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Fujica 35 FS User manual
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- Fujica
- Model / document
- Fujica 35 FS
- Document type
- User manual
- Language
- English
- Pages
- 26
- File size
- 6.0 MB
- Category
- Film cameras
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Owner's Manual This booklet has been prepared to show you how to use
the FuJlCA35FSi www.butkus.uscamera correctlv. Please read it over
carefullv.
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HOW TO LOAD THE MERCURY BATTERY
1. 0pen the Mercury Bat- 2. Insert one mercury hat- 3. Be sure the battery ls
tery Chamber Cover. tery (HS-D 1.3V). inserted properly.
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Ell -Lf w C}-fr@G o a t1. Use a coin to open the cover. 2. Examples:
MALLORY PX.13
EVEFIEDY EPX-'I3
The battery that comes Wipe the poles clean before
packed with your camera loading the battery.
may not last a full year since The battery will last for
it is only supplied as a spare about one year.
battery.View original page 5Page 8 · Read text
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Viewfinder Eyepiece
Film Rewind Crank Shaft
Film Chamber
Tripod Socket
Film Advance Lever
Mercury BatterY Chamber
Holds one mercury bat-
tery (HS-D 1.3V) for
powering the camera ex-
posure meter.
Film Sprocket Wheel
Film Rewind Button
Film Take-up Spool
Back Cover
Pressure PlateView original page 8Page 9 · Read text
EE EXPOSURE (First, remove the lens cap)
$ r-o.u the Film . Alwayssunlight.choose a shady place to load your film. Avoid loading in direct
1. 0pen the Camera Back. 2. Load the film cartridge. 3. Insert the film tip into
the slot.
1. Lift the Film Rewind Crank. 2. Hold the cartridge with the 3. Insert the trimmed end tip
spool head pointing to the of the film deep into the slot
bottom of the camera and fit of the Film Take-up Spool.
the F ilm Rewind Crank
Shaft into the hole in the
opposite end of the car-
tridge. The cartridge will
now fit snugly in the Film
Chamber-View original page 9Page 12 · Read text
EE EXPOSURE www.butkus.us
t.. the shutter speed at -dS or 4r
- 11250 sec., for shooting outdoors in bright sunlight.
- 1/30 sec^, for shooting outdoors on a cloudy or rainy day, or
indoors in a brightly lit room.
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To set the shutter, just turn the
ring and set the marks opposite
the Setting Mark. ffiView original page 12Page 13 · Read text
EE EXPOSUBE
O r-oot throush the Viewfinder
1. What You Will See through the Viewfinder
o Zone focusing symbols and indicator bar./The bar
shows you the correct focus.
o Underexposure warning mark.llf the indicator bar
remains inside this mark when you press the Shutter
Release Button half-way down, it means the light is too
dim for correct exposure.
r Parallax correction mark./lf your lens is focused for !,
be sure your picture is framed inside the parallax
correction mark.
o Aperture Scale and indicator bar./They show you the
aperture you are using to shoot your picture.
o Bright frame./Everything inside the frame will be
pictured on the f ilm.
o Flash Mark./lt will start blinking as soon as the
FUJICOLOR STROBO S is charged and ready for - shooting.
o
a Parallax
ln photography, parallax is the angular
difJer of the obiect as seen through the
viewfinder and as taken by the lens
resulting from the change of position
from which it is viewed.
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2. Focus the Lens
1. Focus with the zone focus- 2. Focus with the distance
ing symbols. scale.
Eti == 5.5ft3ft (O.9ml(1.5m)forforclose-ups.half length
oortraits.
frf = 11.5ft (3.5m) for full
length portraits, group pic-
tures, and for quick snap-
shots. (Snapshot mark)
t^ =infinity 1 rc ) for shooting
anything farther than 11.5
ft (3.5m).
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1. Look through the V iew- You will see the same 2. You can also focus the lens
finder, turn the Focusing symbols on the ring itself . with the distance scale en-
Ring and set the bar to the You can focus for the shot graved on the side of the
symbol you want. The ring is you want by setting the Focusing Ring. The setting
provided with click stops. symbols on the ring opposite mark is the white line on the
the Setting Mark. camera body.
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EE EXPOSURE
3. Use the snapshot mark on a
clear day outdoors.
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3. For shooting outdoors in
bright sunlight, set the Jocus
at $i . Practically any sub-
ject will be in sharp focus
with th is setting and it is also
the best camera setting Jor
shooting fast-moving sub-
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3. Check the Exposure Indicator Bar and Underexposure
Warning Mark.
