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  1. April 14th, 2000, 02:05 AM #1
    Cecil
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    I have gotten myself very confused...I refered to the manual for my Super 8 camera and it says to put the screw in the for the built in filter for shooting indoors, okay, but I can only get Type A tungsten film in my area. Should I not use the built in filter and get an #85 for daylight conversion or do I need to use both types of filters for the proper colors?

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  2. April 16th, 2000, 03:40 AM #2
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    The screw actually disengages the filter, which is otherwise present for shooting Type A film outdoors.
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