ARRIFLEX 435

INSTRUCTION MANUAL eyepiece lock eyepiece eyecup 120m magazine

locking grip on magazine cover

locking grip on camera door

sliding switch “DISPLAY LOCK“ “RUN“-button operation control indicator sliding switch “NORM – PS/CCU“ “MODE“-button “SEL“-button “PROG“-button “PHASE“-button display “SET“-button mechanical footage indicator

video optical tap

tensioning plate

RS-socket

overload display

functional expansion compartment for module (FEM) TC buffer battery adjustment knob for manual image friction adjustment lock for telescoping unlocking key for compensation finder arm finder armfinder arm spirit level hook for tape focus grip system

11-pin accessory socket locking key for manual image overload display compensation for 11-pin accessory socket

functional expansion module FEM finder arm

ACC-socket

CCU-socket

ground glass adjustable PL mount cover on main camera switch power supply mirror shutter magazine opening socket Safety Specifications • Never operate the movement locking mechanism while the camera is running! Warnings • Ensure that the camera is stabily positioned! Note: Operational error possible! • Remove the battery cable before transport or servicing! Danger of injury or equipment damage possible! • Repairs should be carried out only by authorized service centers!

General Safety Specifications • Use only original ARRI replacement parts and accessories!

Attention! Danger of injury! Never place Important Notes your hand in the lens mount receptacle

or the inside of the camera while it is • In wet weather the normal safety precautions for Safety Specifications running. handling electrical equipment should be taken.

• In order to ensure optimal performance, it is essential • Avoid operational errors! that you acquaint yourself with this instruction manual. • Clean optical surfaces only with a lens brush or a clean • Assembly and initial operation should be carried out lens cloth! In cases of solid dirt moisten a lens cloth with only by persons who are familiar with the equipment! pure alcohol.

• Never run the camera without a lens or a protective cap • Do not use solvents in cleaning the film gate! in the lens mount receptacle! • Do not remove any screws which are secured with paint!

5 6 Safety Specifications oe ThisinstructionmanualappliestotheARRIFLEX Note: advise cameraserialnumberandmodel. In thecaseofenquiriesorwhenorderingparts,please Product Specifications cated assuchintheheading. Sections thatonlyapplytoonemodelareindi- 435 aswelltotheARRIFLEX435ESmodel. 89/336/EWG. manufacturer fulfillthespecificationsofEU-Guideline This productandtheaccessoriesrecommendedby Note: graphs. ➪ Manual in theInstruction Explanation oftheSymbols photo indicatesobjectswhichareshowninthephoto- Contents

Safety Specifications ...... 5 3. Power Supply ...... 19 Warnings ...... 5 Battery NC 24/7 R ...... 20 General Safety Specifications ...... 5 Charger NCL 24 R ...... 20

Important Notes ...... 5 CHS-1 (Camera Highspeed Supply Module) ...... 21 Contents Product Specifications ...... 6 Mains Unit NG 12/24 R ...... 21 Explanation of the Symbols in the Instruction Manual .... 6 Mains Unit NG 12/26 R ...... 22 Accessory Power Supply...... 22 1. General Description of the ARRIFLEX 435/435ES ...... 9 4. Magazines ...... 25 Loading the ARRIMAG 120 ...... 26 2. Installation of the Camera ...... 11 Removing Exposed Film ...... 29 Packing and Transport...... 11 Transport and Storage ...... 30 Tripod Heads ...... 11 Horizontal Leveling of the Camera ...... 12 5. Camera Body ...... 31 Bridge Plates BP-8, BP-9 ...... 12 Mechanically Adjustable Mirror Shutter Lens Support ...... 14 ARRIFLEX 435 ...... 31 Grip System ...... 15 Electronically Adjustable Mirror Shutter Operation from the Shoulder ...... 17 ARRIFLEX 435ES ...... 34 Exchanging the Ground Glass ...... 38 Film Gate...... 39 Movement...... 42 Attaching the Magazine, Threading the Movement ... 43 Pitch Adjustment ...... 46 Removing the Magazine ...... 47

7 8 Contents / oktDsrbtr(-i)...... 97 ...... R/S -SocketDistributor(3-pin) 97 ...... SocketDistributor(11-pin) Accessory 96 ...... Laptop CameraControllerLCC 95 ...... Remote ControlUnitRCU-1 82 ...... Camera ControlUnitCCU-1 81 ...... UnitESU-1 External Synchronization 80 Functional ExpansionModuleFEM...... 79 ...... Remote RunSwitchRS-4 79 ...... Heated EyecupHE-3 78 ...... Work LightWL-3 77 ...... Video Viewfinder VT-2 75 ...... Anamorphic Viewfinder AVF-2 9. Accessories 72 ...... Adjusting theVideo Optic 70 ...... Mounting theVideo-Assist-System 8. Video-Assist-System 59 ...... Displaying andSettingOperationalParameters 58 ...... Running andStoppingtheCamera 57 ...... Main CameraSwitch 7. CameraOperation 50 ...... Viewfinder System 49 ...... Lenses 6. Optics ...... 49 ...... 75 ...... 57 ...... 69 ...... Index 129 ...... Order Numbers 127 Technical Data...... Appendix 120 ...... Magazine 119 Cleaning theFieldLens...... 118 ...... Cleaning theSpacerGate 116 ...... Camera 12. Maintenance 112 . oftheDisplayIndicationsinTCOperation Overview 110 ...... Time Code BufferBattery 110 ...... Time Code andtheESU-1 109 ...... Time Code Output 109 .... theTimeSwitching OnandOff CodeRecording 106 ...... Time CodeInput 104 ...... Setting FilmSensitivity(TCS-Value) 103 ...... Checking theLoopLength 102 ...... Mounting theTime CodeModule 101 ...... Time CodeFrameRates 11. TimeCode 100 ...... theBridgePlatetoSuper35 Converting theLensMountReceptacletoSuper35 Converting 10. Super35 ...... 131 ...... 123 ...... 99 ...... 101 ...... 115 ...... 99 .... 1.General Description of the ARRIFLEX 435/435ES The ARRIFLEX 435/435ES is a compact, light-weight MOS- • The viewfinder can be rotated in two axes and can be used and HS-camera. Due to the modular design of the camera, on both sides of the camera with full image compensation. 1 its range of functions can be individually expanded. The • Via an integrated optical tap, a /2" CCD video camera following features are already integrated into the basic can be attached. version of the ARRIFLEX 435/435ES. • The versatile grip system is connected directly to the

camera body and can be used as a carrying handle or Introduction • Operational parameters can be set directly on the camera. as an accessory holder. • The frame rates range from 1 – 150 fps for forward or reverse running. A comprehensive range of optical, mechanical and electronic • The ARRIFLEX 435/435ES is equipped with a low-main- accessories further expands the operational possibilities of tenance, 5-link movement with dual transport claws and the camera. registration pins. • The angle of the mirror shutter can be adjusted mechanically from 11.2° to 180° in fixed stops on the ARRIFLEX 435 when the camera is not running. The electronic mirror shutter on the ARRIFLEX 435ES can be set continuously from 11.2° to 180° while the camera is running.

9 10 Introduction n okdpsto loopprotector in lockedposition movement opening cover magazine 2. Installation of the Camera

Packing and Transport Tripod Heads

In order to prevent damage to the mirror shutter, The following tripod heads are suitable for use with the a protective cap must be on the lens mount 435/435ES: Installation receptacle at all times.

When transporting the camera, pay attention that • ARRIHEAD the movement is in the locked position ➪ photo. • ARRIHEAD 2 • ARRI Fluid-Heads If the ARRIFLEX 435/435ES is transported or • Sachtler Studio 7, 150 H stored without a magazine, the magazine • Mitchell-Head opening cover ➪ photo should be attached. • Moy-Head • Ronford F7 Loaded or empty magazines should only be trans- • Hot-Head ported or stored with the loop protector ➪ photo • Cam-Remote-Head attached to avoid damage to the film stock and • Worall-Head the magazine throat assembly. In applications where the camera mount is subject to high forces (e.g. helicopter mounts) the camera must be additionally secured with retaining cords. All fastening screws must be tightened firmly with an appropriate screwdriver (not with the commonly used coin!).

11 12 Installation support rods spirit level base plate upper plate sliding oe Theupperplate ofthebridgeplatecanbecon- Note: the lengths240mmand340mm. 440mm long.Optionally,supportrodsareavailablein ➪ sliding upperplate The bridgeplatesconsistofthebaseplate for 19mmsupportrods,theBP-915rods. tripod andmountingofaccessories.TheBP-8isdesigned The bridgeplatesfacilitatebalancingofthecameraon Bridge PlatesBP-8,BP-9 to aidhorizontallevelingofthecamera The ARRIFLEX435/435ESisequippedwithaspiritlevel Horizontal LevelingoftheCamera photo . Inthestandardversionsupportrodsare See also displaced opticalcenterofthe Super35format. the accessoriesarealsoexactly adaptedtothe verted forusewithSuper35. Thisensuresthat the with surface level a on set is camera the If magazine in place, the camera may tip back, as back, tip may camera the place, in magazine the center of gravity is located far to the rear. the to far located is gravity of center the Chapter 10, Super 35 Super 10, Chapter ➪ photo andapairofsupportrods ➪ . ➪ photo photo . , the Attaching the Bridge Plate to the Camera • Fasten the sliding upper plate ➪ photo with the two slit screws to the camera base. Both cylindrical pins ➪ photo (twist prevention) must glide into the holes. • Then screw the base plate onto the wedge plate of the tripod and lock onto the tripod head. • Slide the camera with the upper plate into the dovetail- sliding upper plate guide of the base plate until the spring-loaded stop pin cylindrical pins

➪ photo snaps back audibly. The camera’s position can Installation then be fixed with the clamp lever. • Slide the support rods into the guides and clamp. • Equip the camera with the required accessories to determine the center of gravity. Loosen the clamping screws lever ➪ photo, and by sliding the camera on the base plate find the optimal position. Then retighten the clamping lever.

Removing the Camera from the Tripod sliding upper plate • Before removing the camera make sure that all cables are disconnected and that the eyepiece leveling rod is de- stop pin tached. • For fast removal of the camera from the tripod, loosen the ➪ ➪ clamping lever photo, push in the stop pin photo base plate and then pull the camera with the upper plate ➪ photo from the base plate.

clamping lever

13 14 Installation screw knurled LS-8 lens support lens support LS-7 esspotrn clampscrew lens supportring lmiglvrwedgeplate clamping lever plate base oe Mounting thesupportringonrelevantlens is Note: Completetheprocessbytighteningclampscrew • Connectthesupportringtolensandtighten • Thenslidethelensintomountreceptacleandlock. • Slidetherelevantsupportring • Mountthelenssupportontorodsfromabove • the respectivelenssupportring support LS-8(canbepushedonto15mmrods)and snapped onto19mmsupportrods) The lenssupportconsistsoftheLS-7(canbe Lens Support ➪ lever the knurledscrew but donottighten. (push theLS-8ontosupportrodsfromfront). and letitclickintoplacebyapplyingslightpressure photo ➪ can thenremaininposition on thelens. usually carriedoutonlyonce. Thesupportring photo onthesupportring. . ➪ photo aswelltheclamping ➪ photo ➪ photo ➪ photo forthelensinuse. ontothelens orthelens Grip System

The multipurpose grip system on the ARRIFLEX 435/435ES grip system guarantees highest stability through its fixed connection to the camera body and provides numerous possibilities for attaching accessories. Five 3/8" inner threads allow attachment in diverse positions ➪ photo.

Attaching Additional Handgrips Installation Additional handgrips can be screwed onto the grip system in various positions as required. A safety mechanism in the handgrip prevents automatic loosening. This mechanism is activated by screwing in the handgrips tightly.

Before screwing in the handgrips, make sure that the 3/8" threaded bolt is completely screwed out of the handgrip.

Removing the Grip System hexagon screws In order to minimize camera height, the entire grip system can be removed. • First remove the magazine. • Loosen both the hexagon screws ➪ photo in the strut and pull the grip system ➪ photo upwards.

To attach the grip system, proceed in the reverse order.

15 16 Installation shoulder setS-4 base plate shoulder cushion Operation from the Shoulder

Shoulder Set S-4 The shoulder set S-4 was designed to optimize shoulder shoulder set S-4 operation of the ARRIFLEX 435/435ES. It allows the camera to be quickly transferred from the tripod onto the operator’s shoulder without having to remove the optical accessories. Installation Shoulder Set S-4 with the Bridge Plate • Remove the camera from the tripod (see under Bridge Plates BP-8, BP-9). • The mounting screws on the shoulder set must first be mounting screws screwed back as far as they will go ➪ photo. • Now slide the shoulder set from the rear into the dovetail- guide on the bridge plate as far as it will go. It locks auto- matically in position. • Clamp the shoulder set using the bridge plate clamping lever. • Plug the cable for starting and stopping the camera into the RS-socket. • Check that the shoulder set is firmly seated on the camera. • Position the shoulder cushion on the camera with the index pin and fasten it to the camera with the mounting screw ➪ photo. • Check that the shoulder cushion is firmly seated on the camera. mounting screw

17 18 Installation handgrip fastening screw „RUN“-button RS-socket Plugthecablefor startingandstoppingthecamera into • the with Positionthehandgrip ontherosetteandfasten • Checkthattheshouldercushion is firmlyseatedonthe • Positiontheshoulder cushiononthecamerawithindex • bridge platesBP-8andBP-9. The shouldercushioncanbeusedwithorwithoutthe Shoulder the from Operation Checkthattheshouldercushionisfirmlyseatedon • Position theshouldercushiononcamerawith • Checkthattheshouldersetisfirmlyseatedon the camera. • Plug the cableforstartingandstoppingcamerainto • Position theshouldersetoncameraandfastenwith • Detach thebridgeplate. • Remove thecamerafromtripod. • Shoulder SetS-4withouttheBridgePlate without the Shoulder Set Shoulder the without the RS-socket. fastening screw camera. pin andfastenittothecamera withthemountingscrew. camera. screw. index pinandfastenittothecamerawithmounting the RS-socket. the twomountingscrews. ➪ photo . 3. Power Supply battery NC 24/7R The acceptable voltage range is from 20.6 to 35 V DC. Depending on the desired frame rate, the following voltage range should be chosen for the power supply:

Frame Rate Range Voltage 1 - 130 fps 20.6 - 35 V DC 130 - 150 fps 24 - 35 V DC

The power supply cable is attached to the power supply Power Supply socket on the camera. NG 12/26 NCL 24 R Available are: for 1 - 130 fps • the battery NC 24/7 R ➪photo • First switch on the mains unit (if used). with charger NCL 24 R ➪photo and • Connect the camera to the mains unit or to the battery. • the mains unit NG 12/24 R. • Switch on the main switch of the camera. for 1 - 150 fps Do not open the batteries! • two batteries NC 24/7 R ➪photo Charge batteries only with the ARRI chargers! with charger NCL 24 R, together with the HS power supply module CHS-1 Do not bypass the fuse or temperature switch! (Camera Highspeed Supply Module) and • the mains unit NG 12/26 R ➪photo . Do not heat NC-batteries! Do not short-circuit NC-batteries!

19 20 Power Supply oe Ifthebatteryvoltageisnotsufficient forthe Note: PlugthebatterycableKC20Sorspiral • Ensure thatthemainswitchoncameraisoff. • and issuitableforframeratesupto130fps. The batteryNC24/7Rhasacapacityof7ampere-hours NC24/7R Battery into thebattery-socket. KC 29Sintothepowersupplysocketoncameraand in thecameradisplay. chosen framerate,the“bat”symbolwillshow Indication oftheLEDs Press thestartbutton. • Plug the chargercableintobatterysocket. • Connect thechargertomainssupply. • First check whetherthecorrectmainsvoltageisseton • With thischargerallARRI24Vbatteriescanbecharged. Charger NCL24R rechargerconnectedtothemains charging discharging (1A) green red yellow EIndication LED the charger. CHS-1 (Camera Highspeed Supply Module) Mains Unit NG 12/24 R The CHS-1 connects two 24 V batteries together to provide Use of the mains unit is recommended for filming in the studio a HS-power supply with an output voltage of 30 V DC for and when using electronic accessories with a high power frame rates up to 150 fps. Connecting the batteries together consumption. It is suitable for frame rates up to 130 fps. considerably lowers the camera’s current demand. • First check that the correct mains voltage is set on the • Ensure that the main camera switch is off. mains unit. • Connect both batteries to the input sockets of the CHS-1 • Ensure that the main switch on the camera is off. with battery cables KC 20S or spiral cables KC 29S. • Set the voltage switch on the mains unit to 24 V.

• Plug the output cable of the CHS-1 into the camera’s • Plug the battery cable KC 20S or the spiral battery cable Power Supply power supply socket. KC 29S into the power supply socket on the camera and into the 24 V-socket on the mains unit. Note: Battery voltages below 20 V are indicated for each battery by a “LOW-BAT”-LED next to the respective input socket of the CHS-1. To prevent over-discharging, the module switches off if either battery voltage drops below 17 V.

21 22 Power Supply oe TheNG12/24Rcaneasilybe upgradedtoan Note: PlugthebatterycableKC20Sorspiral • Setthe voltageswitchonthemainsunitto26V. • Ensure thatthemainswitchoncameraisoff. • First check thatthecorrectmainsvoltageisseton • consumption. Itissuitableforframeratesupto150fps. and whenusingelectronicaccessorieswithahighpower Use ofthemainsunitisrecommendedforfilminginstudio Mains UnitNG12/26R camera andintothe26V-socketonmainsunit. cable KC29Sintothepowersupplysocketon mains unit. NG 12/26RatanARRIservicecenter. oe The11-pinaccessorysocketcan onlybeusedas Note: 3 Amaximumcontinuouscurrentand5peakload. socket 12 Vaccessoriescanbeattachedtothe11-pinaccessory Accessories V 12 PowerSupply Accessory 11-pin accessorysocket ➪ photo into thecamerawillnotfunctionatthissocket. an outputsocket.Accessoriesthatfeedsignals whichprovidesstabilized12VDCwith overload warningLED 24 V Accessories

The RS-socket supplies the same voltage as the camera power supply. Voltages over 32 V will be limited to 32 V. In this case, the allowable continuous current is 2 A maximum. Ensure that the accessories to be used are RS-socket

suited to the available voltage! Power Supply

overload 24 V accessories are normally attached to the RS-socket warning LED ➪photo . At 24 V, the available continuous current is 3 A maximum, the peak load 5 A.

