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Coronet Rapier Mark 1 User manual
User manual for Coronet Rapier Mark 1. 13 pages in English. Read the original PDF, download or print a copy without registration.
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- Brand
- Coronet
- Model / document
- Coronet Rapier Mark 1
- Document type
- User manual
- Language
- English
- Pages
- 13
- File size
- 0.8 MB
- Category
- Film cameras
- Document date
- Not specified in catalog
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Points to Remember
Always take " snaps " in bright light with the
sun at your back.
ln bright direct sunlight this camera wi!! pro-
duce beautiful colour snapshots for you if you
use either Kodak or Gaevert or Agfa Neg/Pos
roll film which any first class photographic
Dealer will be able to supply from his shelves.
For pictures on dull days, or in shady places,
or at night, or indoors, use the inexpensive
"Coro-flash " Synchro Gun.
Be sure to stand at least three paces from your
sublect. To take portraits, ask your dealer to
supply a "Coronet" "close-up" attachment,
which will enable you to stand as close as three
feet from your subiect.
Hold the camera quite still when taking the
picture-squeeze the shutter release gently.
Load and unload the film in the shade or
indoors, and don't leave the camera about in
glaring sunlight for long periods.
Don't let sand or dirt get into the camera-it
may ruin the shutter mechanism. The best way
is to keep the camera in a case when not in
use.
Ask your photo dealer for advice.
ALWAYS UEE COBOIIET BOLL TIMS
Firrt-clesr quality. Sold et " lower than usual " prices.
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INSTRUCTIONS
FOR USING
THE CAMERA
TAKES 15 PICTURES
(4:4 cms.r CN SIZE 120 FILM
RA3ls/650 Printed in England
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Push down the two locks to open the back
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RTD WINDOW
(FOR EXPOSUR€
NUMBERS\
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Lood the film
rI&5I.*PLACE FILT,1 BETWEEN AiiM: rHENIHi --.THREAO TONGUE
oF sPool BRAe<E r OF PAPER iNTO LON6 SLOT
OF EMPTY SPOOL
IURN WINDING KEY ONCE OT
TWICE AND BE SURE FILM WINDS
EVENLY AND IRU€
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Turn winding key 2 or 3 times
BLACK SIDE
OF PAPER
BE SURE FILH WINDS
EVENLY AND TRUE
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Compose picture with sun oyer right or
left shoulder, neyer in front of camera
ON IMMEDIATELY
NUMBER
Aftrif" l2th piaure, wind film right
aff, open bock ond unload camera
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F I ashli ght photogr aPhs
FLASH PHOTOGRAPHS-
INDOORS_OUTDOORS_
UNDER ANY CONDITIONS
OF LIGHT. ARE DELIGHTFULLY
SIMPLE W|TH THE INEXPENSIVE
..COROFLASH '' GUN
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Remoye film from camero
TAKE OFF BACK_SEAL GUMMED
STF.IP, AND \^/ITHDB.AW EXPOSED
ROLL
TAKE FILM TO DEATER FOR OEVELOPING AND PRINTING
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