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are properly seated onto the sprocket teeth
as shown in the circled area of Fig. 7.
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Close the camera back,
The lock
will
auto·
matically latch.
B.
Wind SPRING MOTOR WINDING KNOB (S)
until the spring is fully wound and repeatedly
depress SHUTTER RELEASE BUTTON
(e)
un·
til member 1 appears in FILM COUNTER (R).
9.
When the spring is fully wound, you can take
10 to 15 shots before you have to wind the
motor again.
SELECTING THE PROPER FILM SPEED
Every roll of film has enclosed an information
sheet.
The ASA rating of the film is indiceted on it
or on the film box.
Turn FilM SPEED DIAL (K)
so that the ASA number of the film is opposite
the ....
to
mark (Fig.
e).
The dots between the numbers on the FILM
SPEED DIAL (K) indicate the following ASA num·
bers
ASA
(32X40)
(64XSO)
(125XI60)
(250X320)
(500)
2S •
• 50
• 100
200
'00
DIN
15 •
. 18 •
21
2'
27
(10YI7)
(19X20)
(22)(23)
(25X26)
( 28)
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CORRECT EXPOSURE
Turn SHUTTER SPEED RING (F) until the de·
sired shutter speed number appears in SHUTTER
SPEED WINDOW (G) (Fig. 9).
Make certain tho
Ring is set at a click stop.
The shutter speed setting governs the amount
of timo the film is oxposed to light.
"50" (1/60
of a second) is recommended for sUbject not in
motion. Where motion exists, the faster shutter
speeds,
1/125
or
1/300
should be usod.
Turn AUTO/MANUAL RING (l) until "AUTO" is
opposite the markor. (Fig.
10).
When tho Auto!
Manual Ring is set at AUTO position, the CdS
exposure meter automatically sets the f·stop to
control the amount of light striking the fllm and
the proper exposure is always set. automatically.
When there is enough light, there will be a
white dot over the upper center of the viewflnder
(Fig. 11).
When there is not enough light for taking a
picture the dot becomes red (Fig. 12). When the
dot is red, either flash or other artiflcial lighting
is needed. (See page
10
for flash phatogrephy).
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