'l . Correct Exoosure 2. Under Exposure
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1. Press the Shutter Release 2. lf the exposure indicator bar
Button halfway down. lf the does not move out of the red
exposure indicator bar zone when the camera is set
moves outside the underex- at-,F. change the setting to
posure warning mark (red €r- lf it still remains in the
zone on the upper right of red zone, you will have to
the viewfinder), you can go shoot with flash,
ahead and shoot your pic-
tu re.
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EE EXPOSURE
ot,"t You Are through Shooting S
1. End of the film. 2. Press the Film Rewind 3. Rewind the film.
Button.
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a oo When the Exposure Counter 2. Press the Film Rewind But- 3. Turn the Film Rewind Crank
shows that the specified ton to free the Sprocket in the direction pointed by number of frames has\mbeen Wheel. the arrow. A sudden release
exposed, stop strooting. of tension will tell you that
the film has been rewound
back into the cartridge. -
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4. Open the Camera Back 5. Send out your film for processing as soon as possible
and unload the cartridge.
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lf something goes wrong and lf the Film Advance Lever
the film cannot be rewouno fails to return at the end of
to the end, do not try to the roll, just press the Film
force it back with the Re- Rewind Button, swing the
wind Crank. The film might lever fully out and let it snap
break if Vou do. Just take back into position.
your camera to your photo- Atter unloading the film, be
finisher without opening the sure to press the Shutter
Back Cover and explain the Release Button to free the
situation to h im. spring. l5View original page 18Page 19 · Read text
TO SHOOT WITH FLASH
How to use FUJICOLOR STROBO S. (lt will cause the flash mark in the Viewf inder to blink). HOWs l. Remove the hot shoe 2. Mount the STB0B0 S on 3. Set the guide number op-
cover. the camera. posite the Setting Mark.
fl,
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1. FUJICOLOR STROBO S is a 2. Insert the foot into the Hot 3" The shutter speed is set at
cordless flash. All you do is Shoe. 'll3Osec., and the flash syn-
insert the strobo foot into chronization contact is "X".
the camera Hot Shoe. The black guide numbers re-
present meters and the green
guide numbers represent
feet.
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HOW TO SHOOT WITH FLASH
lt you are using other types of flash ..... @
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'1 . Just set the camera to the lf you are using a cord type
specified guide number. lf flash. be sure to connect the
the guide number is a figure cord to the Sync Socket in
anywhere between the num- the upper left side of the
bers engraved on the camera, camera.
use a guide number that is 3. Remember, it is only FUJI-
smaller than the specif ied coLoR STRoBO S that witl
number. cause the flash mark to
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$ to Hold the Camera "o*
To take good pictures, you must first of all, hold the camera steadv.
This is especially important if the shutter speed is set at €> .
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Rest the elbows against the Guard against placing your
sides of your body. place the fingers in front of the camera
camera against your face, re- lens and the E E window.
lax your shoulder muscles
and press the Shutter Re-
lease Button gently down.
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HINTS TO BETTER PICTURES
to* to Shoot Backlighted PortraitsO
(ASA) 100 (ASA) 50
KT*KTO
1. Your portrait will normally 2. To make your picture turn
turn out dark due to strong out iust right, give your film
back light. one-half the ASA speed rat-
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Stage Scenes0 to Shoot "o*
(ASAI 100 (ASA) 200
BT* o
1. Spot-lighted subjects such as 2. To make your picture turn Note: After shooting in the
stage scenes will nOrmally out lust right, give your film situations described in 2
turn out too light due to the twice the ASA speed rating and 3, be sure to reset
darkness of the background. printed on the box. the film spsed s€lsctor to
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HINTS TO BETTER PICTURES
T-ftll When to Use a Filter
1.- Taken without f ilter. 2. Taken with a yellow filter.
(With black & white film)
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o o Be sure to use 49mm6, used for shooting with both Light balancing filters will
O.75mmP screw-in type fil- color and black & white change the color tempera-
ters. films. They also afford lens ture of light for improved
Exposure compensation is protection. color rend ition with color
automatic since the f ilter will o Yellow and orange f ilters for f ilms.
cover both the Taking Lens black and white landscape ND f ilters are used for shoot-
and the EE Window. photography will enhance ing with both color and
U ltraviolet f ilters f or absorb- contrast and improve sky black & white f ilms for re-
ing u ltraviolet rays can be to nes. ducing the quantity of light
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