Overload Display If the current drawn at the accessory sockets exceeds the allowable maximum, a safety circuit interrupts the power supply and a red warning LED lights up ➪photo .

23 24 Power Supply 4. Magazines In addition to the new 435-ARRIMAG magazines ➪ photo, Reverse operation with the ARRIFLEX 35 III / 35 II all ARRIFLEX 35 III and 35 II magazines – with the exception 300 m and 60 m magazines can lead to damage of the shoulder magazine – can be used. of the magazine or the camera!

Time code can only be recorded with the new ARRIMAG magazines. Magazines Magazine Speed limit Forward/Reverse TC- operation Recording The ARRIMAG magazines and the ARRIFLEX III magazines are automatically recognized. For the ARRIFLEX 35 III 300 m ARRIFLEX 435 magazine the camera’s run-up time is automatically exten- ARRIMAG 120 150 fps forw./rev. yes ded. If the camera is set to a frame rate that exceeds the ARRIMAG 120S 150 fps forw./rev. yes speed limit of the attached magazine, the “fps“-symbol ARRIMAG 300E 150 fps forw./rev. yes flashes on the camera display and the camera will not run. If the frame rate is adjusted above the magazine speed ARRIFLEX 35 III / 35 II limit during running, the camera´s speed will be limited to 60 m magazine 130 fps only forwards no 130 fps. The frame rate must be reset. 150 m magazine 130 fps forw./rev. no 300 m magazine 130 fps only forwards no Note: All magazines listed above are loaded with the same loop length as on the ARRIFLEX 35 III. The loading of ARRIFLEX 35 III magazines is described in the respective instruction manuals.

25 26 Magazines Cutting Gauge simplifies theloadingprocessconsiderably.TheARRIFilm Cutting thefilmthroughmiddleofperforationholes out confidentlyinadarkroomorfilmchangingbag. a pieceoftestfilmuntiltheprocedurecanalsobecarried Loading themagazineshouldbepractisedindaylightwith Loading theARRIMAG120 ➪ photo film cuttinggauge simplifiescuttinginthedarkroom. Placethefilmrollnexttomagazine. • Swing bothrollerarms • Flipup themagazinecover. • Toopen thecover,depresssafetycatch,flipup • Remove theloopprotectorandlaymagazineona • or filmchangingbag! The followingstepsshouldbecarriedoutinadarkroom winding shaftsuntiltheylockinplace. ➪ flag-hinged lockinggripandturnitcounter-clockwise flat surfacewithitscoverfacingupwards. photo . flag-hinged lockingclip ➪ photo awayfromthe safety catch • Insert the film through the left slit on the magazine throat • Press down the hinged locking clip on the feed shaft. assembly from the inside ➪ photo. • By turning the drive gear counter-clockwise, transport the Do not catch the film. film further until it reaches to the loop length marking • With your free hand, turn the drive gear counter-clockwise ➪ photo. while carefully pushing the film through until both perfo- ration holes are picked up simultaneously by the sprockets. Ensure that the film is lying flat against the • Keep turning the gear until the film has been transported outside of the magazine housing. through the throat assembly. • Flip up the hinged locking clip on the feed shaft ➪ photo. Magazines • Place the film roll on the feed shaft, ensuring that the feed shaft catch engages the slot on the plastic core.

roller arms feed shaft

hinged locking clip drive gear loop length marking

27 28 Magazines Pressdownthehingedlockingclipontake-upshaft. • Placeanemptyfilmcoreonthetake-upshaft. The slitmust • Flipup thehingedlockingclipontake-upshaft • Byagainturningthedrivegearcounter-clockwise,trans- • Withoutchangingthelength,threadfilminto theright • shaft catchengagestheslotonplasticcore. point inthedirectionofoperation.Ensurethattake-up ➪ port thefilminsidemagazine. Do notcatchthefilm. film channel. photo . hinged lockingclip film core Checkthatthefilmisbeingtakenupperpendicularto • Windthefilmonatleastonerevolutionuntilitiscertain • Ifthefilmheadhasbeenbentover, Note: Hang theheadoffilmintocoreandbend • the shaft that thefilmisfirmlyseatedoncore. this couldcauseunbalance. The bentfilmheadshouldnotstickoutofthecoreas over ➪ photo during reverseoperation. must notbepulledthroughthethroatassembly ➪ photo . . • Close the magazine cover. The roller arms will be auto- Removing Exposed Film matically unlocked. • To lock the cover, turn the locking grip clockwise and flip The following steps should be carried out in a darkroom or it back into the recess. a changing bag! The safety catch locks automatically. • Check if the entire film has been wound into the interior Note: To tension the film in the magazine, press in of the magazine. If not, transport the film into the magazine both tensioning plates ➪ photo and turn out- by turning the drive gear counter-clockwise. wards. • To open the cover, depress the safety catch and flip the Magazines locking grip upwards. Then turn the grip counter-clock- wise. • Flip up the cover. • Swing both roller arms ➪ photo away from the winding shafts until they lock in place. • Flip up the hinged locking clip on the take-up shaft. • Pull the film roll upwards and off.

Note: When pulling the film roll off the shaft, grip it from underneath as far as possible to prevent the middle of the film roll from sagging down.

The film should under no circumstances be pulled tight. This could cause scratches and static charging. tensioning plates

29 30 Magazines Note: cover. zine itisrecommendedtoattachthemagazineopening If theARRIFLEX435/435ESistransportedwithoutamaga- damage tothefilmstockandmagazinethroatassembly. or storedwiththeloopprotector Loaded oremptymagazinesshouldonlybetransported Transport andStorage a magazinefortestingpurposes. 435ES torunframeratesabove130fpswithout The covermustbeattachedtotheARRIFLEX435/ ➪ photo attachedtoavoid opening magazine cover for loop protector 5. Camera Body

Mechanically Adjustable Mirror Shutter ARRIFLEX 435 The mirror shutter can be adjusted mechanically while the camera is switched off. The shutter angle can be adjusted from 11.2° to 180°. The shutter locks in the following positions: 11.2°, 22.5°, 30°, 45°, 60°, 75°, 90°, 105°, Camera Body 120°, 135°, 144°, 172.8° and 180°.

Setting the Mirror Shutter Angle • By briefly depressing the “PHASE”-button, the mirror shutter is positioned to allow access to the shutter angle adjusting mechanism ➪ photo and the locking mechanism ➪ photo. • Switch off the camera and disconnect the camera from the power supply! • Remove the lens or the protective cap from the lens mount receptacle.

Do not touch the surface of the mirror!

shutter angle adjusting mechanism locking mechanism

31 32 Camera Body locked locking mechanism unlocked locking mechanism Bygentlytwistingtheshutterangleadjustingmechanism, • Turn the lockingmechanism • Turntheshutterangleadjustingmechanism • With a2mmAllenkeyturnthelockingmechanism • check iftheshutteranglehaslockedincorrectly. and forth. mechanism maypossiblyhavetobeturnedslightlyback “LOCK” positionuntilthislocksinplace.Theadjusting reached. the sameAllenkeyuntildesiredshutterangleis ➪ photo Operation of the camera when the mirror shutter mirror the when camera the of Operation towardsthe“LOOSE”positionuntilitstops. is not correctly locked in position may cause in- cause may position in locked correctly not is correct exposure! correct With an unlocked mirror shutter, the camera the shutter, mirror unlocked an With may switch off during camera run! camera during off switch may ➪ photo towardsthe ➪ photo with Shutter Angle Measurement • Holding the “PHASE”-button depressed in standby will make the camera inch forward. • The display shows the measured shutter angle in the upper line. The lower line displays the voltage of the power supply. Camera Body

33 34 Camera Body locked locking mechanism unlocked locking mechanism Note: ning aswellinstandby. cally adjustedfrom11.2 The mirrorshutterontheARRIFLEX435EScanbeelectroni- ARRIFLEX 435ES Electronically AdjustableMirrorShutter Before electronically adjusting the mirror shutter, mirror the adjusting electronically Before mirror shutterfunctionmustthenbeswitchedoff. allows mechanicaladjustment.Theelectronic equipped withanadjustmentmechanismthat The electronicallyadjustablemirrorshutterisalso shutter angle while the shutter is locked could locked in is is shutter the mechanism while locking angle shutter shutter the that check cause damage to the camera! the to damage position cause “LOOSE” the ° to180 ° ➪ ➪ whenthecameraisrun- photo . Adjusting the Adjusting . Checking the Shutter Locking Mechanism Setting the Mirror Shutter Angles: • Switch on the camera’s main switch. Without accessories, the following shutter angles can be set ° ° ° ° ° ° • In standby, briefly depress the “PHASE”-button. directly on the camera: 11.2 , 22.5 , 30 , 45 , 60 , 75 , ° ° ° ° ° ° ° • Switch off the camera’s main switch. 90 , 105 , 120 , 135 , 144 , 172.8 and 180 . • Remove the lens or the protective cap from the lens With accessories such as the LCC, CCU or RCU-1 other mount receptacle. shutter angles can be set. The procedure is described in the respective instruction manuals. Never put your fingers into the lens mount receptacle. Adjusting the shutter angle when the shutter is locked could cause damage to the camera! Camera Body • The locking mechanism should be in the unlocked Ensure that the locking mechanism is in “LOOSE” position ➪ photo. position before adjusting the shutter angle.

If the shutter locking mechanism is unlocked • Switch on the camera’s main switch. • Replace the lens or the protective cover. • Change to Mode 7 by depressing the “MODE”-button six times (or four times if no functional expansion module is If the shutter is locked in position attached). The display shows the angle symbol and, in the • Disconnect the camera from the power supply. upper line, the current shutter angle. • With a 2 mm Allen key turn the locking mechanism ➪photo towards the “LOOSE” position until it stops. If the display shows “OFF”, the electronic adjust- • Replace the lens or the protective cover. ment of the mirror shutter is deactivated. The shutter angle can be adjusted mechanically and must then be locked. See the section “Mechanically Adjustable Mirror Shutter”.

• Depress the “SEL”-button repeatedly until the desired value blinks in the display. With the “SET”-button confirm the desired shutter angle.

35 36 Camera Body oe As awarningthattheelectronicshutterhas been Note: display shows the until “SEL”-button repeatedly Depress the • ChangetoMode7bydepressingthe“MODE”-buttonsix • Switchonthecamera’smainswitch. • Off Switching Thedisplay showsthemeasuredshutteranglein • Holding the“PHASE”-buttondepressedinstandbywill • Shutter AngleMeasurement the Electronically Adjustable Shutter Adjustable Electronically the electronic angleadjustment. “OFF”. Withthe“SET”-button,confirmswitchingoff upper line,thecurrentshutterangle. attached). Thedisplayshowstheanglesymboland,in times (orfourifnofunctionalexpansionmoduleis power supply. upper line.Thelowerlinedisplaysthevoltageof make thecamerainchforward. display blinksinallmodes. switched off,theanglesymbol inthecamera off, switched been has shutter electronic the As the shutter angle must now be adjusted and locked and adjusted be now must angle shutter the manually! See the section “Mechanically Ad- “Mechanically section the See manually! justable Mirror Shutter”. Mirror justable • Depress the “SEL”-button repeatedly until the display shows the repeatedly “SEL”-button the until Depress • ChangeintoMode7bydepressing the“MODE”-button • Switchonthecamera’smainswitch. • Beforeswitchingon,ensurethattheshutterlocking • On Switching the Electronically Adjustable Shutter Adjustable Electronically the entry andactivates theelectronicshutteradjustment. the desiredshutterangle.The “SET”-buttonconfirmsthe “OFF” intheupperline. is attached).Thedisplayshows theanglesymboland six times(orfourifnofunctional expansionmodule mechanism isin“LOOSE”position. Switching on the electronically adjustable shutter adjustable electronically the on Switching when the shutter is locked can cause damage to damage cause can locked is shutter the when the camera! See “Checking the Shutter Locking Shutter the “Checking See camera! the Mechanism”. Filming with HMI Light When lighting scenes with HMI/CID-discharge lamps, the Supply frequency 50 Hz 60 Hz pulsing light intensity is dependent on the supply frequency. To achieve constant exposure, the camera’s frame rate, the Frame rate 25 fps 24 fps 24 fps supply frequency of the lighting and the angle of the mirror shutter must all relate to each other. As the camera frame Shutter angle 180° 172.8° 144° rate and the supply frequency of the lighting are normally given, compensation must be carried out through the angle of the mirror shutter. The following table indicates the mirror shutter angle that Camera Body needs to be set:

37 38 Camera Body ground glass tongue oe Cleaningorexchanging thefieldlens,see Note: Checkthatthegroundglassiscorrectly lockedinplace. • Withthespecialforceps,pushchosengroundglass • Checkthatthegroundglasstobeinsertedaswell • Usingtheincludedspecialforceps,pullground • Remove thelensorprotectivecap. • Beforeexchangingthegroundglass,switchcamera’s • Bybrieflydepressingthe“PHASE”-buttoninstandby, • Exchanging theGroundGlass exactly intherightposition. must beontheleft.Aballcatchfixesgroundglass into theholderasfaritwillgo.Theredmarkerpoint the groundglassframearecompletelyclean. glass supply! main switchoffanddisconnectthecamerafrompower damage asfarpossible shutter ispositionedtoprotectthemirrorsurfacefrom ➪ photo Chapter 11, Cleaning the Field Lens Field the Cleaning 11, Chapter surface! mirror the touch not Do outoftheholderbyitstongue ➪ photo . . ➪ photo . Film Gate

Changing the Format Masks A format mask and filter holder must always be inserted in the film gate. film format mask gate To take out the format mask: locking • Switch off the camera’s main switch and disconnect the lever knurled knob camera from the power supply before exchanging the format mask. filter holder Camera Body • Turn the knurled knob ➪photo on the movement until its marking matches that on the movement block. movement • Turn the movement locking lever ➪photo towards the locking lever “OPEN” position to swing the movement block away from the film gate. • Press the film gate locking lever ➪ photo towards the ma- film gate gazine throat assembly and swing the film gate ➪photo towards the movement block, pressing lightly on the lower end of the film gate and taking care that the film gate does not hit the movement block. • Take hold of the film gate by the filter holder ➪photo , lift it up and remove. film gate • Now pull the filter holder ➪photo sideways out of the shaft film gate. • Press the format mask ➪photo lightly on its side flap towards the film gate and then pull this out sideways too.

39 40 Camera Body itrfi filmgate filter foil itrhle formatmask filter holder oe Thefilmgatecanonlybelocked iftheformat Note: Ensurethatthefilmgatelockingleverswingsback • Pressthefilmgatelockinglevertowardsmagazine • Checkthatthefilmgateiscorrectlyseatedonshaft. • Take holdofthefilmgatebyfilterholderandplace • Checkthatthefilmgateandshaftarecom- • Pushthefilterholdersidewaysintofilmgate • Push the newformatmask • Check thatthefilmgateframeandcontactsurface • To insertaformatmask: completely. correct position. throat assemblyandpushthefilmgateforwardsto onto thefilmgateshaftfromabove. pletely freeofdustanddirt. film gate. are absolutelyclean. Swinging the movement block forwards when forwards block movement the Swinging mask andthefilterholderarecorrectlyinserted. the film gate is not correctly in place can cause can place in correctly not is gate film the damage to the camera! the to damage ➪ photo sidewaysintothe ➪ photo . Inserting Filters into the Film Gate • Push the filter holder sideways into the film gate ➪ photo. Filter foils such as gelatine filters can be inserted into the • Check that the film gate, the filter and the film gate shaft filter holder. ➪photo are free of dust and dirt. • Take hold of the film gate by the filter holder and place The camera display does not show a warning onto the film gate shaft from above. when a filter is in use. • Check that the film gate is correctly seated on the shaft. • Press the film gate locking lever ➪photo towards the • Switch off the camera’s main switch and disconnect the magazine throat assembly and push the film gate forwards camera from the power supply before inserting a filter. to the correct position. • Turn the knurled knob ➪photo (p. 5.9) on the movement • Ensure that the film gate locking lever ➪photo swings Camera Body until its marking matches that on the movement block. back completely. • Turn the movement locking lever ➪photo towards the “OPEN” position to swing the movement block away from Note: The film gate can only be locked if the format the film gate. mask and the filter holder are correctly inserted. • Press the film gate locking lever ➪ photo towards the ma- gazine throat assembly and swing the film gate ➪photo Swinging the movement block forwards when the towards the movement block, pressing lightly on the lower film gate is not correctly in place can cause end of the film gate and taking care that the film gate does damage to the camera! not hit the movement block. • Take hold of the film gate by the filter holder ➪photo , lift it up and remove. • Now pull the filter holder ➪photo sideways out of the film gate. • Open the filter holder slightly and insert the filter foil ➪photo . Cut off the jutting edge. • Check that the film gate frame and the contact surface are absolutely clean.

