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Delta 2 - RZ
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                                                                                                                      \-Congratula,ion, on your choice of the Ouantaray DELTA 2-RZ camera which should bring you complete enjoy-
meni of photography because of its great simplicity and ease of operations.
Although op"r"lions are very simple, may we suggest that you read instructions through once before you even
touch the camera, as your pleasure in using the camera will be greater if you are thoroughly familiar with it.

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Herzlichen GlUckwunsch zu lhrer Wahl einer OuantarayDELTA 2-RZ Kamera, die lhnen viel Freude am Foto-
grafieren garantiert durch die unkomplizierte Handhabung.
irotz der unkomplizierten Handhabung der beiden Modelle empfehlen wir, vor den ersten Praxisversuchen
unsere Gebrauchshinweise genau zu studieren.


Nous vous felicitons d'avoir choisi le Ouantaray DELTA 2-RZ grAce auquel vous ne connaitrez que les c6t6s
agr6ables de la photographie, tellement son utilisation est facile et commode.
Bien que les op6rations soient trds simples, nous vous conseillons de lire attentivement les instructions avant
tout maniement de l'appareil. Lorsqu'elles vous seront famili6res, votre plaisir d'utiliser votre Ouantaray n'en
sera que plus grand.

Le felicitamos por su acierto en escoger la OuantarayDELTAz-RZ  la iual le brindar6 una amplia gama de
posibilidades en fotografia debido a su gran simplicidad y operaciones.
A pesar de que las operaciones son muy simples, le sugerimos se sirva leer las instrucciones antes de que Ud
use la m6quina,ya que de esta forma obtendrd un mayor placer en el uso de la misma y se familiarizarS con
ella.




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Battery Loading and Checking
Two 1 . 5 volt silver batteries are used to supply       1. Slide the battery com-
power to the exposure meter system. These       partment cover in the
batteries have a normal service-life of about          arrow-i ndicated direction
one year. lf the LED(light emitting diode)in the        to open.
finder does not light up, when the shutter re-
lease button is depressed, both batteries
should be exchanged, in the following
manner:
                                                   2. lnsert the batteries with
                                                         their plus (1) and minus
NOTE                                                      (- ) sides coincided to
x Use G 1 3  silver batteries or  equivalent       the rear side of  the
  (Burgess 7650, Eveready S76E, Mallory       cover. (Take off wrap-
  MS76H, Ray-O-Vac RS76G, RCA VS1776,       pings from the batter-
   etc. ).                                               ies.) Then, close the
                                                       cover.
CAUTION
* Do not take the batteries apart. hit them
  strongly or throw them into the fire. as
  they may explode.                                3. Depress the shutter re-
* The batteries will be exhausted very quick-       lease  button   lightly.                                             while looking into the  ly if you keep the shutter release button                                                 finder eyepiece. lf  an  depressed continuously.                               LED lights up on the                  +
* Take the batteries out when the camera is         right  border of   the                                               :::i--l::'l,:'Fl:rrn-irl  not being used for a long time as this will        finder screen a(ea, the
  help prevent corrosion to the battery com-         batteries are in worKing
  partment.                                              order.

