Fujica 35 Automagic User manual

FUJ'CA     AUT O MA GIC


        The rnore you kmow,
        The rnore fun you'll ltaue!
     Your FUJICA 35 Automosic is a preci-
     sion carnera. Every part has been
     designed to help you take better
      pictures automatically. For exzrmple
        it has the following features:
         AUTOMATIC ELECTRONIC EYE
         AUTOMATIC SPEED SETTING
        AUTOMATIC LENS SETTING
        AUTOMATIC LIGHT S IG].IAL
         AUTOMATIC FLASH CONTROL
    How these features work for you is
      explained on the following pages. ...
     and as you read, practice each step
     with the camera itself  . . . . You're in
      for a pleasant surprise at the quality
      of your first shots.
          FUI'CA
      Photogrophy's Finesf Fomily

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   PRACTICE  THESE5

      l.   sET FttM spEED
      Set the ASA dial at the speed of
      your film. This number is on the
       instruction sheet packed with the
         film.
F   2,  sET AT AUToMATIclt      Turn this ring to set AUTO mark -l
      under arrow on front of camera.
       This automatically controls both the
      speed of the shutter and the size of
       the lens opening.
   3.  Focus
      Move this knob to the distance you've
       estimated between the camera and
       your subject. For closeups set at 2.5,
      3,4 or 5 feet. For groups 7, l0 or
       15. For distant shots and big scenes,
       30 and oo (Inflnity). A good rule of
     thumb to follow is shoot portrait
       closeups at 5 feet (yellow dot) and
      group shots at 15 feet (red dot).
      ;"  AIM
     Look through the eyepiece on the
      back of your camera. Everything
      you see will appear in your picture.
      The glowing bar with the red section
        is the Automatic Stop and Go light
       signal. How this works is explained
      on pages 8-9.
   5. sHoor
      Press the shutter release button all
       the way down slowly while holding
      the camera steady. When you hear
      the click you've taken the picture.

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      Exposure counler window        Stop-and-Go signalo         o  window       Shulter release butlon dnd
      lhreoded cable  releqse         Focusing scoleo   sockef
                                 FUJINAR lens       Film qdvance wheel
                                          Viewfinder       Exposure conlrol mqrk                              ooo oo   (Greenf                           Exposure counler resef
                                   Wheel       Exposure conlrol diol quto- oo   molic, monuol or flosh                                        Flosh terminql
     ASA msrk (Red Tricngle|
                                 Comero bock lock    ASA film Speed selector
        disl                           Rewind crqnk
       Acressory shoe                                       Tripod Socket
        Eleclronic eye
                                    Rewind bulton       Focusing knob ooooo                                         ooooo

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                                   2. Rotrt" the film take-up
                                       spool to clearly see the slots.


 l.  Onun the back by sliding
the back lock as shown. The
back of camera will swing
open.





                                   6.  Clo.u camera back secu-
                                              rely.

5.  To..r film advance wheel
as you press the film down
against the sprocket wheel
to make sure that the film
perforations  are  engaged
with the sprocket teeth.   If
you cannot  turn  the  film
advance wheel, depress the
shutter release button. This
will unlock it.

HOW TO TAKE  PICTURES


Make fhe following setfings in occordonce
wilh fhe proctice sleps pictured on poge 3.
   l.  Film Speed on ASA diol.                            _q  2. "AllTO" opposite control mqrk.
  3. Dislonce between comero ond subiecr.                     I

  Look through viewfinder and compose the
scene....you can move close up or back until
you see everything yorl wish to include in
your picture. If you do move away from your
original position, reset the distance on the
focusing scale accordingly.

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   INDOORS OR OUTDOORS



     4   In the viewfinder, the Stop_and_Go signall*.         will appear as a bright bar with a redl       portion on the righthand side. If there is
       enough light for you to take the picture, you
         will see a black pointer within the bright
       bar. If there isn't enough light, the black
       bar will not appear or be fainily visible in
        the red section. This is your signal to use
        flash. How to use flash is explained on
       Pages 10 and 11.

       5.  Press the shutter release
         button all the way down slowlv
F      whileWhenheldingyou hearthe camerathe click,steady.you
I       have taken the picture.I

       6, Advance the film by turn-
         ing the wheel one or two strokes
        with your thumb until it locks.
      Your camera is now ready for
        the next shot.

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The shutter of your Fujica is fully synchronized to
   take pictures by flash.
      1.  Set fiIm speed dial to flash.
        2.  Obtain exposure guide number for shutter speed of
      U30 or 1/50 and ASA film speed from the exposure
      guide number table found in the flash bulb package.             s      J.  Divide guide number by camera-to-subject  distance
       to obtain aperture value.
      4. From the following table, select aperture setting
       nearest to aperture value thus obtained.
                 Setting Auto         3.4
                      r     No. l         4
                                     2          5.6
                                           6

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-     5. If the apertur.e value is 11, aperture setting No. 4
 ,          rvill give correct exposure.
             Assume you are usingASA50 film and your'+il   Example:   ^        10 feet away. And, if exposure guide number]'esubject
                                         110 for shutter speed'  i    of the flash bulb you are using is {    of 1/30 or l/50, divide 110 by the distance t0 to obtain
     the aperture setting number which will be 11, or 4 on
    . the Flash Exposure Tabie back of your Fujica. Set
      this number 4 on the exposure controi dial opposite the
      control mark.. ..and you're all set to shoot. Depressing
      the shutter release button will also set off the flash at
      the same time.





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The pictures shown
 here are the two
 ways to hold the
 camera convenient-
 ly and comfortable.
 Position A will give
 you horizontal pic-
 tures. Position B is
".,liood for  vertical
  pictures.


 How to unloqd you I FUJICA
   In 35 mm photography, after you have made your
  last exposure (20 or 36, depending on the roll) the
  film is rewound back i,rto its original cartridge'
  This is done by depressing the rewind button and                                  'When  turning the rewind crank as shown'        the
  entire roll  is  re-
  wound, there will
  be no tension on the
  rewind crank. OPen
  the back, lift  out
  the cartridge and
  bring it  to  Your
  camera dealer for
   processing.

FUJTCA
 Electric Eye
        35EE
 A fully autonia-
tic 35 with the
tremendous light
gathering power of
a FUJINON f/1.9
6-element lens. 11
shutter speeds up to U1000th second all automatically
coupled to the built-in electronic light meter. Instead
of the usual gears or cams that could be affected by
temperature changes or physical shock, FUJICA's tight
cell is controlled by 19 electrical resistors. These autc-
matically set the correct lens opening for every expo-
sure. Ask your dealer to s.cart his demonstration with
FUJICA's exclusive rear focusing technique. Surpris-
ingly low priced.
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