41 42 Camera Body safety spring handle spacer gate Pushthespacergatedownwardsuntilitlocksaudiblyin • Takeholdofthespacergatebyitshandle • Installing theSpacerGate Pressthesafetyspring • Removing theSpacerGate ment, equippedwithball-bearingsforlowmaintenance. ahighspeed 5-link ARRIFLEX435/435ES move- The features Movement place. insert itatananglefromaboveintothemovementblock. ➪ time pressingthespacergatebackwardsbyitshandle photo Never operate the movement locking mechanism locking movement the operate Never . Thenremovebypullingupwards. while the camera is running! is camera the while ➪ photo downwards,atthesame ➪ photo and Attaching the Magazine, Threading the Movement • Pull the magazine release lever ➪photo back and • Position the back part of the magazine’s throat assembly remove the cover. on the lower dovetail of the camera opening. • Open the camera door. • With your left hand pull the film loop through the camera • Check that the movement block is swung forwards. opening as far as possible into the movement block area • Remove the loop protector from the magazine. ➪ photo. • Before locking the magazine into place, ensure that the

When attaching the magazine, pay attention film is pulled far enough into the movement block area so Camera Body that the film does not get caught between the that the film does not get caught between the magazine magazine and the dovetail on the camera and the magazine locking mechanism! opening!

magazine release lever

film

43 44 Camera Body With yourrighthandpullthefilmloopdownwardsout • Check thatthemagazineisfirmlyseated. • Themagazinedrivegearengagesautomatically. Note: Lock the magazinecompletelyintocameraopening. • of thecamera gear wheelifnecessary. block facilitatesthepreciseengagementof Lightly turningtheknurledknobonmovement ➪ photo . Thenpushitasfarupwards knurled knob Turn the movementlockinglevertowards“OPEN” • Turntheknurledknob • Thefilmcannotyetbecompletelyplacedintothe Note: film gate. position toswingthemovementblockawayfrom marking matchesthatonthemovementblock. movement plateandthefilmgate. possible untiltheloopcanbepositionedbetween film channel. ➪ photo onthemovementuntilits knurled knob • Bring the film loop into position ➪photo . • Turn the movement locking lever counter-clockwise as far • Position the film by one perforation hole onto the positioning as it will go. This will cause the movement block to swing pin ➪photo in the film guide, bringing the film loop to forwards and to lock into position. rest within the marking ➪photo . • By turning the knurled knob ➪photo , check that the film • Check that the film is correctly fixed on the positioning pin runs smoothly. and that the loop is positioned within the upper marking. • Turn the knurled knob until its marking matches that on the movement block and again check if the loop is lying Note: Before the movement block is swung forwards, within the marking. make sure that the film is correctly positioned in relation to the film gate over entire area, If the loop does not lie within the marking the film Camera Body otherwise the film may be damaged! may be torn and the equipment damaged. In TC operation, the correct recording position in relation to the image will also not be guaranteed.

• Close the camera door. positioning pin marking for film loop Note: Threading the movement is described and displayed on the inside of the camera door.

45 46 Camera Body pitch adjustment Slowlyturnthepitchadjustment • Runthecamera. • Leavethecameradooropen. • Attachaloadedmagazineandthreadthemovement. • ning filming. the filmstockinuseataframerateof24fpsbeforebegin- It isrecommendedtoestablishtheoptimalpitchsettingfor pitch adjustmentmechanism. distance, themovementcanbeoptimallyadaptedusing movement. Ifthefilmstockuseddiffersfromthisperforation lerance rangeistransportedsmoothlyandreliablybythe film stockhavingaperforationholedistancewithintheto- to 4.74mm(shortpitch).Withthisbasicsetting,negative The cameraisdeliveredwithatransportclawpitchadjusted Pitch Adjustment forth untilthequietestsettingisreached. See “AttachingtheMagazine,ThreadingMovement”. ➪ photo backand Removing the Magazine If the film has not run through the camera completely: When pulling away the magazine ensure that the film does not get damaged! • Open the camera door. • Swing back the movement block just far enough to en- • Pull the magazine off upwards. able the film to be pulled out from between the film gate • Replace the cover on the camera opening. and the movement block. If the entire film has run through the camera: Note: When slowly swinging back the movement block, • Hold the magazine firmly with one hand and pull the a ball catch is noticeable. magazine release lever back with the other. Camera Body • Pull the magazine off upwards. • Pull out the film loop sideways from between the move- • Replace the cover on the camera opening. ment block and the film gate. • Bring the loop into the area between the movement block and the magazine throat assembly ➪photo .

Ensure that the loop does not get twisted behind the movement block as otherwise the film could be damaged when removing the magazine!

• Swing the movement block forwards again and lock. • Hold the magazine firmly with one hand and pull the magazine locking lever back with the other.

film

47 48 Camera Body 6. Optics bayonet ring index pin Lenses Optics All ARRIFLEX lenses with a PL-mount can be used on the ARRIFLEX 435/435ES. Lenses with a Ø 41 mm standard or bayonet mount cannot be used. Heavy and long lenses, such as zoom-lenses, must be supported at all times.

Attaching Lenses • Remove the protective cap from the lens mount receptacle by turning the bayonet ring ➪ photo counter-clockwise as far as it will go and then pulling out the protective cap.

Never put your fingers into the lens mount receptacle.

• Push the lens into the lens mount receptacle without catching it at the edges. One of the four slots on the lens mount must fit over the index pin ➪ photo. • Press the lens flat onto the lens mount receptacle and pull the bayonet ring clockwise to tighten.

Note: For Super 35 shots the lens mount receptacle must be turned 180°. See Chapter 10, Super 35.

49 50 Optics viewfinder. (supply voltagetoolow)and END(endoffilm)inthe displays thewarningsASY(asynchronousrunning),BAT continuously adjustablebrightness.TheARRIGLOWalso be displayedintheviewfinderasanilluminatedframewith Using slide-inmasks,thefilmingformatcurrentlyinusecan An ARRIGLOWmoduleisavailableasanoption. available. finder (100%).Ananamorphicviewfinderarmisalso The entireviewfindersystemcanbereplacedbyavideo can befittedbyaservicecenter. beamsplitter witharatioof50/50isalsoavailable,and into theviewfindersystem.Forcolourvideocameras,a An 80/20beamsplitterforb/wvideocamerasisintegrated flected intotheviewfinder. A warningsignal(redLED)forasynchronousrunningisre- within themainaxes right andcorrectleft-to-rightwhentheviewfinderisswivelled swivelled intwoaxes.Theviewfinderimageisalwaysup- The viewfindersystemontheARRIFLEX435/435EScanbe Viewfinder System ➪ photo . The Eyepiece

Removing the Eyepiece eyepiece • Hold the eyepiece with one hand and with the other turn

the knurled ring ➪ photo towards the “OPEN” position Optics as far as it will go. knurled ring • Remove the eyepiece ➪ photo.

Attaching the Eyepiece • Ensure that the knurled ring is turned to the “OPEN” position. • Position the eyepiece on the viewfinder. • Turn the knurled ring ➪ photo towards the “LOCK” scale position. • Check that the eyepiece is correctly seated.

Adjusting the Diopter The diopter compensation is fitted with a scale ➪ photo of 1 to 12. Position “6” is normal focus. • To adjust, turn the ring right/left until the ground glass markings are totally in focus.

51 52 Optics ring knurled nre igviewfinderarm knurled ring unlocking key Allen screw Retightentheknurledring. • Pulltheviewfinderarm • Turntheknurledring • approx. 50mm. The viewfinderarmcanbetelescopedcontinuouslyby Extending theViewfinderArm Turntheviewfinderarmtodesiredposition. • Toadjusttheviewfinderarm,releaselocking • be alteredifnecessarybyturningtheAllenscrew into thehorizontalposition.Theviewfinderarmfrictioncan right. Ontheleftsideofcameraviewfinderarmlocks The viewfinderarmcanbeswivelledapprox.270 Swivelling theViewfinderArm Toset friction,turntheknurledring • arm. Theeyepieceisheldinadjustedpositionbyfriction. The eyepiececanberotated360 Turning theEyepiece Viewfinder the Adjusting length. position. mechanism bydepressingtheunlockingkey until thedesiredfrictionhasbeenreached. ➪ ➪ photo photo ° towardsthe“LOOSE” aroundtheviewfinder outtothedesired ➪ photo ➪ right/left ➪ photo ° photo leftto . . Image Compensation • Release the locking key ➪ photo. The viewfinder system is fitted with an automatic image com- • Keep turning the adjustment knob ➪ photo until this pensation mechanism. locks in position. To enable setting a different image position in certain situ- ations, the viewfinder system is additionally equipped with Pivoting the Contrast Filter Optics a manual image adjustment mechanism. To enable a subjective reduction of viewfinder contrast, a contrast filter (ND 6) can be pivoted into the optical beam Manually Adjusting Image Compensation path by means of a lever ➪ photo. • Depress the locking key ➪ photo and hold depressed. • The lever ➪ photo is brought into the “ON” position • Turn the adjustment knob ➪ photo until the viewfinder automatically by depressing the locking key ➪ photo. image is in the desired position. • For unrestricted viewing, turn the lever ➪ photo back into the “OFF” position until it locks in. Reactivating Image Compensation • Turn the adjustment knob ➪ photo until this locks in position. Do not depress the locking key. locking key Note: The automatic image compensation locks in two adjustment knob positions, 180° apart. This allows the image compensation to be set to provide an upright image when using a finder extension.

If the viewfinder image is inverted without the finder exten- sion, the image compensation must be adjusted to the oppo- site locking position. locking key lever for contrast filter Inverting the Image • Depress the locking key ➪ photo and keep depressed. • Turn the adjustment knob ➪ photo approx. 30°

53 54 Optics screws fastening ARRIGLOW module as itwillgo,theARRIGLOW canbeturnedoff. By turningtheadjustmentknob counter-clockwiseasfar ➪ continuously adjustedbyturningtheadjustmentknob The brightnessoftheilluminatedformatmarkingscanbe Adjusting ARRIGLOWBrightness Screwbothfasteningscrewstight. • PushontheARRIGLOWmodule • Pullthe warningdisplaymoduleoffsideways. • Loosen bothfasteningscrews • viewfinder imagewithcontinuouslyadjustablebrightness. illuminated formatmarkingstobesuperimposedontothe The ARRIGLOWmoduleisavailableasanoption.Itallows Attaching ARRIGLOW ARRIGLOW display module. photo . Attach the ARRIGLOW module straight. module ARRIGLOW the Attach Attaching at an angle could damage the plug. the damage could angle an at Attaching ➪ photo ➪ photo onthewarning . Exchanging the Format Mask • Open the camera door as wide as possible. adjustment knob • Grip the format mask ➪ photo with the special forceps and pull downwards and out. notch • Now grip the new format mask with the special forceps Optics and push in with the notch ➪ photo facing towards the rear until it locks in place securely. format mask

Exchanging the Viewfinder System The entire viewfinder system can be replaced by a 100% fastening screws video finder. See Chapter 9, Accessories.

Removing the Viewfinder System Before removing the viewfinder system, the viewfinder arm should be brought back to its normal position. • Loosen the three fastening screws➪ photo. • Pull the viewfinder system up and off.

Attaching the Viewfinder System • Position the viewfinder system on the camera body from above. • Tighten the fastening screws.

55 56 Optics 7. Camera Operation

Main Camera Switch The main camera switch ➪ photo is located on the back of the camera below the magazine opening.

• First switch on the mains unit (if used). • Connect the camera to the mains unit or to the battery. • Switch on the main camera switch.

In the “ON” position the camera is in standby. In the “OFF” position the camera is cut off from the power supply. Camera Operation

main camera switch

57 58 Camera Operation switch “LOCK” sliding “MODE”-button „RUN“-button indicator operation control “PHASE”-button Againdepressthe“RUN”-button Camera • the Stopping Brieflydepressthe“RUN”-button.Whilecamerais • Camera the Running ➪ A “RUN”-buttonislocatedontheleftsideofcamera Running andStoppingtheCamera control indicatorflashesgreen beforegoingout. the viewfinder.Onreaching thisposition,theoperation in apositionthatenablesunrestricted viewingthrough indicator glowsred.Themirrorshutterautomaticallystops While thecameraisrunningdownoperationcontrol the operationcontrolindicatorturnsgreen. glows red.Oncethesetframeratehasbeenreached, running up,theoperationcontrolindicator photo . If the operation control indicator glows red glows indicator control operation the If while in standby, the camera is not ready and ready not is camera the standby, in while will not run not will (see “Overview of Display Symbols”). Display of “Overview (see ➪ photo briefly. ➪ photo Displaying and Setting Operational Parameters Inching Inching can be started by depressing the “PHASE”-button The currently set operational parameters on the ARRIFLEX while the camera is in standby. If the “PHASE”-button is only 435/435ES are displayed on the camera display ➪photo briefly depressed, the movement rotates one revolution and in various modes. The desired mode is selected via the the mirror shutter rotates half a revolution to enable an un- “MODE”-button. In each mode the corresponding operational restricted view of the film gate (e.g. for checking the gate). parameters can be set using the “SEL”- and “SET”-buttons If the “PHASE”-button is held depressed longer, the camera ➪ photo. will inch forward at approx. 1 fps. The upper line of the display indicates the measured shutter angle, the lower Note: Mode 1 is indicated ➪ photo in the display by line the measured voltage of the power supply. a black horizontal bar.

While inching, shutter and movement are not To prevent an unintentional alteration of the operational Camera Operation exactly synchronized. As this can cause faulty parameters the buttons “SEL”, “SET”, “PROG” and “PHASE” exposures, do not film while inching. can by locked using the sliding switch “LOCK”. If a button is depressed when the display is locked, the display will show the “OFF” sign.

Note: Locking the “PHASE”-button has no influence on the inching function.

Locking the “SEL”- and “SET”-buttons has no influence on accessories such as the RCU-1.

59 60 Camera Operation Tm oewrig theCCUorexternally Volume Voltageofthetimecodebufferbattery(V) Storedprogramsettings 435ES:setshutterangle orPrifaprogramisactivated (externalcontrolconnected) TimeCodewarnings Configurationofthe1st display line AdjustmentPossibility (forwards /reverse) take-counter(m/ft) Currentframerateifaprogram isactivated ESU,SUinstandbyand Currentshutterangleifaprogram isactivated ontheARRIFLEX435ES ESU, SU – external control 2ndDisplayLine connected framerate(fps)whilerunning mirrorshutterangleoftheARRIFLEX435ES takecounter(m/ft)or 1stDisplayLine if thefunctionalexpansionmoduleisattached. Mode 4and5canonlybeselected 30 secondsafterthelastoperation. after depressingthe“RUN”-buttonor after switchingonthecamera, Modes Display Mode 1isdisplayed: of Overview Mode 5 Mode 7 Mode 6 Mode 4 Mode 3 Mode 2 Mode 1 trdpormstigFaert fs435ES:Settingoftheshutterangle Warningsignalon/ off Framerate (fps) Storedprogram settings TCS-valueor TimeCodeon/off Configurationofthefilmcounter Volume of theacousticwarningsignal Time Codetime(seconds,frames) Powersupplyvoltage(V) TimeCodetime(hours,minutes) Selectionofastandard framerate Totalexposedfilmcounter(m/ft)or Programmed framerate(PS) Framerate(fps)or Totalexposedfilmcounter(m/ft)or ieCd srbtTm oeue is TimeCodeuserbitscanonlybe setvia TimeCodeuser bits TimeCodeuserbits rgamdfaert fsProgrammedframerate Programmed framerate(fps) TCS-value CCU orexternally Time Codetimecanonlybesetviathe Unit ofmeasurement(m/ft) Overview of Display Symbols

Symbol Meaning Symbol Meaning glows The display is in Mode 1. blinks Only on ARRIFLEX 435ES: bat glows Battery voltage too low for the set frame rate The shutter is mechanically locked in electronic operation ≤ 130 fps and voltage < 20.6 V or 130 - 150 fps and voltage < 24V the electronic shutter function is switched off. blinks Battery is too "soft", voltage will collapse on use The symbol blinks and the operation control indicator glows Camera Operation asy glows Asynchronous operation red although the shutter is not locked: (camera is not running at set frame rate) The electronic shutter adjustment is defective – blinks Movement/shutter not synchronous the electronic shutter adjustment can be switched off end glows film end see chapter 5. fps blinks The magazine is not suited to the set frame rate, or R glows Reverse operation is switched on. ESU is connected TC glows TC-generator is switched on and set. and no sync-frequency is available blinks TC-generator is switched on PROGglows The stored program is activated and can be started while during running: no recording the camera is running by depressing the "PROG"-button. during standby: the last synchronization was over 8 hours ago blinks The activated program cannot be run with the set values: additional acoustic warning, e. g.: incorrect magazine for the frame rate set in the see also TC warning display. program, or battery voltage too low for the frame rate set in the program.

61 62 Camera Operation fps m oe Ifotherdigitsof thedisplayshowabarinstead Note: warning willshowinthecamera display. and anARRIFLEX35III300mmagazineisattached,this 300 mmagazine.Ifthecameraissettoreverseoperation Reverse operationisnotpossiblewithanARRIFLEX35III Opera- Reverse of Warning Display: the cameraisnotoperational. the movementblockisnotcorrectlylocked, The operationcontrolindicatorglowsred correctly intooperatingposition. Open The displayshowsifthemovementhasnotbeenlocked Movement Display: tion with an ARRIFLEX 35 III 300 m 300 III 35 ARRIFLEX an with tion Magazine of azero,see Appendix Film Counter

Displaying the Film Counting Values (Modes 1 and 3) Film counting values are shown in Modes 1 and 3. Two different counting values are shown respectively: Mode 1 Mode 3 • the total amount of exposed film or Take length or Total exposed film or • the take length (amount of film used in an individual take) Total exposed film Take length A “t” in the first digit of the upper display line indicates the display of take length. Resetting the Film Counter Setting the Film Counter Configuration (Modes 1 and 3) (Mode 3) • Change to the mode which shows the total amount of

The display configuration can be set individually. exposed film (“MODE”-button). Camera Operation The two shown combinations are possible: • The total exposed film counter can be set to zero by depressing the “SET”-button (for at least 3 seconds) The desired display configuration can be set in Mode 3: while in standby. • Change from Mode 1 to Mode 3 by depressing the • The take length counter is automatically reset each time “MODE”-button twice. the camera is started. • Depress the “SEL”-button twice; the first digit in the upper display line blinks. Changing the Unit of Measurement (Meters/Feet) • Within three seconds, depress the “SET”-button. (Mode 3) • The currently set counting value of Mode 3 is displayed. Standby Operation The corresponding counting value in Mode 1 is auto- • Change from Mode 1 to Mode 3 by depressing the matically altered. “MODE”-button twice. • Depress the “SEL”-button once; the symbol m/ft blinks. • Depress the “SET”-button within three seconds to change the unit of measurement.