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Basic Operating Procedures
   (Detailed explanations follow.)
1 . Load  f ilm into the camera.      2. Set the film speed to the      ? Advance the  f ilm and charge
   (Pages15to19)                 camera. (Page 29)               the shutter. (Page 21)
Bedienungsanleitung
   (ausfrihrliche ErklSrung folgt)
1. Film einlegen (Seite 16-20)       2. Einstellen der Filmempfind-       3. Filmtransport und Spannen
                                           lichkeit (Seite 3O)                des Verschlusses (Seite 21)
Mode d'emploi r6sum6
   (voir plus loin pour plus de d6tails)
1. Charger I'appareil. (pages 16     2. Aff icher la sensibilite du f ilm       Armer l'obturateur et avancer
  et 20)                             (page 30)                              le  f ilm (page 22)
Procedimientos b5sicos de operar con la cSmara
   (explicaciones detalladas a continuaci6n)
1. Coloque el  f ilm en la cSmara    2. Coloque la velocidad de  la      3. Avance la pelicula y carge el
   (pdginas 16 y 2O)                     pelicula en la c5mara (pdgina        obturador (p6gina l))
                                        30)
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4. Look through the  f inder eye-       5. Hold the camera steadily and       6. Upon exposing the  film,
   piece and determine the com-      press the shutter release       unload the film from the
   position, the focus and the       button softly.  (Page 43)         camera. (Page 45)
   correct exposure. (Pages 31
  to 37)
4. Ein Blick durch den Sucher-       5. Halten Sie die Kamera ruhig       6. Herausnehmen des belichte-
  und Sie bestimmen Schiirfe       und betdtigen Sie den Aus-       ten Films (Seite 45)
  und richtige Belichtung (Seite         loser weich (Seite 43)
  32 - 38)
4. Dans le viseur, cadrer l'image,       5. Tenir  l'appareil bien  im-      6. Lorsque le  f ilm est entidre-
   r6gler la distance et l'exposi-       mobile et d6clencher dou-      ment expos6, l'extraire de
  tion (page 33 e 38)              cement (page 44)                     l'appareil (page 46)
4. Mire a trav6s del ocular del      5. Aguante la cSmara firme-      6. Rebobine la pelicula y quitela
  visor y determine la forma,       mente y apriete el disparador      de la camara (p5gina 46)
  enfoque y correcta exposicion       suavemente (pdgina 44)
  de la toma (pSginas 34 a 38)





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      Film Loading
        1. Open the back cover of the camera.
          Pull the rewind knob up. When it catches, pull slightly
         stronger and the back cover will open.

       CAUTION
        The back cover will not open if you are pressing  it.





        2. Load the film into the camera.
          lnsert the fiim cartridge into the empty film chamber and
        push the rewind knob back in.  lf necessary, revolve the re-
         wind knob slightly in either direction so that its shaft engages
         the cartridge.

       NOTE
       Use 35mm film in daylight cartridges and load away from
           direct sunlight or strong artificial illumination.





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3. lnsert the film leader into the take-up spool.
   Pull the leading end of the film from the cartridge and insert
     it into one of the slots of the multi-slotted take-up spool.

  GAUTION
   Pull cut a sufficient length for insertion and push it  straight
   into the slot.





4. Advance the film.
   Stroke the film winding lever slowly while checking the film
   perforations which should .engage the film transport sprocket
   teeth at the too and bottom.





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 5. Close the back cover.
   Close the back cover, after confirming that the film perfora-
   tions are properly engaging the sprocket teeth at the top and
   bottom.
   Simply press  f irmly and the back cover will snap shut with a
     c lick.





6. Take up the slack in the loaded film.
  Take up the slack in the film inside the cartridge by rotating
  the rewind knob in the clockwise direction. (The rewind knob
   will rotate in the opposite direction thereafter when the film
  winding lever is stroked.)

7. Setting the exposure counter to "1".
    lf the film winding lever has been stroked all the way, with
  the preceding operations, press the shutter release button
  and make a blank shot. Repeat two times more which will set
  the exposure counter on "1",  ready for taking tne first ex-
   posure.


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Film Winding Lever and Exposure Counter
The film winding lever must be stroked 12O' or
until it makes a full stop. There is a play of 20" in
the lever action for convenience in inserting the
right thumb at all times. Each film winding lever
action(or auto-winding action) results in the fol-
lowing actions taking place: -
1. The  f ilm is advanced one frame,
2.The exposure counter is also advanced one
      f rame,
3. The focal plane shutter mechanism is  f ully       Filmschnellaufzug und Filmzihlwerk
   charged,
4. The ref lex mirror mechanism is fully charged,      Der Filmtransporthebel muss bis zum Anschlag ge-
5. The automatic lens diaphragm mechanism  is       spannt werden.
   fully charged, and                             Nach dem Transportieren bleibt der Hebel um etwa
6. The double exposure prevention system and      2O' vom Kamera-Kdrper stehen, griffbereit  fiir den
  double film winding prevention system are       ndchsten Filmtransport.
   activated.                                                                1. Der Film wird um ein Bild weitertranspor-
Depressing the shutter release button permits the                       t iert.
film winding lever operation(or auto-winding oper-       2. Das Zdhlwerk zeigt ebenfalls ein Bild mehr
ation ) to take place again but only when the finger           an.
is lifted from the shutter release button. This must       3. Der SchlitzverschluB wird gespannt.
be remembered when shooting consecutive frames,      4.Der Umlenkspiegel ist in Auslosestellung.
as the finger may keep the shutter release button     5.Die Belichtungsautomatik ist  eingeschaltet,
depressed in the excitement of shooting interesting        ebenso wie.
actions.                                                  6. Die Sperre  f tir Doppelbelichtung und doppel-
                                                   ten Filmtransport.
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Exposure Counter
The exposure counter is automatic and requires
no adjustment.
Opening the back cover, after rewinding the
exposed film, automatically returns it to "S".
Due to the lack of space, only O and even
numbers  f rom 2 to 36 are engraved on the dial,
while the odd numbers in between are not
shown.





