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Fujica FUJIPET EE User manual
User manual for Fujica FUJIPET EE. 13 pages in English. Read the original PDF, download or print a copy without registration.
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- Brand
- Fujica
- Model / document
- Fujica FUJIPET EE
- Document type
- User manual
- Language
- English
- Pages
- 13
- File size
- 3.6 MB
- Category
- Film cameras
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DESCRIPTIOI\ OF PARTS
l. Shoe for flash gun
2. Yiewfinder
3. Shutter release button
4. Under exposure u'arning rr-. ark
5. Camera support leg
6. FiIm winderI 7. Electric eye
B. Lens
9. Flash gun cord connection terminal ,
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II,MS TO BE T]SET)
FUJIPET EE uses 120 size film. Films having speeds of
ASA numbers between B0 and 100 are best for FUJIPET
EE. Ask for FUJI NEOPAN SS Roll Film, ASA 100.
(I(odak Verichrome Pan
is also suitable for use
with Fujipet EE.)View original page 5Page 6 · Read text
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OADII\G THE CAMERA
Load your camera by following
the sequence as illustrated, and
do it in the shade.
To open the camera back,
loosen the tripod socket
screw by turning it counter
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Turn film winder and Put camera back into Advance film until figure
sets into vierv in theadvance fiim a little place, slipping it in " 1" film counter window onto make sure that film along the groove in the camera back. After
advances properly. the direction of arrow, each exposure, advance
and tighten tripod film until next number
appears in the window. socket screw. The numbers run I to I2,View original page 9Page 11 · Read text
PERTURE As you look into the viewfinder with the camera held to bright subjects, the electric eye moves the needle to the left, and with the camera held to dark subjects, the needle moves to the right, and sets automatically the aperture (from ll to 22) tor correct exposure. All you have to do is just press the shutter button, and it will give you a fine picture. But, toward the evening or on a dark day, the needle moves down to the red marking at the bottom right, and n'arns you that the picture will receive under exposure.View original page 11
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The len s speed i s I 1, an d the f ocal length is 70 mnr. f he
alrerture range is l l to 22 continuous, and the shutter speed
is I /60 of a second.
Correct Exposure [, nder-exposureView original page 12From the M. Butkus archive. Original publisher and archive notices are retained.
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