63 64 Camera Operation The“SET”-buttonswitchesbetweenfilmcounterand • Depressthe“SEL”-buttonrepeatedlyuntilupper • angle canbeconfiguredinMode1: On theARRIFLEX435ESaconstantdisplayofshutter Configuring Mode1 see Setting theshutterangleon435/435ES: Aslong asthe“PHASE”-buttonisdepressedwhilein • Angle the Displaying of the Mirror Shutter (Mode 1) (Mode Shutter Mirror the of shutter angle. display lineblinks. The camerarunsatinchingspeed. the upperdisplayline. standby, thesetangleofmirrorshutterappearsin Chapter 5 Chapter . position tothefreelyprogrammedframerate. corresponds tothestandardframerate,“PS/CCU”- ➪ The framerateisactivatedviathe“NORM/PS”-switch anda freelyprogrammedframerate • astandard framerate(23.976,24,25,29.97and • store twoframerates.Itispossibletoselectandstore: The ARRIFLEX435/435ESoffersthepossibilitytosetand Rates Frame “NORM/PS”-switch and above100fpsinincrementsof0.01fps. in incrementsof0.001fpsforframeratesupto100 30 fps), photo ontheleftofcamera.The“NORM”-position “PHASE”-button Selecting a Standard Frame Rate (Mode 1) Standby Operation • The camera must be in Mode 1 and the “NORM/PS” switch must be in the position “NORM”. • Depress the “SEL”-button repeatedly until the desired frame rate is selected. Within 3 seconds, confirm this choice by depressing the “SET”-button, otherwise the initial setting is retained.

Setting a Programmed Frame Rate (Mode 2) Standby Operation

• Change from Mode 1 to Mode 2 by depressing the Camera Operation “MODE”-button once. • Depress the “SEL”-button repeatedly until the digit to be set blinks. • Depress the “SET”-button repeatedly until the desired value is reached. • Repeat this procedure until all digits are set to the desired values. For frame rates below 100 fps, a “0“ should be entered as the first digit, for frame rates above Note: An internal buffer battery ensures that the pro- 100 fps, a “1“. A final confirmation of the set frame rate grammed frame rate is stored even if the camera is not necessary. is not switched on at the main switch. This battery has a lifetime of approx. 10 years. If the pro- Note: The frame rate can be set between 1 and 150 fps. grammed frame rate is not available when the For frame rates over 130 fps, a power supply camera is switched on again, the buffer battery voltage greater than 24 V is necessary. must be exchanged by an ARRI service center.

65 66 Camera Operation oe Theattachedmagazine mustbesuitedforthe Note: running. grammed framerate(“PS/CCU”)whilethecamerais between thestandardframerate(“NORM”)andpro- By meansofthe“NORM/PS”-switchitispossibletoswitch while theCameraisRunning Changing theFrameRate The frameratecanbealteredasdescribedabove. Hold the“SET”-buttondepressedformorethanthree • Depress the“SEL”-button;“Cd”blinks. • Change fromMode1to2bydepressingthe • Standby Operation Forward andReverseOperation(Mode2) Switching Between at thebottomleft. seconds. Thedisplayshowsan“R”forreverseoperation “MODE”-button once. must beconnected. above 130fps,anappropriate powersupply programmed framerate.For HS-operation Withthebuttons“SEL”(slower)and “SET”(faster) • Depressthe“MODE”-buttononce tochangeMode2. • Runthecamera. • Setthe“NORM/PS”switchto“PS/CCU”. • adjusted inincrementsof0.001fps(1.000to99.999). “SEL” (slower)and“SET”(faster).Thesettingcanbe out whilethecameraisrunningbymeansofbuttons Fine-tuning oftheprogrammedframeratecanbecarried (PS-Mode) Fine-Tuning theProgrammedFrameRate change theframerate. Shifting Phase To film quartz-synchronized monitors, hold the “PHASE”- button depressed after the camera has run up until the horizontal bar is no longer visible in the viewfinder. The frame rate will increase by 0.2 fps while the button is de- pressed.

“PHASE”-button Camera Operation Displaying the Power Supply Voltage (Mode 3) • Change from Mode 1 to Mode 3 by depressing the “MODE”-button twice. The power supply voltage is shown in the lower line of the display.

67 68 Camera Operation ipaWrigtn nsat Warningtoneonstop Warningtoneonstart Display LS _ LS LS _ _ LS _ _ _ _ _ n on on on off foff off n off on 3…maximum volume 0…off Selectthedesiredvolumewith “SET”-button. • Depressthe“SEL”-buttonthreetimestoactivatedisplay • ChangefromMode1to6bydepressingthe • Volume the Setting Depressingthe“MODE”-buttonconfirmsselection • Withinthreeseconds,depressthe“SET”-buttontoselect • Bydepressingthe“SEL”-buttontwice,activatedisplay • Change fromMode1to6bydepressingthe • Standby Operation Signal Warning the Off and On Switching of the Warning Signal Warning the of Running Asynchronous for (Mode 6) (Mode for settingthewarningsignal volume. expansion moduleisattached). “MODE”-button fivetimes(orthreeifnofunctional and changesthedisplaybacktoMode1. one ofthefoursettings. for settingthewarningsignal. expansion moduleisattached). “MODE”-button fivetimes(orthreeifnofunctional At volume level 0 the acoustic TC-warning is also is TC-warning acoustic the 0 level volume At switched off. switched 8. Video-Assist-System anti flicker The video-assist-system provides a high quality, practically processor AFP-2 flicker-free monitor image for PAL or NTSC. The video-assist- system consists of the video optic VO-2, the 1/2" colour video camera CCD 2-FR and the anti-flicker processor

AFP-2. video optic VO-2

The brightness of the video image is automatically adapted to the given lighting conditions. This adjustment can also be carried out manually. The white balance is set to standard values for interior and exterior lighting situations. The inte- video camera grated image-storage technology enables viewing of a stored CCD 2-FR image or the alternation between the real and the stored image - e.g. to align the camera to an earlier scene or for stop-motion filming. Video-Assist-System

The video camera CCD 2-FR is equipped with a GEN-LOCK input. This allows the video-assist-system to be synchronized to an external video signal.

In the standard configuration, the ARRIFLEX 435/435ES is equipped with a beamsplitter which reflects 20% of the viewfinder beam into the video camera (b/w video). A 50/50 beamsplitter (colour video) can be fitted in a service center.

69 70 Video-Assist-Saystem index pin video opticVO-2 special wrench cover Replacethecoveron theviewfindersystemand tighten • Pullthevideoopticoffsideways. • Iftheretaining ring cannotbeloosenedby Note: Loosentheretainingringwithotherhand. • Optic Holdthevideoopticfirmlyinonehand. Video • the Removing Thevideoopticistiltedupwards by5 Note: Tightentheretainingringbyhand. • Attachthevideooptic.Theindexpin • Remove thecover. • Unscrew thecoveronvideoopticbyturningre- • Optic Firstunscrewthecover Video • the Mounting Mounting theVideo-Assist-System by hand. viewfinder systemdefinesthecorrectposition. taining ring. wrench If thecovercannotberemovedbyhand,usespecial ➪ hand, usethespecialwrench photo . ➪ photo ontheviewfindersystem. ➪ ➪ photo photo ° . . onthe Mounting the Video Camera • Unscrew the protective cover from the C-mount on the video optic. video camera C-mount • Unscrew the protective cap of the video camera. • Screw the video camera ➪ photo onto the C-mount thread on the video optic.

Mounting the Anti-Flicker Processor AFP-2 • Screw the dovetail-adapter ➪ photo onto the grip system of the ARRIFLEX 435/435ES.

Note: The dovetail-guide must be also be tilted approx. 5° upwards to correspond to the video optic.

• Then slide the anti-flicker processor into the dovetail-guide and screw tight. Video-Assist-System

dovetail-adapter

71 72 Video-Assist-Saystem oe The anti-flicker function canbeoptimizedby Note: Switchonthevideo-assist-system usingtheswitchon • Switchonthemainswitchof ARRIFLEX 435/435ES. • Settherotarycodeswitchonundersideofanti- • Thevideosignalforthemonitorisavailablefromtwo • PlugthecableKC34intosocketVIDEOCAMERAon • Theanti-flicker processorAFP-2isconnectedfromthe • Itisimperative toturnoffthemainswitch • Video-Assist-System the Wiring the AFP-2. flicker processorto“9”. Standard videomonitor:BNC-socketVIDEOOUT Mini monitor:socketMINIMONITOR sockets ontheAFP-2: the AFP-2andintovideocamera. KC 36. with thecableKC37,orto12Vsocket socket MOVIECAMERAtotheRS-socketofcamera on theARRIFLEX435/435ES. adjusting theslit screw“PHASEADJ”. camera video the on in” “VD BNC-socket The CCD 2-FR is used for synchronizing to an to synchronizing for used is 2-FR CCD external video signal. Do not connect as a as connect not Do signal. video external video output! video Tightentheclampon thefocusadjustmentring. • Checkfocusonthemonitorandadjustwith ad- • Loosentheclampon thefocusadjustmentring • Focus Adjusting Retightentheapertureclamp. • Settheapertureviamonitor. • Loosentheapertureclamponadjustment Aperture • the Adjusting Retightentheclampingring. • Setthevertical positionwiththeadjustmentscrew • Setthe horizontalpositionwiththeadjustmentscrew • Adjust theanglepositionbyturningvideocamera, • Position Loosentheclampingring Image • the Adjusting Adjusting theVideoOptic can becompletely opened. justment ring.Formoreaccurate judgement,theaperture knob the flange. Otherwise pressthevideocameragentlyupwardsat screw marked Y,usinga1.3mmAllenkey.Iftheadjustment ➪ at thesametimecheckingimageonmonitor. in thedirectionoffilming,counter-clockwise). photo ➪ ➪ photo photo markedX,usinga1.3mmAllenkey. . isloosened,checkthattheimagefollows. ➪ photo approx.15 ➪ ° ➪ (asseen photo photo . adjustment screw clamp for focus horizontal position adjustment ring

adjustment screw vertical position clamping ring focus adjustment ring Video-Assist-System

gear aperture adjustment knob

Note: The focus range of the video optic can be shifted with the gear ➪ photo on the video camera.

73 74 Video-Assist-Saystem 9. Accessories switching knob

Anamorphic Viewfinder AVF-2 When using anamorphic lenses, the AVF-2 allows de-squeezed viewing of the ground glass image. This viewfinder arm can also be switched over to check the anamorphically squeezed

image. The anamorphic viewfinder AVF-2 can be fitted in Accessories place of the standard viewfinder arm by a service center or in a rental house.

• To switch over the viewfinder image, turn the switching knob ➪ photo . The knob does not need to be unlocked.

All other operating elements are identical in function to those on the standard viewfinder.

The anamorphic viewfinder can also be used together with the finder extender FE-3. A mechanical remote control fa- cilitates switching over the viewfinder image in this operating position. The remote control is attached under the viewfinder arm to the shaft of the switching knob. The operating knob can be attached to the finder extender.

75 76 Accessories brace clamping screw adjusting screw Allen screws fastening screw screw adjusting Retightentheclampingscrew. • Usingtheadjustingscrew • Loosen theclampingscrew • adjusted solelyonthebrace. position oftheAVF-2onrightsidecamerais camera bodywithascrew The braceisattachedtotheaccessoryflangeon can befittedtothecameraforthispurpose. the rightsideofcamera.Anadjustablebrace The AVF-2canalsobelockedintohorizontalpositionon Using theAVF-2onRightSideofCamera RetightentheAllenscrews. • Turntheadjustingscrew • Loosen (donotremove)thetwoAllenscrews • Using theAVF-2onLeftSideofCamera to anexactlyhorizontalposition. position. ThelockingstopsoftheAVF-2canbeadjusted will onlyprovideanundistortedimageinhorizontal,locked AVF-2 Unlike thestandardviewfinder,anamorphicviewfinder the Adjusting until theviewfinderimageis freeofdistortion. the viewfinderimageisfreeofdistortion. in thelockingstop. ➪ ➪ ➪ ➪ photo photo photo photo withanAllenkeyuntil . Thehorizontal , pivotthebrace . ➪ ➪ photo photo Video Viewfinder VT-2 fastening screws The video viewfinder VT-2 is a 100%-video-tap module. It can easily be fitted in place of the standard viewfinder system for Steadicam or crane operation. The same video optic that is used on the standard viewfinder system can be also fitted to the video viewfinder.

Mounting the Video Viewfinder Accessories

Removing the Standard Viewfinder System • Lock the viewfinder arm into horizontal position. • Unscrew the three fastening screws of the standard viewfinder system ➪ photo . • Pull the viewfinder system up and off.

Mounting the VT-2 • Position the VT-2 on the camera body from above. • Tighten the fastening screws. Mounting the video optic is carried out in the same way as on the standard viewfinder system (see Chapter 8)

77 78 Accessories Work LightWL-3 RS-socket Byadjusting theflexiblearm,bringworklightinto • Connect theplugto“RS”-socket • Slide theworklightintodovetail-guideandclamp. • Screw thedovetail-adaptertohandgrip. • Work LightWL-3 aperture. ness oftheworklightcanbeadjustedwithmechanical off withtheringonlamphead the desiredposition.Theworklightcanbeturnedonand ➪ ➪ photo photo . Thebright- . Heated Eyecup HE-3 The heated eyecup prevents the eyepiece ➪ photo from fogging in low temperatures e.g. when filming outdoors in winter. • Pull the normal eyecup off the eyepiece, then place the heated eyecup on the eyepiece. • Plug the heated eyecup either

with cable KC-26S to the 11-pin accessory socket, or Accessories with cable KC-42S to the RS-socket. • Set the heating level with the toggle switch ➪ photo : “LO”: low heat output “HI”: higher heat output.

If the camera and accessories are powered by battery, it is recommended to switch off the eyecup-heating during extended breaks in filming.

Remote Run Switch RS-4 • Attach the remote run switch with the spring clamp ➪ photo (e.g. to the pan handle). • Plug the RS-4 plug into the “RS”-socket.

79 80 Accessories fastening screw fastening flaps PlacethefasteningflapsofFEM • Swingtheelectroniccoveraway to thesideandpulloff • Unscrewthefasteningscrewon electroniccover. • Switchoffthecamera’smainswitch anddisconnectthe • the electroniccover. The FEMismounteddirectlyontothecamerainplaceof Note: ”CCU” socket:CCU-1,RCU-1,LCCandRS232interface. ”ACC” socket:ESU-1,RU-1 offers interfacesforcameraaccessories: outputs areintegratedintotheFEM.Inaddition,FEM The TC-generator,theTC-bufferandTCin- package oftheARRIFLEX435ES. possibilities oftheARRIFLEX435.Itisincludedinstandard The functionalexpansionmoduleexpandstheapplication Functional ExpansionModuleFEM recesses inthe camerahousing. backwards. camera fromthepowersupply. “Auto”-mode isalsonot1/100s,but1/260s. on theadjustingwheel.Theexposuretimein the setframeratedoesnotcorrespondtoscale the RU-1islimitedto8.1-130fps.Furthermore, The rangeofframeratesthatcanbeadjustedwith Use oftheRU-1ispossible,butnotrecommended. ➪ photo intothe Ensure that the fastening flaps are properly po- sitioned in the camera housing before swinging the FEM into place, otherwise they may catch and be damaged!

• Swing the functional expansion module onto the camera housing. • Screw tight the fastening screw ➪ photo on the functional

expansion module. Accessories

External Synchronization Unit ESU-1 The use of the ESU-1 ➪ photo is only possible with the Note: The ARRIFLEX 435/435ES can additionally be function expansion module attached to the camera. The synchronized within a frame rate range of 3 to external synchronization unit ESU-1 can be used with the 150 fps. An appropriate cable is available on ARRIFLEX 435/435ES as well as with the ARRIFLEX 535, request. 535B and 16SR 3. It allows synchronization of the camera to other equipment such as TV monitors. By means of a BNC- The frame rate is indicated on the camera display in Mode 2. socket, it is possible to synchronize to an external standard A phase shifter and a pilottone generator have also been video signal (50/60 Hz) or, through an inductive pickup, to integrated into the external synchronization unit. The synchro- a computer or video monitor. The camera display shows nization is retained even when the camera is switched off. “ESU” in the upper line. The ESU-1 can be used for frame See TECHN. INFORMATION “External Synchronization rates from 3 to 60 fps. Unit ESU-1”.

81 82 Accessories battery compartment socket button approx. 5hours, thedisplayilluminationswitches off of thecameracontrolunit’s batteries islimitedto unit willbepoweredbythe internal batteries.Asthelife camera. Ifthecameraisnot connected, thecameracontrol The cameracontrolunitissupplied withpowerbythe DisplayofthesetTC-sensitivityin theREMOTEmenu. • DisplayandsettingofTC-time(timecode) • Settingofwarningsignals. • Displayandoperationofthefilmcounter. • Entryofprogrammedshutteranglechanges • Entryofprogrammedframeratechanges • Checkingallsetoperationalparameters. • Selectionoftheshutterangle(only435ES). • Selection oftheframerate. • Starting andstoppingthecamera. • following functions: The cameracontrolunitCCU-1enablesofthe of theshutterangleisonlypossibleonARRIFLEX435ES. the functionalexpansionmodule.Theelectronicadjustment The CCU-1 Camera ControlUnitCCU-1 and TC-userbits. (programs) (programs). ➪ photo (only 435ES). canonlybeusedinconjunctionwith approx. 10 seconds after the last operation when it is being run on batteries, and the camera control unit itself switches off after approx. 5 minutes.

Replacing the Batteries • Open the battery compartment ➪ photo with a coin.

• Pull out the battery pack. Accessories

Pay attention to the correct polarity of the battery pack! CCU-socket • Insert batteries as indicated on the battery pack. • Insert the battery pack into the camera control unit and close the battery compartment. Key Functions in all Menus

Connecting the Camera Control Unit Key Function • Switch off the main camera switch (position “OFF”). RUN Starts and stops the camera. • Plug the cable KC 24S (2.4m) or KC 30S (20m) into the SEND Sends the selected values to the camera. socket on the side ➪ photo of the camera control unit, HELP Shows the help text for the activated menu. pressing the slide on the plug in the direction of the plug. Cannot be used in the input mode. • Plug the cable into the CCU-socket ➪ photo on the The help text can be exited by depressing the ENTER-key. camera. EXIT Ends input mode • Switch on the camera. or exits the activated menu. • Switch on the camera control unit with the red button Switches display illumination on / off. ➪ photo on the side.