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Setting the Film Speed
                                               $Since the correct exposure is dependent on the
film speed, as well as shutter speed and aper-
ture, always check the film speed or film sensi-
tivity indicated on the box or instructions which                                                                           ry
are packed with the film being used.
Then set the film speed to the film speed in-
dicator which is also on the shutter speed dial.
Simply lift up and revolve the milled ring around
the dial until the required ASA or DIN number
is seen in one of the windows on top of the
dial. There are nineteen click-stop film speeds
with seven indicated in full numbers and the in-
termediate settings indicated by dots, as fol-
lows:
                                   I                                            I             tllllASA  25 32 40 50 uo 80 100 125 160 209 250 320 400 5oo 650 800 1000 1250 1600                                                                               33DIN   15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32





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Finding the Correct Exposure Setting                                                                                        fl
                                                                 theThe exposure measuring and setting system in-corporated in                                                    +camera utilizes three light emitting diodes(LED) for giving positiveand highly visible indications and thus speeding up operations.            A\                            fl                                                                                                                                                             t.'H.'j\V
1. The power for the exposure measuring system is switched ON
  when the shutter release button is lightly depressed, which,
   at the same time, lights up an LED along the right border of
  the finder's screen Jrea (showing that power is being supplied
  and that the system is ready to work).
2. Three LED's are lined up vertically along the right border, with illu-
   mination of the central green l-ED indicating a correct exposure
   setting. on the other hand, illumination of either red LED',s, at the
   top oi bottom, will indicate over-and under-exposure adiustment
   and that the exposure setting is not correct'
 3. Exposure setting will be greatly speeded up if a suitable shutter
   speed is, first, chosen for the subject and then set to the camera.
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   speed by lightiy depressing the shutter release button and, at the
   same time, rotating the aperture ring until the green LED lights up.

  NOTE
  Use the following table as a general guide for shutter speeds to be used, although it must be re-
  membered that the choice of shuttei speed is not only dependent on lighting conditions but also
  on the need for stopping the action of the subject, when there is any movement
   Lighting                                Shutter Speeds
                                                                         sec.  lnOoors with normal room lighting.     1/3o to 1/60
                                                                         sec.   Outdoors, when clear and bright.        11125 to 1/25O                                                                          1 l25O to 1 /1 OOO sec.  Summer beach and snowscapes'
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R6glage de l'exposition correcte

