CamerasIntroductionCameras, in one form or another, have always been one of a DM’s tools. ADM either uses a photographic process in the creation of artwork or preparesartwork for photographic reproduction. Knowledge of camera types and thebasic functions of camera parts are essential.GeneralCameras may be process cameras found in large studio settings or hand-heldmaintenance35mm cameras and copy cameras. Maintenance is similar for all the varioustypes of cameras.PROCESS CAMERAS: Process cameras usually have an electrical powersource to drive timers, settings, and lights.Inspect electrical cords for fraying or bare wire.Clean optical surfaces with a lint-free cloth or chamois.Clean mirrored surfaces with a camel hair brush.Keep bellows, copyboard, and film plane free of debris and lint.Lightly oil rotating handwheels, cranks, and worm gears.35MM and COPY CAMERAS: Small cameras like 35mm and copy camerasrely on a battery for power.Check the battery compartment for battery status:is the battery present,is the battery fresh, andis the battery swollen or leaking.Clean optical surfaces with a lint-free cloth or chamois.Clean mirrored surfaces with a camel hair brush.Wipe down camera body with a lint-free cloth or chamois.Dust inside film back with a camera hair brush.Continued on next page4-31
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