83 84 Accessories Withthekeys“1”to“8”,choosedesiredmenu. • In addition,theframeratesetoncameraisdisplayed. is instandby(STANDBY)orrunning(RUN). It alsoshowswhetherthecameraisswitchedoff(OFFLINE), appears onthedisplay.Itenablesaccesstosub-menus. When thecameracontrolunitisswitchedon,mainmenu Menu Main The an acousticsignalwillsound.Thiscanbeturnedoff. disappears againafterthenextkeyoperation.Additionally, on thecameracontrolunitwillshowanerrordisplaythat In thecaseofoperationalerrorsonCCU-1,display Displays Error function. On theARRIFLEX435menuSHUTTER(2)hasno 535 andhasnofunctionontheARRIFLEX435/435ES. The menuFORMAT(4)isintendedfortheARRIFLEX Enterthedesiredframerate. • Depresskey“8“(VAR)intheSPEED menu. • Switchtheslidingswitch • can beentereddirectly: Alternatively, otherframerateswithintheacceptablerange Transfertheselectedvaluetocamerawith • Usingkeys“1”to“7”,selectoneofthestandardframe • Switchtheslidingswitch • that, theframerateofcamera. set onthecameracontrolunitisdisplayed,andbelow camera isrunning.Intheupperline,frameratecurrently frame ratecanbealteredinstandbyaswellwhilethe 0.001 fps,above100fpsinincrementsof0.01fps.The range canbeset,from1to99.999fpsinincrementsof With theSPEEDmenuanyframeratewithinacceptable Menu SPEED The PS/CCU. “SEND”-key. is displayedintheuppermostline. rates listedintheSPEED-menu.Theselectedframerate “PS/CCU”. ➪ ➪ photo photo onthecamerato onthecamerato • If digits after the decimal point are to have the value 0, these need not be entered. Complete the input with the “ENTER”-key. The selected frame rate is displayed in the uppermost line on the CCU. • Transfer the chosen value to the camera with the “SEND”-key.

All selected frame rates within the acceptable range can be Accessories fine-tuned, from 1 to 99.999 fps in increments of 0.001 fps, above 100 fps in increments of 0.01 fps. This can be done in standby or while the camera is running. sliding switch “NORM – PS/CCU” To carry out a fine-tuning of the frame rate:

• Switch the sliding switch on the camera to PS/CCU. • Pre-select the frame rate. • Depress key “9” in the SPEED menu. • Switch the camera to Mode 2. • Carry out fine-tuning: Increase frame rate with key F1 Decrease frame rate with key F2 • Exit fine-tuning with the “EXIT”-key.

85 86 Accessories Transferthechosenvaluetocamera withthe • Ifthedigitafterdecimalpoint istohavethevalue0, • Enterthedesiredshutterangle. • Depresskey“9”(VAR)intheSHUTTERmenu. • range canbeentereddirectly: Alternatively, othershutterangleswithintheacceptable Transfertheselectedvaluetocamerawith • Usingkeys“1”to“7”,selectoneofthestandardshutter • below thattheshutterangleofcamera. angle currentlysetonthecameracontrolunitisdisplayed, or whilethecameraisrunning.Inupperlineshutter racy of0.1 range of11.2 With theSHUTTERmenu,shutterangleswithinacceptable Menu This menuhasnofunctionontheARRIFLEX435. SHUTTER The “SEND”-key. the uppermostlineonCCU. “ENTER”-key. Theselectedshutter angleisdisplayedin this needsnotbeentered.Complete theinputwith “SEND” key. angle isdisplayedintheuppermostline. angles listedintheSHUTTERmenu.Theselectedshutter ° . Theshutteranglecanbechangedinstandby ° to180 ° canbesetasdesiredwithanaccu- to operationwiththerespectivebuttonsoncamera. Operating thecamerainREMOTEmenuisanalogous “PROG”-button(program) F4 “SET”-button(RESETontheCCU) F3 “MODE”-button F2 “PHASE”-button F1 shows thekeyfunctions: elements onthecamera.ThelowerlineofCCUdisplay The keys“F1”to“F4”assumethefunctionsofoperating as inthecameradisplay). the decimalpointwillbesuppressed(4digitsinsteadof5 same informationasthecameradisplay.Thelastdigitafter Menu In theREMOTEmenucameracontrolunitdisplays REMOTE The The TIMECODE Menu In the TIMECODE menu the current values are displayed: the time code time and user bits last entered on the CCU as well as the time code time and user bits of the camera.

Changing Time Code Time Changing Time Code User Bits • Depress key “5” to change to the time code menu. • Depress key “2” - “USERBITS” is displayed against a • Depress key “1” - “TIMECODE” is displayed against a dark background.

dark background. • Depress the “ENTER”-key - the camera control unit is Accessories • Depress the “ENTER”-key - the camera control unit is ready for input of the new user bits. ready for input of the new TC-time. • Enter a TC-time value within the acceptable range of • Enter up to 8 user bits with figures 0-9 or letters A-F - 00:00:00 to 23:59:59 - the new TC-time is displayed. the new user bits are displayed. Confirm the input by Confirm the input by depressing the “ENTER”-key; all depressing the “ENTER”-key; all unfilled digits will unfilled digits will default to zero. default to zero. • Transfer the new TC-time to the camera with the “SEND”- • Transfer the new user bits to the camera with the key. “SEND”-key.

Note: On productions lasting several days we recom- mend that the date and the camera number be entered as user bits (e.g. 280895C1) in order to ensure clear identification of the film stock.

87 88 Accessories Transferthechosensettingto camerawiththe • Selectthedesiredsettingwith correspondingkey. • possibilities available: for asynchronousrunningonandoff.Therearefour The ASYNCmodeenablesswitchingthewarningsignal ASYNC-MODE With thekeys“1”to“4”,selectdesiredfunction. • ThemenupointENDWARNINGisnotavailable Note: COUNTER DISPLAYMODE. ASYNC-MODE, LENGTHUNIT,ENDWARNINGand Menu The OPTIONSmenuallowsaccesstothesub-menus OPTIONS The of off on off on off on on off 4 3 2 1 “SEND”-key. ann oeo aeasat Warningtoneoncamerastop Warning toneoncamerastart on theARRIFLEX435/435ES. Transferthechosen settingtothecamerawith the • Selectthedesiredcombinationwithcorresponding key. • Thethirdmenupointisnotavailable onthe Note: There arethreepossiblecombinations: configuration ofthefilmcounter. The COUNTERDISPLAYmodeenableschangingthe COUNTER DISPLAYMODE Transfer thechosensettingtocamerawith • Select meterswithkey“1”orfeet“2”-the • counter betweenmetersandfeet. The LENGTH-UNITmodeenablesswitchingthefilm LENGTH-UNIT tk onetotalexposedfilmcounter remaining filmcounter takecounter takecounter totalexposedfilmcounter totalexposedfilmcounter 3 2 1 “SEND”-key. “SEND”-key. dark background. selected unitofmeasurementisdisplayedagainsta ARRIFLEX 435/435ES. c mr-ily camera-display amera-diplay oe1 Mode3 Mode 1 The PROGRAM Menu The PROGRAM menu enables writing and storing of programs (ramps) to change the frame rate and shutter angle (only on the ARRIFLEX 435ES). Up to 6 programs can be stored by the CCU-1. One at a time can be transferred to the camera by depressing the “SEND”-key. If the functional limits of the camera are exceeded, the CCU-1 will show an error reading when the selected values are sent to the camera. Accessories General information: • The “FETCH”-key transfers a program that is already stored in the camera to the selected memory area of the CCU-1. • The “DELETE”-key deletes the selected memory area. sliding switch “NORM – PS/CCU” “PROG”-button • The “E” (edit)-key initiates the input of new values with the keys.

Note: Frame rate programs (ramps) are defined by a starting frame rate, an end frame rate and an adjustment time. In the same manner, the shutter angle can be changed simultaneously within given limits.

89 90 Accessories Confirmthedisplayedshutterangle(valueshouldbebet- • Enterthedesiredstartingframerate. • Depressthe“E”-key.Thevaluescannowbeedited. • Withkeys“1”to“6”,activateoneoftheavailable • Depresskey“7”tochangethePROGRAMmenu. • Thisdescriptiondoesnotapply Note: Speed RampingwiththeARRIFLEX435 of theshutterangleduringframeratechangesisnotpossible. Therefore exposurecompensationthroughparalleladjustment equipped withanelectronicallyadjustableshutter. The ARRIFLEX435is,unlikethe435ES,not Ramping withtheARRIFLEX435 adjustable. mirror shutteroftheARRIFLEX 435isnotelectronically This valuewillnotbetransferred tothecameraas ween 11.2 complete theentrywith“ENTER”-key. If thedigitsafterdecimalpointneednotbeentered, memory areas. to theARRIFLEX435ES ° and180 ° ) withthe“ENTER”-key. oe Aprogrampreviouslystored in thecamerawill Note: Transfertheprogramtocamerabydepressing • Enterthedesiredramptime. • Confirmthedisplayedshutterangle(valueshouldbebet- • Enter thedesiredendframerate. • “SEND”-key. complete theentrywith“ENTER”-key. If thedigitafterdecimalpointneedsnotbeentered, adjustable. mirror shutteroftheARRIFLEX435isnotelectronically This valuewillnotbetransferredtothecameraas ween 11.2 complete theentrywith“ENTER”-key. If thedigitsafterdecimalpointneednotbeentered, be erasedbythisprocess. ° and180 ° ) withthe“ENTER”-key. Ramping with the ARRIFLEX 435ES

User Defined Ramping:

Note: This function is not available on the ARRIFLEX 435 • Enter the desired end shutter angle. as it is not equipped with an electronically ad- If the digit after the decimal point needs not be entered, justable mirror shutter. complete the entry with the “ENTER”-key. • Enter the desired ramp time.

In user defined ramping the user can set If the digit after the decimal point needs not be entered, Accessories – the starting frame rate and the starting shutter angle, complete the entry with the “ENTER”-key. – the end frame rate and the end shutter angle, • Depress the “SEND”-key to transfer the program to the – and the ramp time camera. independently of each other. Note: A program previously stored in the camera will • Depress key “7” to change to the PROGRAM menu. be erased by this process. • With keys “1” to “6”, activate one of the available memory areas. • Depress the “E”-key. The values can now be edited. • Enter the desired starting frame rate. If the digits after the decimal point need not be entered, complete the entry with the “ENTER”-key. • Enter the desired starting shutter angle. If the digit after the decimal point needs not be entered, complete the entry with the “ENTER”-key. • Enter the desired end frame rate. If the digits after the decimal point need not be entered, complete the entry with the “ENTER”-key.

91 92 Accessories Enterthedesiredendframerate. • Enterthedesiredstartingframerate. • Depressthe“E”-key.Thevaluescannowbeedited. • Depressthe“A”-keytoactivate“AUTO”mode. • Withkey“1”to“6”,activateoneoftheavailable • Depresskey“7”tochangethePROGRAMmenu. • such programs: The CCU-1offersthepossibilitytoautomaticallycalculate speed rampforconstantexposure. tion ispossible.Theshutteranglethenlinkedtothe In additiontopurespeedramping,exposurecompensa- Note: with ExposureCompensation: Speed Ramping complete theentrywith“ENTER”-key. If thedigitsafterdecimal pointneednotbeentered, complete theentrywith“ENTER”-key. If thedigitsafterdecimalpointneednotbeentered, memory areas. adjustable mirrorshutter. as itisnotequippedwithanelectronically This functionisnotavailableontheARRIFLEX435 oe Aprogrampreviously storedinthecamerawill Note: Transfertheprogramtocamerawith“SEND”- • Enterthedesiredramptime. • Confirmframeratesandshutteranglesbydepressingthe • Tochangethesuggestedramptime,depress“E”-key. • Thedisplayshowsthesetframerates(startingandend) • Depress the“C”-key.Calculationisstarted. • Amaximumoffouraperturestopscanbecom- Note: key. complete theentrywith“ENTER”-key. If thedigitafterdecimalpointneedsnotbeentered, “ENTER”-key fourtimes. time whichtheCCU-1suggestsforramp. with thecorrespondingshutterangles,aswell be erasedbythisprocess. each otherbyamaximumoffactor16. end frameratesmaythereforeonlydifferfrom pensated viatheshutterangle.Thestartingand Activating and Running Programs Note: The program itself is stored in the camera and therefore can also be activated if the CCU is not Note: If the “PROG”-button on the camera is not plugged in. As soon as a program is activated, accessible, the “F4”-key in the REMOTE menu on accessories connected to the “ACC” socket will no the CCU-1 can be used as a “PROG”-button. longer control the camera. At the same time, it is no longer possible to send a new program from • Set the NORM/PS switch on the camera to “PS/CCU”. the CCU to the camera. Furthermore, the RCU-1 • Activate the program mode with the “PROG”-button on can only be used in the “CAM” Mode.

the left side of the camera (the indication “Pr” appears in Accessories the camera display). Displaying Programs • Start the camera. The camera runs at the starting frame which are Stored in the Camera rate and the corresponding shutter angle. • Depress the “PROG”-button to activate the stored program. • Depress the “PROG”-button. • Depress the “MODE”-button six times (or four times if no The camera changes its frame rate (and the shutter angle functional expansion module is attached) to change to – only 435ES) in the programmed time to the end frame Mode 7. rate (and end shutter angle – only 435ES). • The display shows an angle symbol and the starting shutter • By again depressing the “PROG”-button the frame rate angle in the upper line. In the lower line the starting frame (and shutter angle – only 435ES) will return to their rate is shown. starting values simultaneously. • Depress the “SEL”-button. • The display shows an angle symbol and the end shutter Note: To prevent an unintentional alteration the angle in the upper line. In the lower line the end frame function of “PROG” button can be locked using rate is shown. the sliding switch “LOCK”. However this locking • Depress the “SEL”-button. does not affect connected accessories such as • In the upper line “SEC” is shown, in the lower line the the CCU-1. ramp time.

Note: After 3 seconds the display switches back ito the start display of mode 7.

93 94 Accessories Switch onorofftheacousticsignalwithkey“4”. • Select thedesiredmenupointwithkeys“1”to“2”. • on theARRIFLEX435/435ES. The 3rdmenupointisnotavailable signal onthecameracontrolunit. and COUNTERenablesswitchingonofftheacoustic The INFOmenuallowsaccesstothepointsSTATUS Menu INFO The off withkey“4”.Whenswitchedon,atestsignalsounds. The acousticsignaloftheCCUcanbeswitchedonand SOUND CCUON/OFF to thecamera. film andtakecountersaswellthepowersupplyvoltage COUNTER displaysthecurrentvaluesoftotalexposed COUNTER STATUS displaysthevaluescurrentlysetoncamera. STATUS Remote Control Unit RCU-1 Use of the RCU-1 ➪ photo is only possible in conjunction with the functional expansion module. The RCU-1 is a practical remote control unit for all new- generation ARRIFLEX cameras, not only for the ARRIFLEX 435/435ES, but also for the ARRIFLEX 16SR 3, 535 and 535B.

It can be used in all applications that call for an uncom- Accessories plicated, quick, sturdy and yet still comprehensive remote control. An automatic mode enables synchronous control of running speed and shutter opening angle for automatic exposure compensation. Complete programs can easily be created to control changing of frame rate and angle of the mirror shutter over a certain period of time. These programs can be recalled repeatedly as necessary. The RCU-1 auto- matically calculates the actual screen-time for the program- med speed ramps. Running values can be regulated with the large handwheel. The free programming of end stops to individually defined minimum and maximum values is particularly comfortable. The illuminated LCD-display quickly, precisely and compre- hensively shows all set values as well as the status of the camera, or the RCU-1 respectively, including all warning signals.

For further information see the RCU-1 instruction manual.

95 96 Accessories Settingtime codeandcamerapreferences is simplified. - For multipleexposures,frame-accuraterewindingis - Inconjunctionwiththeiris controlunit(ICU),itispossible - Frameratechangesinanynumberofstepscaneasily be - Framerateandshutteranglecanbepreciselycontrolled. - Monitoring/Controlling to createcamerareports. stockthe and used to film bits. log be Additionally,LCC can operational parameters,aswelltimecodeanduser access toallcamerastatusinformationandenablessetting An easilyunderstandableuser-interface PowerBooks (Series100,200,500)andforWindowsPC’s. top ornotebookcomputer.TheLCCisavailableforMacintosh 435 ES,535,535Bor16SR3tobecontrolledfromalap- the ARRIFLEX435, allows isThe LCCthat program a computer Laptop CameraControllerLCC possible. shutter. cameras notequippedwith an electronicallyadjustable to runexposurecompensated framerateprogramswith compensation andthelengthoffilmthatwillbeexposed. the screentime,shutteranglesnecessaryforexposure programmed andstored.TheLCCautomaticallycomputes Often usedvaluescanbestoredinamenu. ➪ photo provides For furtherdetails,seetheinformationpamphlet. Adailyfilmreportlistsallthefootageusedaccording to - Camerareportscanbecreatedandfilledineitherauto- - Thefilmstockaccountingfunctionsofferaclearoverview - Accounting ie dt PSutr rgas conig Tools Accounting Programs Shutter FPS Edit File emulsion number. as atextfile. in thecamerareport.Thiscanthenbeprintedorexported of dayortimecodedatacanbeautomaticallyrecorded frame rate,shutterangle,takelength,numbers,time matically ormanually.Foreachtake,informationsuchas of rawstockandexposedfilm. FPS: Status: Shutter: Take: Frames: Total: Program: TC Status: Userbits: Timecode: Battery: Standby 180.0 24.000 6' None 24V 434 On 00:05:25:01NDF 10' 00:01:19:96 ° Run at1fps Reset Total nOff On + 0.001fps - 0.001fps Set TC/UB RUN Mode Sample Accounting PGM Trigger Phase 63 400 8.149 30 19 2 28 18 180.0 10 10 180.0 24.000 8 9 180.0 13.678 1 5 180.0 13.678 4 3 4 180.0 23.976 3 68 180.0 23.976 1 2 68 23.976 Ð 1 180.0 68 Ð 1 68 12.000 Ð 5 68 Ð 4 67 Ð 3 12 Ð 2 12 Ð 12 Ð 12 Ð Ð 11 12 Ð ol4 e ol CloseRoll NewRoll 4 Roll: cnTkW NG W Take Scene 435 ¥ ¥ ¥ 368 8.160 11 180.0 13.678 5 2 3 180.0 1 6.000 180.0 12.000 PSutr tTTotal Ft/Tk Shutter FPS Open ? Accessory Socket Distributor (11-pin)

Mounting the Accessory Socket Distributor • Push the accessory socket distributor ➪ photo onto the 11-pin socket. • Tighten the fastening screw. Accessories

accessory socket distributor

R/S - Socket Distributor (3-pin) To facilitate operating the camera from the right side, a RUN-button is also integrated into the R/S-socket distributor.

