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<strong>Super</strong>8 <strong>Sound</strong> Crystal Sync<br />

Crystal Sync Operation<br />

Crystal sync equipment eliminates the sync cable used to send<br />

a pilotone signal or 1/F sync pulse signal from the camera to a<br />

second track of the sync recorder. This signal was a record of<br />

the variations in the camera speed during sound filming. With<br />

crystal sync the camera is precisely speed-controlled to run at<br />

an exact 24fps (or 25fps for sync work in 50Hz countries). A<br />

companion crystal sync generator for the recorder provides<br />

an equally precise 24fps or 25fps signal, derived from a quartz<br />

crystal oscillator exactly like that used to set the camera<br />

speed. This signal is recorded on the sync track just as the<br />

cable signal would be. As with cable sync filming, it is necessary<br />

to slate and provide a clap-mark for each scene.<br />

S8S# XTALN S8S# XG24S<br />

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<strong>Super</strong>8 <strong>Sound</strong> Crystal Camera Control<br />

The Crystal Camera Control matches the speed of a <strong>Super</strong> 8<br />

camera to a quartz crystal clock at precisely 24 frames per<br />

second, allowing cableless sync sound filmmaking with the<br />

<strong>Super</strong>8 <strong>Sound</strong> Recorder and other crystal sync sound<br />

recorders.<br />

Crystal Camera Controls are available for the Beaulieu<br />

4008ZM2 and 4008M3, and for the Nizo S480, S560,<br />

S800, 481, 561, 801, and 800P Professional.<br />

The Control is 1" x 2" x 2" mounted on a 2" x 4" bracket<br />

and weighs six ounces. It attaches directly to the camera,<br />

which is its power source. It is accurate to within one<br />

frame in 14,400 frames (10 minutes). No battery, cables or<br />

belt attachments encumber the cinematographer. A lightemitting<br />

diode indicates proper sync operation.<br />

Beaulieu cameras require no modification but must be<br />

equipped with a 1/F sync contact switch, available from<br />

<strong>Super</strong>8 <strong>Sound</strong>.<br />

Braun North America will adapt a Nizo camera for crystal<br />

speed control.<br />

<strong>Super</strong>8 <strong>Sound</strong> Crystal Sync Generator<br />

The Crystal Sync Generator 24 provides a precise 24fps sync<br />

pulse, derived from an accurate quartz crystal clock, suitable<br />

for recording on the sync track of our cassette sync recorders.<br />

The Crystal Sync Generator 24 is 1" x 2" x 2" and weighs<br />

about five ounces. It mounts directly to the strap of the recorder's<br />

carrying case. It derives its operating power from the<br />

cassette recorder batteries. Accuracy is one frame in 14,400<br />

frames (10 minutes). 25fps is also available.<br />

<strong>Super</strong>8 <strong>Sound</strong> Crystal Sync Generator<br />

—for Scipio ...................................................................................................... XG24S<br />

—for Philips 2209 ........................................................................................... XG24P<br />

—for Uher CR134 .......................................................................................... XG24U<br />

<strong>Super</strong>8 <strong>Sound</strong> Crystal Sync Nizo<br />

Seven Nizo cameras are adaptable for Crystal Camera Control:<br />

Nizo S480, S560, S800, 481, 561, 801, and the 800P Professional.<br />

Braun North America will adapt your Nizo camera for<br />

Crystal Camera Control. Specify that the camera be sent to<br />

<strong>Super</strong>8 <strong>Sound</strong> after modification and it will be tested with<br />

the Crystal Control you have ordered.<br />

<strong>Super</strong>8 <strong>Sound</strong> Crystal Camera Control <strong>Super</strong>8 <strong>Sound</strong> Crystal Sync Nizo S480 ................................................ XS480<br />

—for Beaulieu (24fps) ................................................ XTALB <strong>Super</strong>8 <strong>Sound</strong> Crystal Sync Nizo S560 ................................................ XS560<br />

—for Beaulieu (25fps) ................................................. XTALB50 <strong>Super</strong>8 <strong>Sound</strong> Crystal Sync Nizo 481 ................................................ X481<br />

—for Nizo (24fps) ........................................................... XTALN <strong>Super</strong>8 <strong>Sound</strong> Crystal Sync Nizo 561 ................................................ X561<br />

Speed Control Adaptation of Nizo ...................... SCNIZO <strong>Super</strong>8 <strong>Sound</strong> Crystal Sync Nizo 801 ................................................ X801<br />

Beaulieu Sync Contact Switch ................................ 4008S8SR <strong>Super</strong>8 <strong>Sound</strong> Crystal Sync Nizo Professional ................................ X800P<br />

18 95<br />

<strong>Super</strong>8 <strong>Sound</strong>, <strong>Inc</strong>.<br />

Harvey Street. Cambridge. Mass. 02140<br />

Why consider crystal sync when a 25-foot coiled extension<br />

cable is available for the <strong>Super</strong>8 <strong>Sound</strong> Recorder and when<br />

additional cables can be connected in series? There are two<br />

basic reasons: first, complete freedom of mobility for cameraman<br />

and soundman, and second, the need for multiple sync<br />

cameras and recorders. Multiple cameras are essential for complete<br />

coverage of non-repeatable phenomena such as concerts,<br />

sporting events, or important interviews. Multiple sync recorders<br />

capture sound from different perspectives - crowd,<br />

performers, etc.

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