              mesure                                                     incorpo16          deLe systdme                                                        d l'ap-                            169lage de l'exposition                       et de
pareil,                                                 qui                                                                des                  +         utilise                           6lectro-luminescentes                  diodes                                                    fournissent                trois
indications positives et trds visibles, favorisant la rapidit6 des ope-                lR\
rations.                                                   \u7
1. Le systeme de mesure est aliment6 en coLrrant 6lectrique lors-
  qu'une l6gere pression est appliquee au declencheur. Une
  diode s'allume i droite de I'image de vis6e, pour indiquer que
   le circuit est 6tabli et que le systdme est pr6t i fonctionner.
2. Trois diodes sont alignees verticalement 5 droite de l'6cran. L'allu-
  wage de la diode verte centrale indique que le rdglage est correct.
  En revanche, l'allumage d'une diode rouge (en haut ou en bas)
   indique soit la sur-exposition,  sbit la sous-exposition.  ll faut alors
   modifier la vitesse ou le diaphragme.
3. Les manoeuvres seront plus rapides si l'on choisit tout d'abord
  una vitesse appropri6e au sujet et aux conditions d'6clairement.
    ll suffit alors, tout en appuyant l6gdrement sur le d6clencheur, de
  tourner la bague de diaphragme jusqu 6 ce que la diode verte
   s'allume. Si elle ne s'allume pas, choisir une autre vitesse et recom-
  mencer l'op6ration.
  Nota:
  Le tableau suivant peut servir de guide pour le choix de la vitesse, mais  il faut se souvenir que
   celui-ci ne d6pend pas seulement des conditions d'6clairage. mais aussi de la rapidit6 des mouve-
  ments 6ventuels du sujet.
  Conditions d'6clairage               Vitesses d'obturation
  ffi6ctai16                  1/30 ou 1/60
  Ext6rieur en bonne lumi6re         11125 ou 1t25O
  Plage, Neige                      1 250 ou 1/1OOO
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LED Indications and
Shutter Speed/Aperture Adjustments
 1. Red + (plus) LED (at top) indicates over-exposure.
   ln this case, reset the shutter speed to a faster setting  (i. e.,
   1/60 to 11125 sec.) or stop down the lens diaphragm (i.e.,
  F 1.7 to F 5.6) for getting a correct setting.



2. Central green LED indicates correct exposure.
  The shutter speed is suitable for the aperture and vice versa.
  Check the shutter speed dial and aperture setting for the data
  to be recorded.



3. Red -  (minus) LED (at bottom) indicates under-exposure.   In this case, reset the shutter speed to a slower setting (i.e   ,
   '11125 to 1/60 sec.) or open up the lens diaphragm  (i. e., F 5.6
  to F 1 .7) for getting a correct exposure.





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Focusing

 1 . The subject is focused by rotating the distance focusing ring in either
   direction until the two halves of the image coincide in the central
   split-image rangefinder and is also seen distinctly and sharply in the
   surrounding fine focus ring. The split-image rangefinder is specially   good for speedy focusing action.                             ffi


2. The distance focused is found opposite the distance index (which
    is also the green-colored line in the center of the depth of field
   scale), when required for flash photography, etc.

3. Users having trouble focusing through the eyepiece should utilize
   accessory eyepiece correction lenses, which can be attached via
  the accessory Eyepiece Adapter.
  Your optician should be consulted for the required dioptric cor-
   rect io n.