Mounting the R/S Socket Distributor • Plug the R/S-socket distributor into the R/S-socket ➪ photo. • Tighten the fastening screw ➪ photo .

The RS-socket supplies the same voltage as the fastening camera power supply. Voltages over 32 V will screw be limited to 32 V. Ensure that the accessories to be used are suited to the available voltage! R/S socket distributor

97 98 Accessories 10. Super 35 The Super 35 format offers a range of technical advantages • Unscrew the index pin ➪ photo and screw into the compared to filming with anamorphic lenses: opposite inner thread. • a larger selection of available focal lengths, • Screw both locking grips firmly into the correct operating • smaller and lighter-weight lenses, position ➪ photo . • faster lenses, • Replace the six cylindrical screws and screw tight. Super 35 • shorter lens focus for close-up shots, • Check the flange focal distance. • clearly reduced image distortion and geometric aberrations. In addition, a greater variety of post-production possibilities is available.

For shooting in Super 35, the lens mount receptacle and the upper plate of the bridge plate must be altered for the format. This ensures that the lenses and accessories are exactly aligned to the displaced optical center of Super 35. locking grips marking

index Converting the Lens Mount Receptacle pin to Super 35 For shooting in Super 35, the lens mount receptacle must be turned 180°. • Remove the six cylindrical screws ➪ photo . • Unscrew both locking grips ➪ photo . • Turn the lens mount receptacle so that the number “2” is positioned next to the marking ➪ photo . cylindrical screws

99 100 Super 35 index arrows screws see Regarding illuminatedformatmarkingsforthisformat, for Super35,see For instructionsoninsertingformatmasksintothefilmgate Theviewfindersystemissodesigned thatno Note: Turn the compensationbar180 • Removethetwoscrews • plate canbeconvertedtoSuper35asfollows: two indexarrowsontheslidingupperplate.Thebridge The currentposition,standardorSuper35,isdisplayedby to Super35 theBridgePlate Converting this position. Chapter 6, Optics, Viewfinder System, ARRIGLOW System, Viewfinder Optics, 6, Chapter alteration isnecessaryforshootinginSuper35. Chapter 5, Camera Body, Film Gate Film Body, Camera 5, Chapter ➪ photo ° andscrewtightlyin . . . 11. Time Code In modern post-production, time code (TC) is finding in- Time Code Frame Rates creased application. The precise correlation of the film, sound and video recordings is made possible by the use Recording time code is only possible at the following of equipment with time code capability. frame rates in forward operation: The ARRIFLEX 435/435ES is prepared for recording time 23.976 fps

code onto film. It is only necessary to fit the TC-recording 24.000 fps Time Code module in place of the film recognition module and to attach 25.000 fps the functional expansion module. 29.970 fps Time code is exposed onto the film in accordance to SMPTE 30.000 fps guidelines RP 135 and RP 136, Form C. At other frame rates time code will not be recorded. However, the time code generator on the camera continues For recording time code, only the new magazines counting with the last set time code frame rate. If the camera (ARRIMAG) may be used on the ARRIFLEX 435. is later set back to a time code frame rate, time code will With the ARRIFLEX 35 III or 35 II magazines no again be available. time code can be recorded! At 29.970 fps and 23.976 fps the time code frame rate will be counted in the “Nondrop-Frame” mode adapted to NTSC-video. Time in the “Nondrop-Frame” mode runs exactly 0.1% slower than real time.

101 102 Time Code screws fastening screws and timecode mustbeset. After switchingonthecamera, thetimecodeframerate Replacethecoverofmagazine lockingmechanism • Tightenbothscrews • Attachthetimecodemodule • Removethefilmrecognitionmodule • Unscrewbothfasteningscrews • Remove thecoverofmagazinelockingmechanism. • Unscrewthethreescrewsfromcoverofmagazine • Switch offthecamera’smainswitchanddisconnect • Mounting theTimeCodeModule and tightenwiththethreescrews direction ofthemovementblock. locking mechanism camera fromthepowersupply. When installing the module, make certain that certain make module, the installing When it that so firmly module recognition film the Hold the plug is correctly seated, otherwise the plug the otherwise seated, correctly is plug the damage and block movement the on fall not does contacts may be damaged. be may contacts guides. film the ➪ ➪ photo photo ➪ ➪ photo . . photo ➪ photo ➪ photo . . . in the Checking the Loop Length marking

The upper film loop must lie within the marking knurled knob otherwise the time code recording position will not have the correct relation to the image.

• Set the knurled knob ➪ photo to “LOADING POSITION”. Time Code • The upper film loop must lie within the marking ➪ photo .

Note: For instructions on setting the loop length see Chapter 5, Attaching the Magazine, Threading the Movement.

TC module film recognition module

103 104 Time Code oa 28 ClrNg) 4 5 5 5 6 7 6 (Color-Neg.) 7 (Color-Neg.) 5 (Color-Neg.) 6 (Color-Neg.) 8 (Color-Neg.) Kodak 5298 8 6 (Color-Neg.) Kodak 5297 5 (Color-Neg.) Kodak5296 6 (Color-Neg.) Kodak5294 (Color-Rev.) 6 Kodak5293 (Color-Rev.) 4 Kodak5248 7 (B/W–Neg.) Kodak5247 6 (B/W–Neg.) (Color-Neg.) Kodak5245 7 (Color-Neg.) Kodak5240 5 (Color-Neg.) Kodak5239 7 (Color-Neg.) Kodak5231 (Color-Neg.) Kodak5222 5 (Color-Neg.) Fuji8570 5 (Color-Neg.) Fuji8561 6 (Color-Neg.) Fuji8560 (Color-Neg.) 7 Fuji8551 (Color-Neg.) Fuji8550 Fuji8531 (Color-Neg.) Fuji8530 (Color-Neg.) Fuji8521 (Color-Neg.) Fuji8520 (B/W–Neg.) Fuji8510 AgfaXTS400 AgfaXTR250 AgfaXT100 AgfaPAN250 imtc TCS-value Filmstock The correspondingTCS-valueissetonthecamera. is listedinthefollowingtable. The timecodesensitivity(TCS-value)ofvariousfilmstocks to thefilmstockbeingused. code, thebrightnessofrecordingLEDmustbeadapted In ordertoattainoptimalreadabilityoftherecordedtime Setting FilmSensitivity(TCS-Value) Setting the TCS Value (Mode 6) • Depress the “MODE”-button five times to change from Mode 1 to Mode 6. • Depress the “SEL”-button four times; an “S” appears in the lower line and the next digit blinks. • Depress the “SET”-button repeatedly until the desired value appears.

• Confirm the entry with the “SEL”-button Time Code Displaying the TCS-Value (Mode 6) • Depress the “MODE”-button five times to change from Mode 1 to Mode 6. • The TCS-value appears in the second line of the display with values of 1 to 9.

Note: The TCS-value must be set beforehand for the film stock used.

105 106 Time Code Depressthe“EXIT”-keytoreturn to themainmenu. • TransferthenewTC-timetocamerawith“SEND”- • EnteraTC-timevaluewithintheacceptablerangeof • Depressthe“ENTER”-key–cameracontrolunitis • Depresskey“1”–“TIMECODE”isdisplayedagainsta • Depresskey“5”tochangethetimecodemenu. • Setting TimeCodewiththeCCU-1: See also control unitCCU-1. scribes thesettingofTC-timeanduserbitsviacamera LCC oranexternalLTC-source.Thefollowingsectionde- Bits User functional expansionmodulecanbesetviatheCCU-1, and Time Code The timecodegenerator(TCG)whichisintegratedintothe Time Setting Time CodeInput key. unfilled digitswilldefaultto zero. Confirm theinputbydepressing“ENTER”-key;all 00:00:00 to23:59:59–thenewTC-timeisdisplayed. ready forinputofthenewTC-time. dark background. Chapter 9, Camera Control Unit CCU-1 Unit Control Camera 9, Chapter . Returntothemainmenubydepressing the“EXIT”-key. • Transferthenewuserbitstocamerawith“SEND”- • Enterupto8userbitswithfigures0-9orlettersA-F • Depressthe“ENTER”-key–cameracontrolunitis • Depresskey“2”–“USERBITS”isdisplayedagainsta • Depress key“5”tochangethetimecodemenu. • (0 to9)asdesired. However, itispossibletouseletters(AF)andnumbers of thefilmstockonproductionslastingseveraldays. user bits:e.g.290895C1.Thisensuresclearidentification Normally thedateandcameranumberareenteredas Changing TimeCodeUserBitswiththeCCU-1: key. default tozero. depressing the“ENTER”-key;allunfilleddigitswill – thenewuserbitsaredisplayed.Confirminputby ready forinputofthenewuserbits. dark background. External Synchronization The ARRIFLEX 435/435ES can also be synchronized to other Note: For external synchronization, both pieces of time code compatible equipment. For this it is necessary to equipment to be synchronized must be running plug an LTC-signal (longitudinal time code) into either the at the same speed.

“CCU”- or the “ACC”-socket. It is possible to use signals Time Code from a time code master clock, a time code recorder, a video recorder, another camera or a time code studio supply.

A suitably configured cable (available through an ARRI service center) and an LTC-signal level of > 500 mVpp are necessary.

If the time code cable with the correct LTC-signal is connected to the “CCU”- or “ACC”-socket, time code time and user bits will automatically be taken on by the camera.

Synchronization can be checked in Mode 4 on the camera display: when the LTC-signal is plugged in, a blinking “EC” (external code) will be displayed in the last two display digits instead of the time code frame rate. When the information has been correctly transferred, the display “CC” (code correct) will appear at the same position for 10 seconds. After this the time code frame rate will be displayed again.

107 108 Time Code Depressthe“MODE”-buttonfourtimestochangefrom • Displaying TimeCodeUserBits(Mode5) Depress the“MODE”-buttonthreetimestochangefrom • Bits User Displaying CurrentTimeCode(Mode4) and Code Time Displaying 3.030 29 25 24 23 30.000 29.970 25.000 24.000 23.976 orlto: rm ae "Frames" FrameRate Correlation: zation. is onlypossibleviatheCCU,LCCorexternalsynchroni- and secondlinesofthecameradisplay.Settinguserbits Mode 1to5.Userbitswillbedisplayedinthefirst in thesecondlineofcameradisplay. “Hours :Minutes”inthefirstlineand“SecondsFrames” Mode 1to4.Timecodetimewillbedisplayedwith Switching On and Off Time Code Output the Time Code Recording Time code information is available as 80 bit LTC: • at the CCU-socket in standby and during camera Before switching on time code recording, the TCS-value operation with 2.5 V at 600 Ω asymmetric, must be set (TCS-value > 0). • at the ACC-socket in standby with 5 V asymmetric.

Switching on Time Code (Mode 4) Via the LTC-output, other TC-compatible equipment on the Time Code • Depress the “MODE”-button three times to change from set can be synchronized once to the camera’s time code or, Mode 1 to Mode 4. from the “CCU”-socket, receive constant time code from the • Hold the “SET”-button depressed for three seconds until camera. The camera then takes on the function of the master the “TC” symbol appears. clock. Without a constant connection, the equipment should be newly synchronized after approx. 8 hours’ operation. Switching off Time Code (Mode 4) • Depress the “MODE”-button three times to change from Mode 1 to Mode 4. • Hold the “SET”-button depressed for three seconds until the “TC” symbol disappears.

Note: For test purposes, time code recording can be switched on even if no valid time code is set. In this case the acoustic TC warning “TC switched on but not set” will sound see TC Warnings at the end of this chapter. It is possible to record a test time code with a non-valid time

109 110 Time Code Note: time codeberecordedagain. when theacceptablespeedrangehasbeenreachedwill off (theTC-symbolonthecameradisplaygoesoff).Only from thatofthetimecode,coderecordingwillswitch rate isacceptable.IftheESUframevariestoomuch A deviationofmaximum ted timecodegenerator–totheexpectedESUframerate. it isnecessarytosetthecamera–andtherewithintegra- monitor) duringTC-operation.BeforepluggingintheESU-1, 435ES synchronouslytootherequipment(e.g.atelevision possiblethe ESU-1,itisalso Via tooperatetheARRIFLEX435/ SynchronizationExternal UnitESU-1 Time Codeandthe a jumpinthetimecodecount. not runatanexacttimecoderate.Thiscancause run apartifthesourceofsynchronizationdoes the countingofimagesandtimecodecan During simultaneoustimecodeandESUoperation, ± 1%fromthetimecodeframe oe Thevoltageshouldbe>7.5V asotherwisethe Note: TheTCbatteryvoltageisshowninthesecondlineof • Depressthe“SEL”-buttononce. • Depressthe“MODE”-buttonfivetimestochangefrom • (Mode 6) Displaying theTimeCodeBufferBatteryVoltage was lastset,timecodewillceasetobebuffered. functional expansionmodule.Tenhoursaftertimecode code bufferbatteryhasbeeninsertedintothecamera’s disconnected fromthepowersupply)aslongatime running ifthecameraisswitchedoff(or The internaltimecodeclockonthecameracontinues Battery CodeBuffer Time display. Ifthevoltageis<1Vtherewillbeno Mode 1to6. TC valueswillnotbestored. Replacing the Buffer Battery The buffer battery ➪ photo is a standard 9V battery (we recommend IEC designation GLRG 1, e.g. Duracell MN 1604 or Varta No. 4022) which in normal operation battery lasts for at least a week. The buffer battery is located in a compartment on the side of the functional expansion module.

• Switch off the camera’s main switch and disconnect the Time Code camera from the power supply. • Completely unscrew the two fastening screws ➪ photo with a screwdriver. • Remove the cover. screws • Remove the battery and unplug.

Pay attention to polarity!

• Plug in a new 9V battery. • Place the battery into the compartment. • Replace the cover and screw tight.

111 112 Time Code recordedfortestpurposes. over8hoursagotimecodecanstill be Ifthelastsettingorsynchronization Note: waslastcarriedoutover8hoursago. filmbecauseofafunctionaldisturbance. Timecodeisnotbeeingrecorded onthe whilethecamerais running /externalsynchronization Timecodesymbolblinks whenthecameraisrunning. Timecodewaslastset instandby Timecodeisoff. Timecodesymbolblinks Timecodeisset,andwillberecorded NoTimecodesymbol(TC) Timecodesymbol(TC) camera isinstandby. in thesamerhythm astheblinkingofsymbol whenthe camera issetto1orhigher,an acoustictonewillalsosound in thecameradisplay.If warning signalvolumeonthe A TCwarningisdisplayedfirstly asablinkingTCsymbol TC-Warnings in TimeCodeOperation oftheDisplayIndications Overview was or bysettingTC viatheCCU-1. Both warningscanberemedied byexternalsynchronization TCisswitchedonbutnotset • errorinexternalsynchronization and • Example: Themessage00:03 indicatestwowarnings: there isnowarning,theupper linedisplays Their meaningcanbelooked upinthefollowingtable.If In theupperlinefourfiguresorletterswillbeshown. button anddepressthe“SEL”-button. Change todisplayMode5(userbits)withthe“MODE”- several moredetailedwarningsinhexadecimalform. Additionally, thecameraiscapableofdisplayingoneor TheacousticTC-warningisautomaticallyswitchedoffas • Bybriefly depressingthe“SET”-buttoninMode1of • Setthe warningtonevolumeto0(seeunder • Switch offtimecode. • Remedy thecauseofwarning. • The acousticwarningcanbeswitchedoffasfollows: after approx.3seconds. the warningtonewillbegintosoundagaininstandby long asthecameraisrunning.Afterstoppingcamera, minutes. display, theacousticwarningcanbesuppressedfor15 On and Off the Warning Signal for Asynchronous for Signal Warning the Off and On Running and the Acoustic TC-Warning, Chapter 7). Chapter TC-Warning, Acoustic the and Running 00:00 Switching . 1st Display-Digit for TC Warnings Warning Remedy no valid TC frame rate set correct TC frame rate or switch off TC no TC with PROG switch off TC no TC in REVERSE switch off TC in the last take no briefly depress the "PHASE"-button,

or only intermittent TC or reshoot Time Code

2nd Display Digit for TC Warnings Warning Remedy >8 hours since TC last set reset TC as last setting was over 8 hours ago TCS value not valid reset TCS value given ESU frame rate check given ESU frame rate outside TC range (display Mode 1) and TC generator frame rate (Mode 4); allowable difference of max.± 1 % no TC with variable speed switch off variable speed accessory or TC as TC-operation with variable speed is not possible

113 114 Time Code 3rd DisplayDigitforTCWarnings 4th DisplayDigitforTCWarnings passedsinceTCwaslastset orinterrupted,over10hours orthepowersupplywasinsufficient eithertheTCbufferbatteryisused up is23,976and29,97fps NDF(NondropFrame) resetTC; is24,25,30fps attachorcheckTC-module TC notbuffered Remedy RT(RealTime) resetTCatcurrentframerate TC-LED notrecognized and swichedtoRT/NDF TC notsettoNDF/RT TC magazinenotrecognized Warning (FEM)checked orexternalsynchronization checkLTC-signal havefunctionalexpansion module Remedy setTCviaCCU-1,LCC, TC notready repeatexternalsynchronization TC switchedonbutnotset error inexternalsynchronization Warning use asuitable435magazine 12. Maintenance When maintaining and cleaning the camera and accessories, pay careful attention to the following notes and tips:

• Always disconnect the camera from the power supply. • When cleaning the film movement, do not exert too • Clean the camera and accessories only on a clean and much pressure. Use only the prescribed special tools. flat surface which is covered with foam material or a Use only screwdrivers of the correct size. clean, lint-free cloth. • From time to time – at the latest however after the

• Under no circumstances use acetone or nitro-thinner. occurrence of a film jam – it is recommended to clean Maintenance These chemicals dissolve the paint and can damage the entire interior of the camera and also the magazine highly-polished surfaces. throat, the film movement and the film gate with a brush. • For cleaning, it is recommended to use soft, lint-free In most cases it is sufficient to vacuum out dust and film cloths and swabs. Also suitable are special cleaning chips from the camera and the magazine interiors. A tissues and small sponges as used in cleaning com- small battery-powered vacuum cleaner, as used in puters and video equipment. cleaning computers, is suitable for this task.

