Bolsey B22 User manual

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          Few minufesfo rec d .  .  . Few secondsfo do.
Use ony 35mm blqck ond white or color film in stqndqrd cortridges
oI 20 or 36 frqmes. Loqd your Comerq in subdued liglrt.

  I. OPEN THE CAMERA
    Hofd the cqmerq in your lelt hand, lens down,
    moking sure fingers do  not touch ihe  lens.
    Unlock cover by turning lock lever on the
    bottom of the cqmerq in the direction of the
    orrow. Lift cover oft, by sliding it firsl slightly
    downwqrd. See figure  l.
 2. ,NSERTFILM CARTR'DGE
     Insert the film cortridge in the recess below
     the Rewind Knob, by sliding it  in from the
    cqmero bottom. Turn the Rewind Knob slightly
      until its shqft engoges the crosspieceinside
     the cortridge.
 3. ATTACH FILM I.EADERIO TAKE.UPSPOOI
    Turn Wind Knob until tongue (br slot on some
    comeros) on toke-up spool fqces you.  Pull
    qbout 3" oi film from lhe cortridge qnd insert
    leoding'"dge deeply under the tongue, (or
      in the slot) moking sure thqt the edge of the
      film rests ogoinst the bottom (outer) flonge of
     the toke-up spool. See figure 2.
  4. AI.'GN FILM ON SPROCKET
     Align the film so thqt the perforotionsof the
      ftlm  will  engsge  with  the  teeth  oi  the
     sprocket e,nd fhe film does not buckle. Turn
     the Wind Knob in the direction of the qrrow
      until  it locks. Do nof iorce ]he Knob.  lf   it
    does not turn freely,  lift  it qnd then lurn.
    Be sure oll film slqck is iqken up.  lf slock is
     s t i fl  p r e s e n t o f t e r   f i r s t w i n d i n g ,  r e - p e o t
    operotion.
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THE CAMERA

 5. CI.OSE CAMERA
    Be sure the film is riding stroight in its chqnnel, then reploce the
    cqmerq cover by sliding it gently over the film until the upper edge
     slips into position. Turn the lock. See figure 3.
 6. W'ND UP EXPOSED FILM I.EADER
   Now  bring the  film  inlo  position for  ihe  firsf exposure in  this
    mqnner: Lift Wind Knob qnd turn slightfy in the direction of fhe
    orrow, then releqse Wind Knob, qnd continue turning without
     odditionol lifting until mechqnismlocks. Do this twice (only qfter
     loqding, thereqfter, only once).

 7. SEI FRAME COUNIER
    Set frqme counter (below Wind  Knob. See
     figure 4.) of zero by turning  it in the direc-
     ]ion of ]he c,rrow on the Wind Knob.

 8. CHECK SETT'NGS
    Check the th ree bosic settings: shutter speed
     (exposure),diophrqgm (f stop), qnd focus, crs
    exploined on pqge  I  qnd you're reody to          F i g . 4
     shoot. When you shoot, hold the cqmero STEADYTpr€ss shutter
     fever slowly ALL THE WAY DOWN! Avoid ierks. YOU WILL HEAR
   TWO C[rCr(S, the first, releosing the no-double-exposurelever, the
    second,lripping the shutter.
  9. W'ND FILM FOR NEXT EXPOSURE
     After moking eoch picture, lift the Wind Knob ond turn in lhe
     direclion ol  lhe srrow. This winds the film, odvonces the counter,
    ond releqses the shutter lever for the next exposure.
 IO. DOUBLE EXPOSUREAND 'TS PREYENI'ON
    Winding film qfso retrqcts the no-double-exposure pislon, which
    when extended, prevents o  double exposure. lf  you  desire o
     double exposure, do not wind the film qnd push in the spring
     loqded piston. lt will free the releose lever ond qllow you to click
     the shutler.(see illust. pg.8-9.)

PIGTURESIN DAYTIGHT
     Learn  These Three  Basic  Settings

 l. Shutter Speed Setting: The length
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   o second. Your shutter con be set
    for   i nstontq neous exposures ro ng-
    ing from l/lOth secondto l/200th
   second.For qn exposureof  | /251h
   sec. (subiect not moving) set  f he
   index opposite "25t' on the upper
   scqle. For q  fqst moving subiect,                           diophrogm rcolc
                        t'100,,    set your shutter of        or "200'  .
   To mqke qn exposure longer thon  | /lO  sec., I  to 2 sec. for exom-
     ple, move index to B position. The shutler will open when lever is
    depressed,qnd will close os soon qs lever is releosed.
    For very long exposure, where the cqmerq cqn be left olone during
    exposure, set the index qt the T position. The shutter will open
     ofter the lever is fripped qnd  will close only ofter  it  is lripped
    once ogoin.
 ll. Diophrqgm (F Stop) setting: Just like qn €y€, your lens hqs qn
      iris, cqlled "diophrogm", which regulotes the qmounl of  light
    odmitted lo the film. You co n see it cleorly (when your cqmerq is
    not loqded) by opening the shutter (T position) ond moving the
    index on rhe lower scqle from 3.2, wide open, to 22 the smqllesl
    opening. Eqch time you move the index to the nexl mqrked set-
     ting, you open  or  close the diophrqgm one  "siop",  thereby
    doubling or holving the qmount of  light odmiited. i.e. q setting
     of 8 (meoning F:8) qdmits twice crs much light qs q setting of  I l,
    qnd four times qs much qs q setting of 16.
I I l.  Focusing: Focus with the coupled rongefinder by looking qt your
    subiectthrough rhe right hond window. The picture will qppeor split

