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Agfa Optima 335 sensor User manual
User manual for Agfa Optima 335 sensor. 20 pages in English. Read the original PDF, download or print a copy without registration.
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- Agfa
- Model / document
- Agfa Optima 335 sensor
- Document type
- User manual
- Language
- English
- Pages
- 20
- File size
- 1.5 MB
- Category
- Film cameras
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Exposure meter window for
automatic exposure
Film speed setting window (DlN/ASA)
Cable release socket Film speed setting ring
Back cover latchView original page 4Page 6 · Read text
Film Speed Each film has a certain speed. This DIN or Rotate the inner ring by both lobes until the ASA rating is printed on the package and required film speed is opposite the straight must be set on the camera. line. The film-speed setting window is located on White numbers : DIN ratings the fens barrel. Green numbers : ASA ratingsView original page 6
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Agfa Quick-loading SYstem
Press down on the narrow side of the cam- Pull the film leader out of the cassette until
era. The back cover then pops open and 4-5 perforations on the lower row are visible
the cassette guide opens out. Open back (see illustr.). Films having a leader of ap-
cover. proximately 10 cm may show only 1-2 per-
forations, however. Slide filrn leader under
Insert film cassette into right-hand film chamber the lid of the take-up spool. The film must rest
with black spool head pointing up. Snap on the upper film track edge (see arrow).
cassette guide back into Place. www.butkus.usAfter making sure the transport gears mesh
into both perforation rows, close the back
cover. 6View original page 7Page 8 · Read text
Frame Gounter Film Advance Check At the beginning of the film, the counter is When the film is advanced, the silver knurled automatically set on A. Operate the quick- wheel on bottom of the camera must turn at wind lever and trigger the sensor until frame the same time to indicate whether the film is no. 1 appears in the middle of the frame being advanced ProPerlY. window. The frame counter always indicates the number of frames exPosed.View original page 8
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Distance Setting
The distance must be set prior to each ex- The distance settings from 3 ft. (90 cm) to
posure. Quick adjustment is made possible infinity (oo) are located on the lower part of
by the three distance symbols on the upper the front ring. Rotate the milled barrel ring
part of the front ring. until the white dot is opposite the required
setting or the corresponding distance
5 ft. (1.5 m) symbol.6 -
il'-1 11/z tt. (3.5 m) (oo) White numbers : metersa -infinity www.butkus.us
Green numbers - feetView original page 9Page 10 · Read text
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Viewfinder with Luminous Frame Automatic Exposure
The crystal luminous frame indicates the The electronics of the Optima 335 regulate
limits of the image area for horizontal and the exposure time (1/30-1/300sec.) and f-stop
upright rectangular exposures. setting continuously and completely auto-
matically. The exposure control can be
Exposures made from a range of between checked in the viewfinder. lf no signal can
3 ft. (0.9 m) and approx. 61/z ft. (2 m) are out- be seen in the viewfinder when the sensor is
lined by the inner, short frame markings. lightly tapped, then trigger the camera using
the red sensor.View original page 10Page 11 · Read text
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Flash Exposures
lf a red signal lights up on the right-hand For flash exposures the Optima335 Electronic
edge of the viewfinder, then the flash must be has a center contact in its accessory shoe.
used. The flash exposure time is set automatically
when a flash unit with center contact is in-
The exposure control reacts only when the serted into the shoe.
camera is ready to shoot and the batteries
h'ave sufficient voltage.
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Rapid Rewind
from the camera body. lt should be pushed After the last exposure, the counter will
fully back for storage in the handy carrying indicate 36,24, 20 or 12, depending on film
case. length used. The exposed film must be re-
wound into the cassette. Press down on the
At the end of the roll, the lever may only rewind button, pressing past the pressure
move part way back, in which case avoid point if necessary, and turn it to the R mark
forcing it as this may pull the end of the film where it will snaP in.
out of the cassette. The quick-wind lever is also used for re- www.butkus.us winding. The lever should always be moved
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that the film be removed by a photo dealer. Battery Gheck Before closing the back cover, snap the To check the batteries when the camera is take-up spool lid back into place. ready to shoot, simply tap the sensor button The automatic exposure operates with three lightly. lf the red signal does not light up Varta 4626 (or V 625 U) button cells which are when'the meter window is covered, change supplied with the camera. Their life is about all three button cells. 1 year. When replacing the button cells, we recommend using the same type although the following types cah also be used: UCAR EPX 625, Mallory PX 625 or RM 625 N. www.butkus.usView original page 15
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Replacing Batteries
The battery compartment is located inside slide battery compartment to the left and
the camera body. Batteries should be changed open it out. Press the metal latch to the right
only when the camera is not loaded with and remove old batteries. Insert new bat-
film. Changing batteries with camera loaded teries with the * pole pointing left, snap in
can only be done in a darkroom, otherwise battery compartment lid and close camera.
several frames will be lost. lt recommended Repeat battery check.
that this be done by a photo dealer who
also has new batteries in stock. Open camera
(see Page 6). Place thumb over ridges and Alterations reserved
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Accessories
Leather ever-ready carrying case to protect the The Agfatronic electronic flash units are com-
Optima 335 Electronic when not in use avail- pact and simple to operate. Equipped with
able under order no. 61871100. the latest in modern technology such as serial
computer, variable automatic ranges and
swivel reflector, these units are able to meet
any requirements.
B : battery (unit) www.butkus.us 200-300 flashes per battery setView original page 17Page 18 · Read text
Agfascop 100 and 200
Agfacolor K slide frames For viewing your color slides as well as for
self-adhesive frames pre-sorting a slide series, the 100 slide viewer
(with drop chute) and the 200 (with sliding
Agfacolor W slide frames changer) are especially suitable. Both
one-piece changing frame with snap fastener viewers have power suPPlY.
Agfacolor G slide frames
one-piece slide frames without glassView original page 18Page 19 · Read text
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Recommended Films
Agfacolor CNS Agfachrome CT 18 and CT 21
For color prints we recommend the Agfa- For finely differentiated, high-brilliance nat-
color CNS with 20 DIN or the high-speed ural slides. In addition to the CT 18, the
CNS 400 with 27 DlN. Both films have high high-speed CT 21 is available with a 100%
contour sharpness and brilliant color shades. speed increase which makes it ideally suited
for exposures in rain, at dawn, dusk or night.
lsopan
Always the right film for black and white
pictures, it has sharp contour and finewww.butkus.usgrain.View original page 19From the M. Butkus Camera Manual Library. Original publisher and archive notices are retained.
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