scenes with my sekonic manual, analogue lightmeter, and I´ll have to do the calculations myself to get the right exposure (the dial is set to a normative exposure of 1/50 sec. at 24 fps). My lightmeter-manual´s way to find the right exposure for a camera with a deviating exposure-time, is the following:
T= A/(360xR)
where R = fps
T = Exposure time
A = Shutter angle
Although the Beaulieus are guilliotining, and thus don´t have a shutter angle proper; for the sake of getting my equation working, could I put in a comparative shutter angle? Compared to other cameras giving approximately the same frame-exposure at 24 fps, that would give me something like 102 degrees - is that risky business, or should it work? If not; what other options should go for to get similar exposures?[/i][/list][/list]
T= A/(360xR)
where R = fps
T = Exposure time
A = Shutter angle
Although the Beaulieus are guilliotining, and thus don´t have a shutter angle proper; for the sake of getting my equation working, could I put in a comparative shutter angle? Compared to other cameras giving approximately the same frame-exposure at 24 fps, that would give me something like 102 degrees - is that risky business, or should it work? If not; what other options should go for to get similar exposures?[/i][/list][/list]