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Cosina 1000s User manual
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- Cosina 1000s
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t9 COLOCATION DE LA PILAView original page 6Page 7 · Read text
www.butkus.us B LOADING THE FILM MISE EN PLACE DU FILM EINLEGEN DES FILMS INTRODUZIONE DELLA PELLICOLA GARGA DE LA PELICULAView original page 7
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UNLOADING THE FILM
POUR RETIRER LE FILM
HERAUSNEHMEN DES FILMS
SCAR ICAMENTO DE L L'APPAR ECCH IO
DESCARGA DE LA PELICULA
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CORRECT EXPOSURE
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DEPTH OF FIELD
PROFONDEUR DE CHAMP
SCHARF ENTIEFE
PROFONDITA'DI CAMPO
PROFUNDIDAD DEL CAMPO VISUAL
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DESCRIPTION INSERTING BATTERY
1. Exposure counter 1. Remove the Battery Compartment Cover by
2. Shutter release button turning it in the direction of the arrow with a
3. Film wind lever "toi!. 4. Shutter speed setting ring 2. Install the battery in the compartment, making
5. Film speed setting dial sure that the (-) side faces inside. Then close
6. Fiim plane mark the battery Compartment Cover securely.
7. Focusing ring
8. Aperture setting ring
9. Film rewind knob w/Rear cover release
10. Meter switch
11. M sync. terminal
12. X sync. terminal
13. Film rewind crank
14. Sprocket
15. Film take-up spool
16. Rear cover
17. Film rewind button
18. Tripod bush
19. CdS Battery (Evered E-675)
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Pase 6 Pase 5 4 3 LOADING THE FILM UNLOADING THE FILM
1 . When the Exposure Counter indicates the f igure 1. Flip up the film rewind crank. Pull it out one
step and then pull it out with stronger force, "2O" 1"36" in case of a 36-exposure f ilm), the
and the back cover will open. As the back cover "rf ilrn has been completely exposed.
base of has opened, "S" will automatically appear in 2. Push in the Film Rewind Button on the
the exposure counter window. the camera. There is no need to keep pressing it
2. Put a film cartridge into the film chamber' during the rewinding operation. When the new Make sure that the end of the film cartridge dtrt film is wound on, the Button will pop up
of which its spindle just out comes on the side automatically.
of the bottom of the camera body. 3. Fold out the Rewind Crank-Handle on the Film
3. Pull out the tip of the film leader a little bitas Rewind Knob and turn it in the direction of the
shown in the photo. Pass it over the sprocket arrow.
and insert it into the sPool slit. 4. Before the film-end slips off the Take-up Spool,
4. It is advisable to take up the film until its you'll feel a slight resistance, but keep turning
perforations are in gear with the sprockets, by the Crank-Handle.
turning the film wind lever bit by bit. 5. Stop rewinding when the Crank-Handle rotates
5. After ascertaining that the film has been taken freely. Open the Back Cover and take out the
up evenly, snap the back cover shut. exposed film.
6. Turn the film wind lever until it does not move Note: Avoid direct sunlight when loading or
further and then depress the shutter button. unloading Your camera.
Repeat this action while taking a look through
the window. lf you can see "1" in the film
wind window, you are ready to take the first
shot.
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EXPOSURE CONTROL OVER.EXPOSURE
1. Film Speed Setting When the Meter needle is in the upper half of the
Turn the Film Speed Setting Dial so that the scale, it warns against over-exposure. Adjust the
figure or the line standing for the ASA/DlN sfiuqer speed to a faster setting or the aperture to a
film speed of the film in use aligns with the dot smaller setting.
on the window. The lines between the settings
on the Film Speed setting Diat indicate the
intermediate f ilm speeds. r r CORRECT EXPOSURE2. Aperture Setting Correct exposure is obtained by centering the
Select the desired setting by turning the needle. However, check that the shutter/aperture
Aperture Setting Ring. Depress the Meter combination is just right for the subject.
Switch to turn 'ON' and keep it depressed. The
diaphragm is stopped down to the pre-selected
aperture setting for measuring exposure at the UNDER EXPOSURE
taking aperture. When the meter needle is in the lower section of3. Shutter Speed Setting the scale, it advises you of under-exposure. Select a
Turn the Shutter Speed Setting Ring and center slower shutter speed or a larger aperture setting. the meter needle in the viewfinder. lf it fails to
position in the centre mark, select.
4. Perfect Exposure
When the needle is centered, the camera is set
for correct exposure. Remove your finger from
the Meter Switch and the diaphragm will open
to full aperture. You can view through the
finder at maximum brilliance during picture-
taking.