115 116 Maintenance lever locking film gate film gate filter holder shaft film gate format mask knurled knob lever movement locking The filmgatemustberemovedforcleaning. also leadtoachangeinthefilm’scoefficientoffriction. filmgate.Thiscancausescratchesontheand the Loose dustordirtleadstoalayerofemulsionformingon face ofthefilmgate. mask ontheARRIFLEX435/435ESissetbackfromsur- Gate Film To avoidabuildupofdirtintheimagearea,format the Cleaning Camera Attention! Keep fingers out of the film gate opening as this as opening gate film the of out fingers Keep may dirty or damage the mirror shutter. mirror the damage or dirty may To remove the film gate Inserting the film gate • Switch off the camera’s main switch and disconnect the camera from the power supply before removing the film Warning: It is absolutely essential to ensure that gate. the connecting surfaces are free of dust and • Turn the knurled knob ➪ photo on the movement until debris (e.g. film chips) in order to guarantee its marking matches that on the movement block. the accuracy of the film channel. • Turn the movement locking lever ➪ photo towards the “OPEN” position to swing the movement block away from • Check that the film gate and the film gate shaft are com- the film gate. pletely free of dust and dirt. ➪ • Press the film gate locking lever photo towards the ma- • Take hold of the film gate by the filter holder and place Maintenance gazine throat assembly and swing the film gate ➪photo onto the film gate shaft from above. towards the movement block, pressing lightly on the lower • Check that the film gate is correctly seated on the shaft. end of the film gate and taking care that the film gate does • Press the film gate locking lever ➪ photo towards the not hit the movement block. magazine throat assembly and push the film gate forwards • Take hold of the film gate by the filter holder ➪ photo, to the correct position. lift it up and remove. • Ensure that the film gate locking lever ➪ photo swings back completely. To clean the film gate • Remove the layer of emulsion from the film gate with a Swinging the movement block forwards when plastic rod (e.g. an ARRI film gate cleaner). Under no the film gate is not correctly in place can cause circumstances use hard or metal objects. damage to the camera! • When cleaning, pay particular attention to the area opposite the film guides of the movement if film stock with a strong tendency to build up emulsion (e.g. b/w stock) is being used.

117 118 Maintenance safety spring handle spacer gate Pushthespacergatedownwardsuntilitlocksaudiblyin • Takeholdofthespacergatebyitshandle • Whencleaning,payparticularattentiontothespacer • Removethelayerofemulsionfromspacergate • Pressthesafetyspring • Switch thecamera´smainswitchoffanddisconnect • in thecoefficientoffriction. gate. Thiscancausescratchesonthefilmandachange Loose dustleadstoabuild-upofemulsiononthespacer Cleaning theSpacerGate place. insert itatananglefromaboveintothemovementblock. emulsion (e.g.b/wstock)isbeingused. gate iffilmstockwithastrongtendencytobuildup objects. cleaner). Undernocircumstancesusehardormetal ➪ ➪ time pressingthespacergatebackwardsbyitshandle camera fromthepowersupply! photo photo withaplasticrod(e.g.anARRIfilmgate . Thenremovebypullingupwards. ➪ photo downwards,atthesame ➪ photo and Cleaning the Field Lens • By briefly depressing the “PHASE”-button, the shutter is • Using the special forceps, push the field lens as far as it positioned to protect the mirror surface from damage as will go into the holder. A ball catch fixes the field lens in far as possible. the correct position. • Before cleaning the field lens, switch the camera’s main • Push the safety plate ➪ photo down again with the switch off and disconnect the camera from the power screwdriver. supply! • Check if the ground glass to be used and the ground glass • Remove the lens or the protective cap. frame are completely clean.

• Using the special forceps, push the ground glass into the Maintenance Do not touch the mirror surface! holder as far as it will go. A ball catch fixes the ground glass in the correct position. • Pull the ground glass ➪ photo out of the holder by its • Check that the ground glass is locked in place. tongue ➪ photo using the special forceps. • Push the safety plate ➪ photo upwards with a screw- driver. safety plate • Pull the field lens ➪photo out off the holder by its tongue ➪ photo using the special forceps. tongue field • Clean the field lens with a dry, lint-free cloth. lens • Make sure that the frame is completely clean.

119 120 Maintenance running surfaces screws holder plate guide rollers Attachtheopenmagazine tothecamera. • Hangthehookofmeasurement device • Placethetensionmeasurementdevice • Placefilmcoresonbothwinding shafts. • Removetheplate. • Unscrewthethreescrewsontransparenttensioning • 120 ARRIMAG the on Swingbothrollerarms • Friction Setting Replacetheholderplateforloopprotectorandre- • Putthethroatassemblycoverbackinplace. • Cleanthefilmrunningsurfaces • Pullout thethroatassemblycover. • Removetheholderplate • Loosenthethreescrews • cleaning. Assembly Throat The throatassembly the Cleaning Magazine the filmcorewhich istobemeasured. film corewhichwillnotbemeasured. plate winding shaftsuntiltheylockinplace. tighten thethroatassemblycoverwiththreescrews. rollers cover ➪ ➪ ➪ photo photo photo . . withabrush. ➪ photo ➪ ➪ ➪ photo photo photo canbedisassembledfor ➪ awayfromthe onthethroatassembly fortheloopprotector. photo ➪ photo andguide ➪ photo onthe on special key

Do not place your hand in the running magazine!

• To set the take-up shaft, run the camera at 24 fps. For setting the tension of the feed shaft, the camera must run at 24 fps reverse. The tension measurement device should be showing

ring “5”. Maintenance • If the tension measurement device is not showing “5”, stop the camera. • Switch off the camera’s main switch and disconnect the transparent tensioning plate screws camera from the power supply. ➪ • Place the special key photo in the holes of the friction measurement adjustment and turn in steps. The adjustment must lock in device roller arms at each step. When setting friction, the corresponding winding shaft must be held firmly. • Turn clockwise to increase friction, counter-clockwise to decrease friction. • Connect the camera to the power supply and switch on. • Run the camera at 24 fps. • Check the tension.

Note: Repeat this procedure until ring “5” is shown. hook • After setting the friction, replace the tensioning plate. • Fasten the plate with the three screws.

121 122 Maintenance Appendix The frame rate of the camera is constantly monitored while Display: Monitoring Defective it is running. If the actual frame rate deviates from the set frame rate, the operation control indicator glows red and the camera display shows the warning for asynchronous running (“asy”). The synchronization of the shutter and the movement is also Appendix monitored. Should an undue deviation in the synchronization occur, the camera will stop. The display will show “asy”. This monitor function is built into the electronic control of Note: The warning “Monitoring Defective” can be over- the drive system. ridden by switching off and on the camera’s As an additional security feature for the user, a second, in- main switch. dependently operating monitor system for the shutter/move- ment synchronization is integrated into the camera electronics. Loose Film Loops in the Magazine If this additional circuit stops working while the camera is If the camera shuts off automatically while running, loose running, the display will show a warning after the camera film loops may be formed in the magazine. Before the is stopped. The operation control indicator will remain red, camera is started again, the film in the magazine must be the camera cannot be re-started and must be checked by tensioned manually. an ARRI service center. This display only indicates that the additional monitor system is defective.

If the warning “Monitoring Defective” is over- Fuses ridden, an additional fault in the electronic control The ARRIFLEX 435/435ES is equipped with self-resetting of the drive system will not be detected and may automatic fuses. It is therefore not necessary to replace cause faulty exposure! blown fuses.

123 124 Appendix o h imtak magazinethroator,ifdefective,replace ifdefective,replace usedifferentfilmstock process,extremetemperatures,scratchedrawstock emulsion,dustonrawstockfromperforation orfilmrunningsurfacesinthemagazinethroat Complaintothemanufactureroffilmstock, onthefilmtrack Cleanfilmtrack(movement) andspacergateor, Carefullyclean longitudinalbarsand Strongtendency ofrawfilmstocktobuildup orspacergate if orfilmrunningsurfacesinthemagazinethroat Dirtyordamaged longitidinalbars Dirtyordamaged filmtrack Remedy orformatmask Scratchingingeneral Checktheposition oftheupperloop Cleanor,ifdefective,replace thefilmgate Carefullycleanfilmgateandmagazine throator, Dirtyordamagedlongitudinalbarsonthefilmgate Outsidetheimagearea inrelationtothemarking Upperorlowerfilm looptoolong, Intheimagearea Scratchesontheglossysideofnegative onthefilmgate filmtouchesinsideofcamerahousing Dirtyordamaged crossbars Cause Outsidetheimagearea (aboveandbelow) shortandperiodicallyrecurring Intheimagearea, overseveralframes Intheimagearea, Scratchesontheemulsionsideofnegative Problem Check thelooplengthofmagazine defective, replace Problem Cause Remedy Unsteady Image Vertical Heavy emulsion build-up in the film gate area, Clean film gate area, damaged film perforation, use different film stock very poor gliding ability of the raw film stock, Appendix film stock with positive perforation, dimensions of raw stock not within tolerance Horizontal Heavy emulsion build-up in the film gate area, Clean film gate area, film edge is not straight use different film stock Pressure exposures Mechanical stress Pressure exposures do not effect arround perforation holes on the perforation holes the image steadiness Image Problems Blurred image Flange focal distance is incorrectly set, When cleaning or exchanging the film gate lens is incorrectly set, ensure that the surfaces are absolutely clean, poor quality or defective lens, check the lens and the flange focal distance film gate is not properly locked into position

125 126 Appendix buildsupmoreemulsion. Thefrictioncoefficientchangesandthefilm Thefilmbecomessoftandeasilydeformed. considerablyattemperaturesofover30 intheinstructionmanual. Protectthecameraandfilmstock from Themechanical propertiesofthefilmchange mustbeprotectedfromextremecold. Remedy humidroom,condensation buildsup. achangeinthefilm´sfrictionpropertiesocurs. Increasedemulsionbuild-up isinsufficient Intemperaturesunder-15 brittlenessofrawstock. Thecamera, batteryandparticularlythefilmstock Greatlyreducedtensilestrengthandincreased theselectedframerate Cause Thecameradoesnotreach Damagetothefilm Problem Problems inextremelyhightemperatures Problems atextremelylowtemperatures Capacity orvoltageofthebattery ° C (5 ° F seilyWhenacoldcameraisbroughtintowarmand F)especially, ° C (86 ° )extreme heat,e.g.byshadingorwhitecoveringetc. F). Check thatthemagazineturnseasily. for afewminuteswithoutfilm. If difficulttoturn,letthecamerarun turning theknurledknobonmovementmanually. Check thatthecameramovementturnseasilyby equipment atapprox.0 This canbepreventedbyinterimstorageofthe Check thebatterychargefollowingdirections ° C (32 ° F). Technical Data

Film Format Mirror Shutter ARRIFLEX 435 35mm (DIN 15501) Can be adjusted mechanically from 11.2° - 180° and locks in the following positions: Magazines 11.2°, 22.5°, 30°, 45°, 60°, 75°, 90°, 105°, 120°, 135°, 144°, 172.8° and 180°.

ARRIMAG 120 ...... forwards/reverse up to 150 fps Appendix ARRIMAG 120S ...... forwards/reverse up to 150 fps Mirror Shutter ARRIFLEX 435ES ARRIMAG 300E ...... forwards/reverse up to 150 fps Continuously adjustable from 11.2° - 180° Recording of TC is possible with these magazines. in standby or while running.

All ARRIFLEX 35 III and 35 II magazines Movement with exception of the shoulder magazine; 5-link highspeed movement 150m magazine ...... forwards/reverse up to 130 fps with dual-pin registration 60m and 300m magazine ...... forwards up to 130 fps and dual three-pin pull-down claws Recording of TC is not possible with these magazines. for 35mm negative film (DIN 15501); equipped with ball bearings for low maintenance. Lens Mount 54mm PL-mount (positive locking) Speed Range Convertible for Super 35 1-150 fps forwards and reverse (quartz stabilized) adjustable to 0.001 fps for frame rates up to 100 fps Flange Focal Distance adjustable to 0.01 fps for frame rates over 100 fps 51.98-0.01mm

127 128 Appendix Display oftimecodeinformation Time coderecording(TC) Synchronous running(ASY) Power supplyvoltage(BAT) Function Monitoring Acceptable voltagerange:20.6…35VDC ...... Above 130fps 24VDC ...... Up to130fps Power Supply -20 Acceptable TemperatureRange Interchangeable forvariousfilmingformats Ground Glasses ASY, BATandEND. with continuouslyadjustablebrightnessandwarningsfor Available asanoption,theARRIGLOWprovidesilluminatedframe Warning forasynchronousfilmrunningisreflectedin. and additionalmanualimagecompensation. Adjustable intwoaxeswithautomaticimagecompensation Viewfinder ° C to+50 ° C (-4 ° F to+122 ° F) ≥ 24 VDC (including functionalexpansionmodule) (14.9lbs) ... 6.77kg ...... ARRIFLEX 435ES: (14.2lbs) ... 6.45kg ...... ARRIFLEX 435: Camera withoutmagazine,lens: Weight (15 .... 400mm ...... with120mmagazinewithout lens: Length Dimensions ± Time codequartzaccuracy: accordance toSMPTERP136,FormC. generates 80bittimecodein The timecodegeneratorthatisintegratedintothefunctionalexpansionmodule Time Code egtwt rp ...... 7m ..(10 .... 270mm ...... withgrip: Height (10") ...... 250mm ...... withviewfinderontheleft: Width 1framein8hoursat0 ihu rp...... 20m...... (9") ...... 230mm without grip:...... ihvefne ntergt ...... 30m..... (12") ...... 300mm ...... with viewfinderontheright: ° C to50 ° C (32 ° F to122 ° F) 1 1 / / 2 2 ”) ”) Order Numbers Power Supply ARRIFLEX 435 ...... K0.59991.0 Battery NC 24/7 R ...... K2.41950.0 ARRIFLEX 435ES ...... K0.59992.0 HS supply module CHS-1 ...... K2.52002.0 ARRIFLEX 435, anamorphic viewfinder ...... K0.59993.0 Battery cable KC 20S ...... K2.41966.0 ARRIFLEX 435ES, anamorphic viewfinder ...... K0.59994.0 Charger NCL 24 R ...... K2.42010.0

Mains unit NG 12/24 R ...... K2.44481.A Appendix Installation of the Camera Mains unit NG 12/26 (4-pin) ...... K2.47352.0 ARRIHEAD 2 ...... K2.43670.0 Mains unit NG 12/26 (5-pin) ...... K2.47351.0 Hydrohead Studio 80 II M ...... K2.45348.0 Spiral battery cable KC 29S ...... K2.44693.0 Hydrohead 150 H ...... K2.50491.0 Wedge plate ...... K2.47092.0 Magazines Lens support LS-7, ø 19mm ...... K2.42538.0 ARRIMAG120 120m / 400 ft magazine ...... K2.47083.0 Lens support LS-8, ø 15mm ...... K2.49012.0 150 m / 500 ft magazine (ARRIFLEX 35 III) ...... K2.15700.0 Shoulder set S-4 (without shoulder cushion) ...... K2.47093.0 300 m / 1000 ft magazine (ARRIFLEX 35 III) ...... K2.17800.0 Shoulder cushion ...... K4.46446.0 Tool set for adjusting magazine friction ...... K2.26100.0 Bridge plate BP-8, ø 19mm ...... K2.47090.0 Bridge plate BP-9, ø 15mm ...... K2.47091.0 Optical Accessories Support rods 240mm, ø 19mm ...... K2.43046.0 Follow focus FF-3 ...... K0.59973.0 Support rods 240mm, ø 15mm ...... K2.21958.0 3" x 3" light-weight matte box LMB-2 ...... *K0.59954.0 Support rods 340mm, ø 19mm ...... K2.47347.0 4" x 4" light-weight matte box LMB-3 ...... *K2.44471.0 Support rods 340mm, ø 15mm ...... K2.47348.0 4" x 4" production matte box MB-16 ...... *K2.44472.0

129 130 Appendix ou ii oto nt(I-)...... K2.41383.0 ...... Focus /iriscontrolunit(FIU-1) K2.41377.0 ...... Zoom controlset(LCS) K2.47028.0 ...... Iris controlunit(ICU) K2.47098.0 ...... Work lightWL-3 K2.47197.0 Remote controlunitRCU-1...... K2.46942.0 ...... Remote switchRS-4 K2.46006.0 ...... External synchronizationunitESU-1 K2.42320.0 ...... Camera controlunitCCU-1withcable K4.46680.0 ...... Extra handgrip K2.47088.0 ...... ARRIGLOW module K4.52136.0 ...... Functional expansionmoduleFEM Accessories * Theseordernumbersrefertomatteboxesforø19mmsupportrods K2.47084.0 ...... Anamorphic viewfinderAVF-2 K2.47081.0 ...... Wide angleeyepiece(8x) K2.41822.0 ...... Super wide-angleeyepiece(10x) K2.47082.0 ...... Finder extenderFE-3 K4.44093.0 ...... Cable KC-26(foraccessorysocket) K4.47473.0 ...... Cable KC-42(forRSsocket) K2.47097.0 ...... Heated eyecupHE-3 *K0.59971.0 ...... 6.6" xproductionmatteboxMB-14 *K2.44473.0 ...... 5" x6"productionmatteboxMB-15 *K2.47099.0 ...... 4" x5.65"productionmatteboxMB-19 *K2.47178.0 ...... 4" x5.65"productionmatteboxMB-18 MT iecd oue...... K2.52000.0 ...... SMPTE Timecodemodule Code Time K2.47089.0 Beamsplitter 50/50...... K2.43194.0 ...... Anti flickerprocessorAFP-2,PAL K2.43195.0 ...... Anti flickerprocessorAFP-2,NTSC K2.45865.0 ...... 1/2" colourvideocameraCCD-2-FR,PAL K2.45866.0 ...... 1/2" colourvideocameraCCD-2-FR,NTSC K2.47086.0 ...... Video opticVO-2 Video cesr e 3 ...... K4.52094.0 ...... Accessory set435 K2.52001.0 ...... RS-socket distributor(3-pin,24V) K2.52003.0 ...... Accessory socketdistributor(11-pin,12V) K2.47119.0 ...... Laptop CameraController(LCC)software Index

