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First Camera Works / First Six / Firstflex User manual
User manual for First Camera Works / First Six / Firstflex. 6 pages in English. Read the original PDF, download or print a copy without registration.
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- First Camera Works / First Six / Firstflex
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- User manual
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- English
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- 6
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- 1.1 MB
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- Film cameras
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"FIRST SIX" satisfys your desire for every photograph need...day or night,
indoors or out,...black and white and color film...and will serve you faithfully for
many ye4rs better than any other camera.
"FIRST SIX" is the most outstanding all-around folding camera you have
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x Lens: F 3.5 First coatedlens Anastigmat. f. TSmmFocuses fromBfeettoinfinity.
* Shutter: 1r! Short Cocking, Compur-type. Nine speeds.
L, 112,ll5, 1ll0 1125,7150,LlL00,11400& B.
* Finder: Eye-level optical type plus Waist-level optical lvpe Yie\r-finder.
* Film: Twelve 2L X 2L inch pictures on 120 roll film.
x Construction: Sturdy all-steel press body ccvered with black simulated grained leather,
chrome-plated top, supports and winding knob.
x Size: 5 Llz X 3* X 1* inch, folded.
X ACT. WT. L 215 pound
* Lens Mount
Diameter: 1 Il4 inch. (33mm.). With Depth of field.
x Accessories: Range-finder
Lens hood,
Filter mount 30 mm.
Flash-Unit,
Self-timer.
Close-up-lens.
How to take a good picture with yorir "F IRST SIX"
(1). Loading film.
7. Open back cover of camera by releasing slide
lock (A.)
2. Pull left lower film release button(B) and insert
empty spool. Let button spring back into place.
3. Pull right lower filrn release button (C) andi
insert a roll of film. Let button spring back
into place. (Do not load a film under direct
sun light.)
4. Pull end of film out and put through slct of
empty spool as far as it will go.
5. Replace back cover of camera and push slide B D
lock (A) back into place. /open\
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6. Open film window (D). Turn large film winding knob (E) until figure No. 1
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l. Press the opening button (F) and the'holding protecting door with your hand while its
swing open and lens glides forward instantly into taking position.
2. Set aperture opening by sliding lever (J). Depth of field (K) helps you to decide
aperture opening.
Select correct speed and set by turning knurled ring (G) until desired speed figure
meets red arrow (H) or red dot (I).
4. Focus accurately on object which is to be the center of interest in eye-level view find-
er (L) or u'aist-level view finder (IvD by turning focus dial (N) until desired focus figure
meets red arrow (O). Using range-finder is always better than your eye-measurement.
Fo Cock shutter by pulling lever (P) upward.
6. Take a deep brea& and while holding it, release shutter b. ton (Q) firmly downward.
7. Open window (D) and wind
0 L film until figure No. 2 appears.
Make a habit of this step and
you will avoid double exposures.
S 8. If you are not going to take
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