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[English-Português] Esta é uma legendária Super 8mm. Produzida entre 1971 e 1974 pela Rollei, esta câmera traz algumas características essenciais para ser usada no Collision. Podemos começar pela excelente composição óptica, assinada pela companhia alemã Schneider. Além disso, a SL84 tem a capacidade de operar em três velocidades de gravação: 18fps, 24fps e 54fps – isto nos proporciona a possibilidade de uma excelente câmera lenta (nossa Beaulieu, por exemplo, tem uma velocidade máxima de 36fps). Outro importante ponto é a que a Rollei, ao contrário de muitas câmeras da época, pode identificar automaticamente uma variada gama de velocidades de filme (de ASA 16 até ASA 100). Isto permite o uso do novo Kodak Ektachrome 64T sem maiores complicações. Por ser relativamente portátil e discreta esta deve ser a câmera que estará nas mãos de Paul e Derek nas cenas do Collision. Seguem abaixo suas especificações técnicas.

This is a legendary Super 8mm. Produced between 1971 and 1974 by Rollei, this camera brings some essential characteristics for its use in Collision. We can start by the excellent optical composition, signed by the German company Schneider. Aside from that, the SL84 has the capacity to operate in three recording speeds: 18fps, 24fps and 54fps – that provides us with the possibility of an excellent slow motion (our Beaulieu, for example, has a maximum speed of 36fps). Another important point is that the Rollei, differently to a lot of cameras from the time, can automatically identify a varied range of film speeds (from ASA 16 to ASA 100). that allows the use of the new Kodak Ektachrome 64T without greater complications. Because of being relatively portable and discreet, this should be the camera that will be in Paul and Derek’s hands in the Collision scenes. Below are its technical specs.

Rollei SL 84
marketed in 1971
production: 1971-1974
silent super 8 cartridge
lens: Schneider-Kreuznach Neovaron f: 1.8 \ F: 7-70 mm (1)
zooming ratio: 10x
focusing: manual, cross hair focus,1.5 to infinity
zooming: auto and manual
filter size: 62 mm
viewfinder: single-lens reflex with adjustable eyepiece: +/- 5 diopters
viewfinder information: aperture scale, battery power too low (LED)
exposure: auto and manual exposure control; TTL EE, Cds cell
film speed: auto between 16/25 and 100/160 ASA (daylight/tunsten)
CCA filter: built-in 85A filter, with filter control switch
filming speed: 18, 24, 54 fps, single frame
interval timer: possible with accessory Cinetric
shutter opening angle: variable, <180 degrees
fading: auto fade-in/fade-out, 90 frames
lap dissolve: auto
sound: double-system, recording with synchronized tape recorder
remote control socket: no
2 cable release sockets: single frame and continuous running
movie light slot: rollei type
flash synchronization socket: yes (2)
film counter: yes
handle: fixed, chamber for penlight batteries
battery check button: signal in the viewfinder
power source: 6 x AA batteries only
weight: 1325 g
dimensions: 69 x 184 x 259 mm
tripod socket: 1/4″
made in Germany by Bauer

* (1) some cameras of this model have in the lens this: Rollei Vario f: 1.8 \ F: 7-70 mm
* (2)”the sync contact on the camera permits lip synchronized shootinh in conjunction with suitable sound synchronizing equipment”

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