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 horizontolly ocross the  middle. Move  the
 focusing lever button (left of  lens) between
 the two fingers of your left hond, up or down
 until the two split imoges coincide, in other
 words, until the upper qnd lower hqlves mqtch
 correctly qnd oppeqr qs one. This qt  the
 some time will move the lens qnd bring the
 subiect in shorp focus. lt is eosiestto sight on
 qny shorply defined verticol edge or  line in
 your subiect. Remember,your Bolsey focuses
 os close os 2 feet.

           Taking Pictures
 When  using block qnd  white  film, plon  to do your shooting one hour
  ofter  sunrise to  one  hour  before  sunset. For  color  film, moke   it two
  hours  qfter  sunrise  to  two  hours  before  sunset,  in  order   to  qvoid
  excessive red  coloring  of  the  subiect.

   l.   After  focusing your  cqmero,  switch  your  eye  fo  the  view  finder,
       left hqnd  window,  qnd  frqme  your  subiect. The subiect qppeqrs
    smq ller   in  this  window.  When  shooting  qt  2  feet,  correct  for
      "porollqx"   by  lifting  your cqmerq  slightly so thot some spqce will
     <lppeqr between the top edge of your viewfinder qnd subiect.

  2.  Hofd the comerq STEADYT press shutter  lever slowly ALL THE WAY
    DOWN!  Avoid  ierks. YOU WnL HEAR TWO Ct|CKS, the  first, releos-
      ing  lhe  no-double-exposure lever, the second, tripping  the  shutter.
    We recommend using o  Bolsey Cqble Releqse.

  3.  Alwoys  wind  film  immediotely  ofter  picture hos been  tqken.  This
       will keep your cqmerq reody  qt  qll times.

  4.  After  qll  film hqs been exposed, the counter  will show  it ond  film
       will  resist further  winding. REWIND   it bqck  into the cortridge  untif
     tension  is relieved, turning REWIND KNOB  in the  direction  of  the
     qrrow.
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     strop. Contoins four  Series V
     opficolly correct q nd color cor'
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    The  Bolsey   Filter  Kit  Confoins:
                              For Blqck qnd  White:
     Yellow  Filter improves fone  in  qll  scenic shots. ldeol  for beoch scenes,
     o nd  cloud  effects.
    Red  Filter  ior  dromotic  efiects fhrough  high  confrost, dorkened  skies,
      night-like  efiects.
                                For Color:
     Hoze  Filter  red uces hqze qnd bluish cqst in distqnt shots.
     fype  A  Conversion  Filter corrects for color when indoor color film  is
     used oufside.

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SET'O'IWAT1G..        . ThelrlostlmportontCon-
tributionTo PhotogrophySinceTheCoupfedRongeFinder
. . . DiophrogmCoupledTo FocusingForFloshShooting.
   l. Set-0-Molicoulomoticolfy compulesdiophrogmsettingsfor floshshoot-
   ingosthedistoncefromcomeroto subiectchonges.lt is o Bolseyexclu-
    siye,omozingfyfost,simpleondoccurote.
  2.Sel-0-Moticmokesfloshshootingfully oulomotic.Youneedno longer
 .  meosuredistonces,mokecolculotions,mokeinterpretotionsor useguide
   numbers.
  3. WithSet-0-Moticyoumoyfollowmovingsubiectslowordor 0w0yfrom
   the comero. . . ondshoot0n),momentyousee0 goodpicture.
  4. Set-0-Moticoulomoticollyprevenlswostedshots. . . stopsof o pointot
   whichpicturesshouldnot be tokenwiththe film ondbulbcombinolion
   youoreusing.
  5.Set-O-Moticpoysfor itselfby preventingwosledshots.
          SOME"PROFESSIONAI''HINTS
   I . Forbestcolorrenditionwhenusingindoorcolorfilm,setshutterspeedot
       | /25 sec.for dorkwolls,l/50 sec.for lightwolls.
  2.Foroll overogeworkuseSFbulbs.Forthe "professionol"opproochuse
   #S bulbsupto 12 leet,#ZS bulbbeyondl2 feetondoutdoorsqt night
    for bothcolorondblockondwhite.
  3. WithKodochromeTypeA film ondSFor SMbulbsno filteris necessory.
   For"professionol"resultstry SFbulbsondKodochromeTypeA filmwith
   on 8lA filter.Withotherbulbstry 8lB filters.
  4. No filteris requiredwith AnscofndoorColorfilm ondSMondSFbulbs.
   WithAnscocolorfilm ond #5, #ZS ondBontom8 bulbs0 UV #tt
     filteris suggested.
  5. With BontomI  bulb ond indoorcolorfilm, use shutterspeedof
      | /25 sec.





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