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Bronica ETRSi Auto Ext Tube E User manual
User manual for Bronica ETRSi Auto Ext Tube E. 14 pages in English. Read the original PDF, download or print a copy without registration.
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- Bronica
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- Bronica ETRSi Auto Ext Tube E
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- User manual
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- English
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- 14
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The Automatic Extension Tube-E has been Finally, for greater pleasure and freedom from developed for the purpose of providing greater troublesome exposure calculations, the use of lens extensions than possible with the unaided the AE Finder-EII is recommended because com-
Zenzanon E/PE lenses (from 40 mm to 250 mm plete exposure automation is retained even
focal lengths), without loss of the automatic when the automatic extension tube is used.
lens diaphragm and electronic shutter actions in Please read the instructions through completely
the lenses. Thus, operations are identical to that before you use the accessory, as you will then without the automatic extension tube which be able to use the accessory with greater ease means that operations are very simple and and more satisfaction.
trouble-free even when the accessory is used
between Zenzanon lens and ETR/ETRS/ETRSi.
Three automatic extension tubes are available,
with extensions of 14mm, 28mm and 42mm
which are designated E-14, E-28 and E-42. For
extensions greater than 42mm, the use of the
Automatic Bellows Attachment-E is recom-
mended because it can provide greater, variable lmportant
lens extension.
Tho autometac oxtonsion tubeE can only be used singly.
Do not connoct the automatic axtonsion tub6 to sach other.
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Nomenclature....
Front surface Rear surface
Attachment of Lens to Automatic (Lens side) (Body side) Extension Tube . 6
Attachment to the Body 8
Detachment from the Body . 10
Detachment of Lens from Automatic
Extension Tube . 11
Care and Maintenance 13
Pointers for Close-Up Photography 14
Formulas for Macrophotography 16
Close-Up Working Datas . 18
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Digitally signed by Mike Butkus
DN: cn=Mike Butkus, o=Butkus camera manuals,
ou=butkus.org, email=mike@butkus.org, c=US Mike Butkus Date: 2023.09.16 13:21:28 -04'00'
verse the lens back to (1)The lens connected to shutter. Next. line up Preparations for taking
the red dot position the automatic exten- the red dots on the pictures are completed and then revolve it sion tube cannot be body and the automatic with the above.
once more until it locks attached to the body extension tube. Then,
securely which can be (or detached from the insert the automatic ex-
confirmed by the body) unless the shut- tension tube fully into
height of the locking ter is cocked, as in the the body mount. When
pin. case for attachment/ well seated, rotate in
removal of the lens the counter-clockwise * lt will not be possible only (see page 22 ol fully until it stops. An
to attach the automatic the instructions for the audible click should be
extension tube to the ETRSi) heard which will indi-
body if the locking pin ln other words, f irst, cate that the accessory
does not retract- rotate the film winding is securely locked into
@ crank and cock the lens place. o
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(1)The combination of ter. Next, depress the (1)The cocking pins on {2} Next, depress the lens
lens and automatic ex- lens release button. the automatic exten- release button on the tension tube must, first, Finally, rotate the auto- sion tube will be shifted accessory and rotate
be detached from the matic extension tube in slightly in the direc- the lens in the clock-
body. the clockwise direction, tion of release, when wise direction (while * Do not detach the lens while keeping the but- the lens and accessory maintaining pressure
from the automatic ex- ton depressed at the combination is de- on the button). When tension tube first. same time, until a full tached from the body. a full stop is made, the
stop is made at which Therefore, shift the lens can be detached.
Therefore, first, rotate point the lens can be cocking pins to coin-
the film winding crank detached. cide with the green-
and cock the lens shut- colored dot. as initially
done before attach-
ment.
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(1) Focusing with the split- (3)When using the 40mm crease the depth of photographer and/or
image or microprism and 50mm focal length f ield. camera and that special
spot may be found lenses, it should be And, naturally, a slow care must be exercised
rather difficult in close- noted that there will be shutter speed will be for properly illuminat-
up shooting because of certain magnifications the rule, in this case. ing the subject. A lens
a decrease in the actual and/or exposure.factors Therefore, use a strong, of a longer focal length
brightness through the between the E-14 and rugged tripod for hold- can be utilized, in this
lens, as will be ex- E-28 tubes and between lng the camera set-up. case, as it will perm[t plained later. Therefore, the E-28 and E-42 tubes in order to eliminate the photographer and/
in such cases, focus which it will not be camera vibration and, or camera to be posi-
with the matte screen possible to use, because at the same time, use a tioned at a greater dis-
area. of the limitations in the cable release as much as tance from the subject
Or focusing screens amount of extension possible. and the illumination.
with a central matte possible with the helical At the same time, it On the other hand, of
area, such as the matte focusing systems of should be noted that in course, the depth of
focusing Screen-E or these two lenses. close-up shooting, there field will be even more
Grid Focusing Screen-E is danger of a shadow shallow which will re-
should be used. (4)The depth of field will being case on the sub- quire even more care in
become more shallow iect matter by the focusing.
(2) When using the 250 mm as the magnification is
focal length lens, there increased in close-up
may be some darkening shooting. Therefore, in the corners of the focus as carefully as
frame area, of about possible and, at the
2 mm or so- same time, stop down
the lens as much as
possible in order to in-
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ZENZABRONICA
Exported bY:
CO., LTD.TAMRON Kita-ku' Tokvo 114 Japan ,t7-,i. z-"hor", Takinogawa,
ilnone, tOStSet O-0131 Fax: (03)39 l6-1860
Manufactured bY:
CO., LTD.BRONICA Toda-shi' Saitama-Pref 335' Japan Ii'in"r" eiiogi-Hisa3hi,
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