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9 I Pase 107 PaseEXPOSURE FACTOR DEPTH OF FIELD
The easy-to-read Through-the-lens metering system When you focus on a specific subiect, an area in
incorporated in the Cosina 10005 measures the front of and behind that. subiect will appearaverage brightness of the light entering through the acceptably sharp in your picture. This area, or
taking lens. Consequently this system assures zone, of acceptable sharpness is DEPTH OF
perfect exposure without troublesome cornpen- FIELD.
sation of exposure factor; even when using inter- Depth of field is determined by the f-stop you
changeable lenses, f ilters, close-up lenses, extension select and the distance from the subjdct in focus to
tubes and bellows, etc. the film plane. As you get closer to your subject,
or as you open your lens (e.9. from f16 to f2.8),
the depth of field becomes shallower. By stopping
your lens down (e.9. trom f2.8 to f16), this depth
or zone of acceptable sharpness can be increased.E Another factor in depth of f ield is the focal length
FOCUSING of the lens being used. As a rule, the longer the
While looking through the finder, turn the focusing focal length of a lens the shallower the zone of
ring so that your subject is clearly visible. When the acceptable sharpness becomes; the shorter the focal
image of your subject does no longer "flicker" in length, the greater the depth of f ield. Knowing the
the small round center of the finder, it means that depth of field limitations of your lens can enhanceyour subject is focused. In the event that the lens is the creativity of your pictures. A deep zone of
stopped down for metering purposes and the inside acceptable sharpness provided by shorter focal f or "snapshooting" whenof the finder looks dim, press the aperture release length lenses is idealbutton. there isn't time to focus properly, as in fast action photography. Shallow depth of f ield can be used to
throw distracting foregrounds and backgrounds out
of focus to add separation between a subject and
its surroundings.
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Pase 1 1 IT lfl. FLASH PHOTOS B SETTING
In flash photography, correct exposure is obtained At the B setting, the shutter remains open for as
by dividing the guide number of the flash unit or long as the Shutter Release Button is depressed.
the flash bulb by the camera-to subject distance. This .setting is used for long exposures under dim
ExamPre: light conditions and for special effects.- Si,iX?$". ?3,
32+4 = 8 (correctaperture). .
The Cosina 10005 has M-X synchronization and
accepts electronic flash units and M-F clasS bulbs.
1. Electronic Flash: Synchronization at 125
setting. (at all shutter speeds from 1l'125 sec. to
1 sec. and B)
2. M class bulb synchronization at all shutter
speeds.
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USE OF CABLE RELEASE LENS INTERCHANGEABI LITY
The use of a cable release is recommended when A feature of the Cosina 10005 it its thread mount
using slow shutter speeds or bulb (B) exposure. for interchangeable lenses. lt accepts a large variety
Mount the camera on a tripod and screw a cable of ".ingerchangeable lenses from wide-angle to
release into the socket of the Shutter Release telephbto. Mounting is very easy. Whatever lens is
Button. mounted on your camera, the precise Thru-the-
Lens metering system and the luminous viewfinder
ir remain unchanged.
FILM PLANE MARK
The red mark on the camera top indicates tfre ACCESSO R I ES
position of the film plane. In close-up photo- Cosina offers a wide range of top quality acces-
graphy, it is advisable to measure the distance from sories for you 10OOS. These accessories will not
this mark to the subject in order to secure the most effect the easy-to-use Cds Metering system but add
accurate focus. to the versatility of the camera and also extend the
scope of your picture-taking from microphoto-
graphy to macrophotography.r
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SPECI FICATIONS
' Shutter: Copal Square metal focal plane shutter with speeds from B, 1 to 1/1000
sec., M-X synchronization.
Viewfinder: Reflex viewfinder with frtl^snel screen micro split-image focusing spot;
meter needle visible in the f inder.
Exposure Meter: Matching-needle Thru-the-Lens CdS meter coupled to shutter-aperture
settings; meter nee{.le visible in the finder; ASA range 25-1600.
Film Transport: Single-stroke f ilm wind lever advances film, sets shutter, counts exposure.
Other features: Automatic re-setting exposure counter, and prevents double exposure.
Lens: Auto Cosinon 50mm f11.9 4 group 6 element lens stop down to f/16.
(Only Automatic)
Auto Cosinon 55mm 112.8 3 group 4 element lens stop down to f 122.
(Only Automatic)
Lens shade Lens Screw-in type Slip-on type
& filters: f /2.8 49mm 51mm
f 11.9 49mm 54mm
Dimentions: 145mm(W) x 96mm(H)x 52mm(D) (Body only)
Weight: Z10g (Body onlyl
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