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Bedfordflex User manual
User manual for Bedfordflex. 6 pages in English. Read the original PDF, download or print a copy without registration.
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- Brand
- Bedfordflex
- Model / document
- Bedfordflex
- Document type
- User manual
- Language
- English
- Pages
- 6
- File size
- 1.2 MB
- Category
- Film cameras
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O vrEwrNG L ENs O SHUTTER RELASE O pLAsrcroN LENs O LocK O SHOULDER STRAP HOLDER O "|NSTANT" & "BULB" SETTINGSView original page 4
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butkus.usCAMERA.BEDFORD ILEX DOUBLE LENS RETLTX
This is a new model of Camera with Plasicion lens.
It is so simple to operate that everyone, children and
adults can use it. It can take 12 colour or black/
white picture of 4x4 cm with a standard No. 127 roll
film. It is the most economical double - lens rellex
camera in the world!
WHOWREAD TOTHELOADFOTLOWINGFILM:INSTRUCTIONSREMEMBER! Always
load or unload {ilm under shade.
1. To unlock the back covet, turn the metal catch at
the bottom of the camera in the direction rnarked
"O" Then open the back cover by swinging it
out.
2. Remove the take-up spool on the lower film
chamber by pulling sut the lower film spool
locking spring.
3. Place the take-up spool in the upper frlm chamber
by pulling out the upper film spool locking spring.
4. Plate a new roll of No. L27 fllm in the lower
film chamber.
5. Draw out the film leader and insert the taper end
iito the slot of the take-up spool in the upper
film chamber. Then turn the winding knob to
ensut€ that the film leader is properly placed.
6. Close the camera back cover, turn the metal
catch in the direction marked "L"
Turn the winding knob until the number 'r1" is
seen in the red window. You are now ready to
take the firstView original page 5Page 6 · Read text
HOW TO TAKE PI9TURES:
1. Open the viewfinder hood by lifting it at the back.
2. Remove the lens cap. Look into the viewfindcr and
what you can see in the ground glass is the exact picture
you can take.
3. You can view the camera in the following waysr
a) Hold the camera steady, in the front position.
b) When fences or other obstructions are in your way
you can hold the camerq,'over head, viewhg from
below.
. c) For lower objects rest the camera on the ground.
d) Place the camera on your knee when taking picture
from lower level.
4. Push the shutter release'lever downwards gcntly and the
picture is then taken.
5. Turn the winding knob until the next number app€srs
in the red window and it is then ready for your next
picture. Repeat this procedure until 12 lictures have
been taken.
6. When using "BULB" setting be sure that the camera ir
prit on 6rm place.
TO HAVE BEST RESULTS BE SURE THAT THE
OBJECTS ARE ALWAYS AT LEAST 6 FEET AWAY
FROM THE CAMERA.
-64?koe.lsHOW TO UNLOAD FILM:
After taking l2 pictures, turn the winding knob until the
film is complotely transferred to the takc-up spool. Opcn
the camera back cove.- as indicated above and take out thc
film by pulling out the upper film locking spring.View original page 6From the M. Butkus archive. Original publisher and archive notices are retained.
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