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- There was one occasion where the film ran when the ARRIFLEX (16mm motion picture camera) was left in standby. This causes trouble. - There are limited outlets in Orbiter. The crew suggests we specify which power outlets to utilize;[[Note]]New AC outlet [/Note]] there should be power outlet guides or layouts available. [[Note]] There are! (ref date book)[/Note]] - The lens cleaning kit worked very well. Two units could have been used. - 35mm flash batteries were used rapidly. There should be more spare batteries. [[Note]] 2 more being manifested [/Note]] The crew conserved, but the power in the batteries depleted. The crew actually used Sony Walkman batteries. - The crew favors the 28mm lens (for 35mm photography), and recommend we consider flying two. - It was pointed out, in response to crew comments on self-timing, that a new configuration self-timer is being produced. [[Note]] prototype in work. [/Note]] - On 70mm photography, there was difficulty with the infinity stop. - The spotmeter was used. - The crew changed velcro pattern on the window shades. Bungeees, velcro, loops, and wires were used. Quick access is needed for out the window shots. CLOTHING - Generally, fits were tighter in orbit that prior to the mission. Astronaut Seddon stated her clothing fit as well in orbit as on the ground. [[Note]] new flt suit OK [/Note]] - Crewmembers cut elastic on tight trousers and this worked very well; they did not think any redesign was necessary. - When flight suits are taken off, there needs to be a place to put them. Flight suits take up a lot of room. - The Remmington Shaver "ran down" after 4 days of usage. [[Note]] Ragan: look at total batteries [/Note]]
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