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FED 5 User manual
User manual for FED 5. 20 pages in English. Read the original PDF, download or print a copy without registration.
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- FED
- Model / document
- FED 5
- Document type
- User manual
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- English
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- 20
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- Film cameras
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IMPORTANT:
Set the shutter speeds only when the shutter has been cocked- Do
not furn the exposure head in the interval between <30> and <1>.
Failure to complywith these requirements results ln breaking of
the camera-
Slnce efforts are contlnually rnade to improve the reliability and
performance of the producg minor changes may be introduced
without special notlce.
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1. GEIYERALDIRECTIONS camera FED 5 is intended for amateur and professionar shoodng on stan- dard black-and-white and colour perforated fitm 35 mm wide. The carnera is simple in handling. Fulfilment of the rules set forth ln thc present manual ensures its reliable operation for many years. while handling the camerg do not exert excessive efforts, protect it from dust, avoid to touch its optics. The design of the camera is protected by the USSR lnrrcntors cergficates Nos 773562,313L94.View original page 5
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5. PREPARATION FOR
OPERATION
Prenaration of the camera for shooting
coniists In its loading by the rnagazine with
a film.
The loading ls carrled out under ordinary
soft lishtins condltions
Undo Ihe screw fixing the camera ln the case.
Remove the camera from the case.
Raise the lock shackles of camera cover 15
(Fis. 2) and turn them half-way round as far
is theygo according to Fig.3.Thenpressing
with thd thumbs on the cover, shlft it ln the
dlrection of tn arnow' 8s shown in Flg.4, and
take offthe camerL
Put the magazine with a lilm into the camera
recess. InsJrt the end ofthe film lnto the slot
of the take-up reel as shown in Fig.5.
Turning the shutter cocking lever H (Fig-z)
pull -get thifitm so that its peiforatlons should onto the teeth of both rims of the feeding
dnrm.
Close the camera by the cover and push its
edge underthe shleld.Turn the lock shackles
half-way round and lower thern lnto the
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Whenphotographlngwlth a flash lamp. the
shutter should be set to the spced of tTlO s
and the diaphragm value ls t6 be selecied ln
accordance wlth the fllm sensltlvltv. the
djstance to the object to bc photographii and
rne tomp power.
The camera has clip 6 (Fig. l) with cableless connectlon.
Priot to connectlng remove cllp stopoer 5
and lnsert the llash t"n!p it the cilp as'shown in fig; 13, thus lt li connect'ea to thc synchronlzer contact
The flash lamps can be connected and
disconnected with the shutter either cocked
or released.
More detailed Information on shootinswith
the,flash lem.ps can be_obtained by refEriing
to the manual enclosed wlth the ldmps and t6
the manuals on photograohv.
On depresstng ihe rclea3e bufton the flash
tamp is svltched on slmultaneouslywith the
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swltched on with the aid of the automatic
Fig.13 releasen
VYhen phorographirry the film is nrltcd out of
9e magazlne ard wound onb the lake-rp rceL lo neload the camena for the next shootiis the
fllm should be rcrvound back into the magfiine
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As soon as you take pictures of 36 frames'
dlsconnect the shuttei mechanism. It can be
made by pressing on the edge o-f disconnector as far ltwlllili.r. ij tris. f4; downwardsgo and by hxlng tlie sleeve ln thls posltion'
While nressing on the sleeve, nsver move
aside tlie.cocklng lwer slnce this does not
allow the sleeve to be fixed-
Then oress wlth a flnger on ravlnding knob Fig.14
lO (fig. 2) and turnlt countercloclcrvise' A
flnger-belng released, the knobJumps up.
Turnlns the knob, as shown in Flg. 15'
re*,indThe whole film into the magazine.
While rervinding the film back the lens
should be covered with a caP.
'the end of rewinding is determined by the
.tt"nsi of an effort rlquired for pulling the
film 6nd out ofthe take-uP reel.
Toprotect the film from accldental exposure'
a" f,ii""i""A the camera at excessively bright
iighti"g (e. g, under conditions of direct
solar radiation). Fig.15
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Open the csmenl, as lt has been descrlbed Iock lt locks Put the camerr lnto the ease end above, and teke out the film magazlne.In this tlx lt with a scncw.
case thg plctune_counterwtlt beiufomatically \Yhen closlng thc casc do not forget to shlft set to the lnitlal positlon. the cocking lever to the transport positlon
Cock the shuttef for connecting the shutter To do thls, tlghten the lcver end to th:e shield.
mechanisnr. Close the camera bf e cover and In thls posltlon the lcryer will not hlnder to
close thc case.
7. ACCEPTANCE CERTITICATE
It is hercby ccrtlfied that camera FED 5: camera No66i1!WtensNo.
meets the requfucments of the specittcations and is found fit for servlce.
Date of
.'Ir S. Signature of persons
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