12 V accessories ...... 22 11-pin ...... 22 24 V accessories ...... 23 RS-socket ...... 23 9 V battery ...... 111 accessory socket distributor (11-pin)...... 97 acoustic warning A setting warning signals ...... 68 ACC socket ...... 80, 107, 109 switching off TC-warning ...... 112 Appendix acceptable temperature range...... 128 activating and running programs...... 93 accessories...... 75 AFP-2 ...... 69, 71, 72 12 V ...... 22 anamorphic viewfinder AVF-2 ...... 75 24 V ...... 23 angle adjustment...... 31 anamorphic viewfinder AVF-2 ...... 75 anti-flicker processor AFP-2...... 69 camera control unit CCU-1 ...... 82 mounting AFP-2 ...... 71 external synchronization unit ESU-1 ...... 81 aperture of video optic...... 72 functional expansion module FEM ...... 80 appendix...... 123 heated eyecup HE-3 ...... 79 ARRIGLOW ...... 54 iris control unit ICU ...... 96 adjusting brightness ...... 54 laptop camera controller LCC ...... 96 attaching ...... 54 R/S - socket distributor ...... 97 exchanging the format mask ...... 55 remote control unit RCU-1 ...... 95 ARRIMAG 120...... 25, 127 remote run switch RS-4 ...... 79 loading ...... 26 video viewfinder VT-2 ...... 77 ARRIMAG 120S...... 25, 127 work light WL-3 ...... 78 ARRIMAG 300E ...... 25, 127 accessory power supply...... 22 AVF-2 ...... 75 accessory socket AVF-2 anamorphic viewfinder...... 75

131 132 Appendix buttons buffer battery, replacing...... bridge plate BP-9 BP-8 beamsplitter ratios...... beamsplitter battery NC24/7R...... battery cableKC20S...... batteries, replacing balancing thecamera...... B ...... OE...... 9 86 59, ...... MODE 13 ...... camera to attaching 83 ...... CCU-1 HS ...... 5,6,6,8,93 86, 67, 64, 59, ...... PHASE 12 ...... BP-9 BP-8, 111 ...... battery TC-buffer RG...... 5,8,93 86, 59, ...... PROG 100 ...... 35 Super to converting U ...... 8 60 58, ...... RUN E ...... 9 93 59, ...... SEL E ...... 5,8,93 86, ...... 59, SET ...... 0 1 22 21, 20, 0 69 50, 111 12 12 50 20 13 camera controlunitCCU-1...... camera cable ...... C-mount C ciaigadrnigporm ...... 93 ...... programs running and activating 31 ...... body camera 22 21, 20, ...... 20S KC SN-OE...... 88 ...... ASYNC-MODE 106 ...... bits user as number camera 83 ...... 24S KC atre,rpaig...... 83 ...... replacing batteries, 11 ...... installation 22 21, 20, ...... 29S KC oncig...... 83 ...... connecting 57 ...... switch main 83 ...... 30S KC ONE ...... 94 ...... COUNTER 57 ...... operation 72 ...... 34 KC trig...... 58 starting...... 72 ...... 36 KC tpig...... 58 ...... stopping 72 ...... 37 KC etn ihu aaie...... 30 ...... magazine without testing 79 ...... KC-26S C4S...... 79 ...... KC-42S 0 82 80, 71 COUNTER DISPLAY MODE ...... 88 charger NCL 24 R...... 20 displaying programs stored in the camera ...... 93 CHS-1 ...... 19, 21 error displays ...... 84 CID-discharge lamps...... 37 INFO menu ...... 94 continuous current...... 22, 23 key functions ...... 83 contrast filter ...... 53 LENGTH-UNIT ...... 88 cover main menu ...... 84 for lens mount receptacle ...... 5 OPTIONS-menu ...... 88 for magazine opening ...... 30 Appendix PROG-button ...... 93 for video optic ...... 70 PROGRAM menu ...... 89 ramping with the ARRIFLEX 435 ...... 90 D ramping with the ARRIFLEX 435ES ...... 91 darkroom...... 26 REMOTE menu ...... 86 dimensions ...... 128 SHUTTER menu ...... 86 diopter adjustment ...... 51 SOUND CCU ON/OFF ...... 94 display ...... 62 SPEED menu ...... 84 CC (code correct) ...... 107 speed ramping with exposure compensation ...... 92 configuring Mode 1, ARRIFLEX 435ES ...... 64 speed ramping with the ARRIFLEX 435 ...... 90 display lock ...... 59, 93 STATUS ...... 94 display: movement open ...... 62 time code time, changing ...... 87 displays in time code operation ...... 112 TIMECODE menu ...... 87 displays in viewfinder ...... 50 user bits, changing ...... 87 EC (external code) ...... 107 camera report ...... 96 film counter ...... 63 CC (code correct)...... 107 Mode 1 ...... 59, 60, 63, 64, 65 CCU socket ...... 80, 107, 109 Mode 2 ...... 60, 65, 66 CCU-1 ...... 82 Mode 3 ...... 60, 63, 67 changing bag...... 26 Mode 4 ...... 60, 108, 109

133 134 Appendix external timecodesynchr external synchronization ...... unitESU-1 external standard videosignal...... exposure compensation...... ESU-1 emulsion build-up electronically adjustableshutter ...... EC (external code) E dovetail-adapter...... uoai ...... 95 ...... automatic 116 ...... gate film 35 ...... mechanism locking the checking 108 60, ...... 5 Mode pcrgt ...... 118 ...... gate spacer 36 ...... off switching 110 105, 68, 60, ...... 6 Mode wthn n...... 36 ...... on switching 60 ...... 7 Mode oioigdfcie...... 123 ...... defective monitoring vriwo ipa oe ...... 60 ...... modes display of overview hte nl ...... 64 ...... angle shutter ybl ...... 61 ...... symbols aelnt ...... 63 ...... length take Csmo ...... 109 ...... TC-symbol oa muto xoe im...... 63 ...... film exposed of amount total onization...... 0 1 110 81, 80, 110 81, 80, 1 78 71, 107 107 81 92 film recognitionmodule...... film gatecleaner...... film gate ...... film format film cuttinggauge...... film counter...... film field lens,cleaning...... FEM F eyepiece eyecup ...... hnigtefra ak ...... 39 ...... masks format the changing 63 ...... (meters/feet) measurement of unit changing 26 ...... bag changing 52 ...... friction adjusting laig...... 116 ...... cleaning 63 ...... configuring 26 ...... 120 ARRIMAG loading 51 ...... diopter the adjusting netn itr ...... 41 ...... filters inserting 63 ...... values counting film displaying 43 ...... movement the threading 51 ...... attaching eetn ...... 63 ...... resetting 51 ...... removing 0,102 101, 118 117, 127 119 39 26 63 80 79 51 film stock accounting...... 96 G filter gelatine filters ...... 41 filter foils ...... 41 GEN-LOCK input ...... 69 filter holder ...... 41 general description...... 9 inserting in film gate ...... 41 grip system ...... 15 fine-tuning the programmed frame rate...... 66 attaching additional handgrips ...... 15 flange focal distance...... 127 removing ...... 15 focus of the video optic...... 72 ground glasses ...... 128 Appendix format masks, changing...... 39 exchanging ...... 38 forward operation...... 66 frame ...... 38 frame rate special forceps ...... 38 changing while camera is running ...... 66 fine-tuning ...... 66 H freely programmed frame rate ...... 65 handgrips...... 15 setting and storing ...... 64 HE-3 ...... 79 shifting phase ...... 67 heated eyecup HE-3...... 79 standard frame rate ...... 65 helicopter mount ...... 11 friction highspeed power supply...... 19, 21 eyepiece ...... 52 HMI light ...... 37 viewfinder arm ...... 52 HMI/CID-discharge lamps...... 37 friction of ARRIMAG 120, adjusting...... 120 HS supply module CHS-1...... 21 function monitoring ...... 128 functional expansion module FEM...... 80 I interfaces ...... 80 ICU ...... 96 fuses ...... 123 illuminated format markings ...... 54 attaching ARRIGLOW module ...... 54 exchanging the format mask ...... 55

135 136 Appendix loop protector...... LOCK slidingswitch...... lenses ...... lens support ring lens mount,converting ...... toSuper35 ...... lens mount length unit(meters/feet),changingwithCCU-1 length unit(meters/feet),changing...... LCC...... laptop cameracontrollerLCC...... L iris controlunitICU...... installation inching image position image compensation...... tahn ...... 49 ...... attaching 72 ...... optic video on adjusting 53 ...... automatic esspotL- ...... 14 ...... LS-7 support lens 53 ...... image viewfinder the inverting 53 ...... image the inverting esspotL- ...... 14 ...... LS-8 support lens 53 ...... manual upr ...... 14 ...... support 53 ...... compensation image automatic reactivating ...... 1 6 30 26, 11, 9 127 49, 9 93 59, 96 80, 96 80, 14 99 88 63 96 53 49 11 59 LTC signal...... LTC output...... LTC, 80bit...... loose filmloopsinthemagazine...... mains unitNG12/26 R...... mains unitNG12/24R...... magazine throat,cleaning...... magazine Macintosh PowerBook M RILX3 I aaie ...... 25 ...... magazines III 35 ARRIFLEX RIA 2 ...... 2,127 25, ...... 120 ARRIMAG RIA 2S...... 2,127 25, ...... 120S ARRIMAG ...... RIA 0E...... 2,127 25, ...... 300E ARRIMAG tahn ...... 43 ...... attaching imtnin esrn ...... 120 ...... measuring tension, film rcino RIA 2,ajsig...... 120 ...... adjusting 120, ARRIMAG of friction odn ...... 26 ...... loading os imlos...... 123 ...... loops film loose aaietra,cenn ...... 120 ...... cleaning throat, magazine eoig...... 47 ...... removing eoigepsdfl ...... 29 ...... film exposed removing olram ...... 26 ...... arms roller aeycth...... 26 ...... catch safety esoigpae ...... 29 ...... plates tensioning rnpr n trg ...... 30 ...... storage and transport ...... 5 127 25, 107 109 109 123 120 22 21 96 maintenance...... 115 display: movement open ...... 62 MINI MONITOR-socket...... 72 pitch adjustment ...... 46 mirror shutter ...... 31 technical data ...... 127 angle measurement ...... 33, 36 MOVIE CAMERA-socket...... 72 displaying shutter angle ...... 64 multiple exposures with frame-accurate rewinding...... 96 electronically adjustable ...... 34 angle adjustment ...... 35 N checking the shutter locking mechanism ...... 35 nondrop-frame mode...... 101 Appendix switching off ...... 36 NORM-position...... 64 switching on ...... 36 NORM/PS-switch...... 66 mechanically adjustable ...... 31 angle adjustment ...... 31 O shutter angle stops ...... 31 operational parameters position “LOCK” ...... 32 displaying and setting ...... 59 position “LOOSE” ...... 32 optics ...... 49 mirror shutter ARRIFLEX 435...... 127 order numbers ...... 129 mirror shutter ARRIFLEX 435ES ...... 127 overload display...... 23 Mode 1 ...... 59, 60, 63, 64, 65 configuring, ARRIFLEX 435ES ...... 64 P Mode 2 ...... 60, 65, 66 packing and transport ...... 11 Mode 3 ...... 60, 63, 67 peak load, current ...... 22, 23 Mode 4 ...... 60, 108, 109 phase shifting ...... 67 Mode 5 ...... 60, 108 PHASE-button ...... 59, 64, 67, 86 Mode 6 ...... 60, 68, 105, 110 pickup ...... 81 Mode 7 ...... 60 pilottone generator...... 81 MODE-button ...... 59, 86 pitch movement ...... 42 adjustment ...... 46 short pitch ...... 46

137 138 Appendix remote runswitchRS-4...... remote controlunitRCU-1...... RCU-1 ramping ...... R/S -socketdistributor R monitors...... quartz-synchronized quartz accuracy...... Q PS/CCU-position ...... PS-Mode programs, displaying...... programs, activatingandrunning...... programmed framerate,setting...... PROG-button PowerBook power supplyvoltagedisplay...... power supplyforaccessories power supply...... PL-mount pe apn ihepsr opnain...... 92 ...... compensation exposure with ramping speed 21 19, ...... highspeed ...... pe apn ihteARFE 3 ...... 90 ...... 435 ARRIFLEX the with ramping speed ihteARFE 3 ...... 90 ...... 435 ARRIFLEX the with ihteARFE 3E ...... 91 ...... 435ES ARRIFLEX the with ...... 9 128 19, 0 95 80, 95 80, 93 86, 128 127 79 97 67 64 66 93 93 65 96 67 22 shutter anglelocking mechanism...... shutter angleforHMI/CIDlight...... shutter angledisplay...... shutter angleadjustment...... shoulder setS-4 shoulder magazine,ARRIFLEX35III shoulder cushion...... short pitch...... shifting phase ...... SET-button ...... SEL-button screen-time forspeedramps...... safety specifications...... S-4 shoulderset S shoulder operationwithouttheset shoulder operation...... RS-4 RS 232interface...... reverse operation...... shoulder SetS-4 RU-1 U-utn...... RUN-button ...... ihu h rdepae...... 18 ...... 17 plate bridge the without ...... plate bridge the with 97 ...... side right on additional ...... 8 0 97 60, 58, 1 32 31, 18 17, 86 59, 96 95, 127 37 64 31 17 46 67 59 17 17 80 66 18 79 80 5 shutter angle locking mechanism, checking...... 35 starting ...... 58 shutter angle stops ...... 31 stopping ...... 58 SMPTE...... 101 Super 35...... 99 sockets converting bridge plate ...... 100 ACC ...... 80, 107, 109 converting lens mount ...... 99 BNC-VIDEO OUT ...... 72 support ring ...... 14 CCU ...... 80, 107, 109 support rods ...... 13 MINI MONITOR ...... 72 15 mm ...... 12 Appendix MOVIE CAMERA ...... 72 19 mm ...... 12 VIDEO CAMERA ...... 72 synchronization of camera to other equipment...... 81 spacer gate cleaning ...... 118 T installing ...... 42 take length...... 63 removing ...... 42 technical data...... 127 special forceps for ground glass...... 38, 119 tension measurement device...... 120 special tool testing without magazine...... 30 for adjusting magazine friction ...... 120 time code ...... 101, 128 for cover of video tap ...... 70 acoustic warning, switching off ...... 112 speed ramping with exposure compensation...... 92 buffer battery ...... 110 speed range ...... 127 buffer battery, replacing ...... 111 spiral battery cable KC 29S...... 20, 21, 22 camera number ...... 106 spirit level ...... 12 date ...... 106 standard frame rates...... 64 displays ...... 112 selecting ...... 65 film sensitivity, setting ...... 104 standard video signal, external ...... 81 frame rates ...... 101 standard viewfinder system, removing...... 77 generator ...... 106 standby ...... 57 input ...... 106

139 140 Appendix oplnt,cekn ...... 103 ...... checking length, loop T upt...... 109 ...... output LTC T inl...... 107 ...... signal LTC upt...... 109 ...... output urzacrc ...... 128 ...... accuracy quartz eodn,sicigof...... 109 ...... off switching recording, eodn,sicigo ...... 109 ...... on switching recording, etn ...... 106 ...... setting wthn f ...... 109 ...... off switching wthn n...... 109 ...... on switching Cue is ipaig...... 108 ...... displaying bits, user TC Cue is etn ihCU1...... 106 ...... CCU-1 with setting bits, user TC Cbfe ...... 110 ...... TC-buffer Cgnrtr...... 106 ...... TC-generator Cmdl,mutn ...... 102 ...... mounting TC-module, Csmo ...... 19 112 109, ...... TC-symbol Ctm,dslyn ...... 108 ...... displaying TC-time, Ctm,stigwt C- ...... 7 106 87, ...... CCU-1 with setting TC-time, Cwrig ...... 112 ...... TC-warnings C-au,dslyn ...... 105 ...... displaying TCS-value, C-au,stig...... 105 ...... setting TCS-value, C-au,tbe...... 104 ...... table TCS-value, etn oe...... 109 ...... mode testing iecd n S- ...... 110 ...... ESU-1 and code time iecd n srbt,dslyn ...... 108 ...... displaying bits, user and code time iecd n srbt,stig...... 106 ...... setting bits, user and code time iecd lc,itra ...... 110 ...... internal clock, code time ann inl wthn nadof...... 68 ...... off and on switching signal, warning ie-sitsse ...... video-assist-system video viewfinderVT video signal,synchronizing...... VIDEO OUTBNC-socket ...... video opticVO-2 video cameraCCD2-FR...... V ...... user bits unit ofmeasurement(meters/feet) U tripod total amountofexposedfilm...... F- ...... 71 77 ...... AFP-2 ...... mounting 72 ...... adjusting 63 ...... counter film on changing 13 ...... tripod the from camera the removing nifikrpoesr onig...... 71 ...... mounting processor, anti-flicker 70 ...... mounting 11 ...... heads tripod prueo ie pi,ajsig...... 72 ...... adjusting optic, video of aperture 70 ...... removing empitr...... 69 ...... beamsplitter ou fvdootc dutn...... 72 adjusting...... optic, video of focus mg oiino ie pi,ajsig...... 72 ...... adjusting optic, video of position image onig...... 70 ...... mounting 2...... -2 0 77 50, 0 69 50, 106 69 72 69 69 63 PHASE ADJ ...... 72 warnings ...... 5 special wrench ...... 70 weight...... 128 video camera, mounting ...... 71 Windows PC ...... 96 white balance ...... 69 WL-3 ...... 78 wiring ...... 72 work light WL-3 ...... 78 viewfinder arm extending ...... 52 setting friction ...... 52 Appendix swivelling ...... 52 turning the eyepiece ...... 52 viewfinder friction ...... 52 viewfinder system...... 50, 128 adjusting ...... 52 attaching ...... 55 displays in viewfinder ...... 50 exchanging ...... 55 removing ...... 55 voltage of TC buffer battery ...... 110 voltage range ...... 19, 128 VT-2 ...... 77

W warning display module...... 54 warning displays ...... 61, 62, 123 warning signal settings ...... 68 switching on and off ...... 68 volume ...... 68

141 142 Appendix Technical dataaresubjectto changewithoutnotice Ident Nr.09.91924.0 Printed inGermany