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Holding the Camera and Releasing the Shutter
 1 . Hold the camera(or camera with auto winder) firmly but
   comfortably with both hands.
  Press the camera against the face and press both
  elbows (when possible) against the body to steady the
  camera. Whenever feasible, spread both legs slightly
  to steady the body, too.                               Kamera ruhig zu halten. Versuchen Sie
                                                         moglichst breitbeinig zu stehen, um2. As a rule, use the left thumb and index finger to grip                                                       auch dern Korper Halt zu geben.  the  f ocusing ring and support the camera on the  lef t
  palm. Use the right index finger to release the shut-      2. Nehmen Sie den linken Daumen und
   ter and the right eye for view-focusing.                      Zeigefinger zum Einstellen der Schiirfe
  Keep your finger on top of the release button and      und stLitzen Sie die Kamera mit der
  press smoothly and gently. preferably, while holding        linken Handfliiche. Das rechte Auge
  your breath.                                                         blickt durch den Sucher-mit dem rech-
                                                       ten Zeigefinger losen Sie die Kamera3. Use the fastest possible shutter speed for hand-held                                                      aus. l-lalten Sie den Finger moglichst   shots.                                                          waagrecht zum Ausldser und betdtigen  As a rule, the slowest shutter speed permissible is                                                          Sie ihn weich, halten Sie wenn moglich  one that is nearest to the focal length figure.  ln                                                             dabei den Atem an-  other words, the slowest shutter speed for  hand-
   holding a 135mm focal length lens is 1/125 sec. and      3. Firr Aufnahmen aus freier Hand wiihlen
  so forth.                                                      Sie am besten die ktlrzestmogliche Ver-
  For shooting at slower speeds, therefore, use a sturdy        schluBzeit. Als Regel gilt : die liingste
   tripod and a cable release or the self-timer.                 VerschluBzeit sollte etwa gleich der
                                                               Brennweite des verwendeten Objektives
                                                                              se in.
Richtige Kamerahaltung und Ausl6sung                   Das heiBt, bei Brennweite 135FflrTr:
1. Halten Sie die Kamera fest und ruhig, mit beiden Hdnden.        11125 sec usw. Fur liingere VerschluB-
  Drrlcken Sie die Kamera an das Gesicht und beide        zeiten verwenden Sie am bes.ten ein
  Ellenbogen (wenn moglich) an den Korper, um die       festes Stativ und den Drahtausloser
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Film Unloading
1. When the last exposure has been taken, as indicateo on the exposure
   counter, or when the winding lever cannot be stroked easily(or auto-
  winding cannot be completed, with drive motor continuing to drive
  and red lamp staying on), stop stroking the winding lever(stop the
   auto winder)or the film may be torn and pulled out of its cartridge.
  Depress the rewind button on the bottom of the camera, in order
  to rewind the film back into its cartridge.
2. Unfold the rewind cranl< and revolve in the clockwise direction.
  Rewind smoothly and evenly because erratic or very  f ast rewind-
   ing may cause static electricity marks on the film. Stop rewind-
   ing when tension Iessens.
3. Pull up the rewind knob strongly and open the back cover. Then
   let the cartridge fall out into your hand. (Do not drop it on the
     f loor as the cartridge may come apart.)

Filmentnahme
1 . Wenn gemiiss Filmzdhlwerk das letzte Bild aufgenommen ist (oder
  wenn der Filmtransporthebel sich nicht mehr mit normalem Druck
  bewegen ldsst. bzw. wenn bei angesetztem auto winder der Transport
   nicht ganz durchgeflihrt wird und die rote Kontrollampe dauernd auf  -
   leuchtet): Filmtransporthebel nicht mit Gewalt weiterbewegen (bzw.
  autowinder ausschalten), sonst kcjnnte der Film aus der Patrone ge-
   rissen und beschiidigt werden.
   Driicken Sie zuerst auf den Rtickspulknopf am Boden der Kamera.
2. AnschlieBend klappen Sie die Rrickspulkurbel heraus und drehen
  diese im Uhrzeigersinn. Spulen Sie gleichm6Big und nicht zLl
   schnell zuriick. Sie vermeiden dadurch statische Aufladunoen und

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Self-Timer
 The built-in self-timer is a useful mechanism because  it
 lets you take your own photograph or act as your own
 assistant (and hold lighting equipment or a reflector) or
 is useful for minimizing camera vibration on the tripod.
The self-timer is charged by revolving the self_timer
 lever 90'in  the counter-clockwise  direction or down_
 wards, as seen from above. lt is activated by stroking
 the shutter release button, after stroking the film wind_
 ing lever in the usual manner. The self-timer lever can
be adjusted for making delays between 4 to 12 seconds.
The self-timer can be charged before or after stroking
the film winding lever and can be used with shutter
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lnfrared Index
 1. The red-colored "R" on the depth of  f ield scale is the
    infrarecl index which is used for infrared photography
  with infrared film.
2. Focus in the normal manner, when using infrared film,
  and then shift the distance thus obtained to the in-
   frared index.
3. Follow instructions supplied with the infrared film for
   setting the correct exposure.


Inf rarot-lndex
 1. Das rot ausgelegte 'R' auf der Schdrfentiefenskala  ist
  der Infrarot-lndex. Darauf ist die Entfernung einzustel-
   len, wenn lnfrarotfilm verwendet wird.
2. Stellen Sie dabei die Entfernung in gewohnter Weise
  ein und tibertragen Sie die eingestelle Entfernung auf
  den Infrarot-lndex.
3. Befolgen Sie die Gebrauchsanweisung, die dem Infrarot-
   film beiliegt.



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