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GAF L-CS SLR User manual
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FEATURES
1. Film advancelever 1 I
2. Shutterspeedand f ilm 2 10
speeddials 3 11
3. Shutter release 4 12
4. Exposurecounterwindow
5. Multipleexposureswitch
6. Exposuremeter and depth
of f ield previewswitch
7. Self-timer
B. Focusingring with distance
scale
9. Film rewindknob and film
compartmentcover latch
10. Batterytest button
11. Film type indicator
12.Accessory(hot) shoe
13.X-syncf lashoutlet
14.M-syncf lashoutlet
15.F/stop settingring
16.Take-upspool
17.Sprockets
18. Batterytest light
19.Viewfinder eyepiece
20. Rewind releasebutton
21. Tripod socket
22. Battery com partment
23. Ftlm chamber 13
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E GAFCorporation1974
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OONDENSED Details ATTACHING NECKSTRAP LENS GAP
INSTRUCTIONS on page Removeneckstrapand wire loops To removel
l. Insertbattery 5 f rom plasticbag. Pry end of wire Depressprotrudi ng tabs
away f rom loop and insert simultaneouslyand pull cap away {,tI2 Load camera 6 separatedend into eyeleton Irom lens. i camerabody.Keepfeedingwire
3. Set ASAfilm speed 9 into eyeletby turningloop until To attach: .-*i II,t
roundedportionof loop can be Depressprotrudingtabs,press
4. Advancefilm to first 6 f reely moved in cameraeyelet. cap againstf ront openingof lens f rame barrel and releasetabs. {I Threadneckstrapinto wire loop
5. Pushdown 1 0 and secureit by pushingdouble-
exposuremeter headedstud into "buttonholes" switch,set shutter in strap.Repeatprocedureon l
speed,and adjust other side of camera.
f/stop ring until
needleis centered NOTE: Insertwire loop carefully
to avoidscratchingcamera.
6. Observesubject 14
throughviewfinder
7. Focus 72
8. Depressshutter 14
release
Read entire booklet
for details
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LOADING BATTERY
A mercurybattery(MalloryPX-625 Cleanbatterybeforeinserting appearabovethe viewfinder
or equivalent)powersthe built-in and thereafterat regularintervals. image(Fig.4). Replacethe
exposuremeter.lt is suppliedwith Wipe both sideswith a rough batteryif greenlightdoes not
the camera,eitherrnstalledor materialto removedeposits. appearor if it is verydim.
packedseparatelyin the camera Averagebatterylife is about one
oox. year.Sincethe batterymay
develooa leak,removeit before
To install battery: the camerais stored.
Usinga coin,unlockbattery
compartmentcoverby turningit TESTING BATTERY
counterclockwise90 degrees Look into viewfindereyepieceand
(Fig.f ). Removecover.Place depressbatterytest button"'
batteryin compartmentwith plus (Fig.3). lf the batteryis in good
side up (Fig.2). Replacecover. condition,a greenlightwill
T o or event excessive batter v dr ain hold
button depressed for oniy a second or
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LOADING CAMERA
Use20- or 36-exposure35mm f ilm lf it does not go back all the way, 4. To makesure f ilm has been
in standardmagazine.GAF" films turn knob untilit does. loadedproperly,operatef ilm
are availablefor makingcolor 3. Insertend of f ilm intoslot in advancelever(Fig.9) until it
slides.colorprints.or black-and- take-upspool (Fig.7). Place locks.Now turn rewindknob
whiteprints. thumb lightlyoverf ilm on bottom clockwiseuntil a resistanceis felt.
sprocketwheeland operatef ilm Do not force it. Keepobserving
To load camera: advanceleveruntil upper f ilm rewindknob; it should turn
1 . P u l l o u tf i l m r e w i n dk n o b sprocketwheelalsoengagesfilm counterclockwise every time
(Fig.5)untilcamerabackis perforationsand film is securely the film is advanced. Depress
released.then swing cameraback wrappedaroundtake-upspool shutterreleasewheneverthe f ilm
open all the way. (Fig.8).When the f ilm advance advanceleverlocks.Operatefilm
2. Keepf ilm rewindknob pulled leverlocks.f ree it by depressing advanceleveruntilfigure"l" is
all the way out. insertmagazine the shutterrelease.Closecamera oppositethe pointerin the
intochamberwith protrudingend back. exposure counterwi ndow
towardsbottom of camera
(Fig.6).Pushin f ilm rewindknob.
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EXPOSURE COUNTER
(Fig. 1O).Do not pressshutter The numberof exposuresalready The next higherf iguremovesto 'releasewhen the f igure 1" madeis indicatedby the numbers the indexlineeverytime the f ilm
is oppositethe index mark. in the exposurecounterwindow advanceleveris operated.When
adjacentto the f ilm advancelever. the cameraback is opened.the
Camerais now readyfor the f irst As there is no spaceto show every counterautomaticallvreturnsto
exposure. number,somef iguresare indicated "S" (start).
lf thefilm rewindknob does not by dots. Each dot representsthe
turnwhilethe f ilm advanceleveris f igurefollowingthe one beforeit.
beingoperated,the camerawas InFig. 11 for example,the dot
not loadedproperly.Eitherthe next to the f igure "'1" standsf or
f ilm becamedetachedfrom the figure"2", the followingdot
take-upspool.or the sprockets (adjacentto indexline)for
did not engagethe perforations. figure"3".
Ooencameraback,removeand
reloadf ilm:followsteps2,3, and
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UNLOADING THE CAMERA SHUTTER SPEED SETTING
Unloadcamerawhen (witha 3. Turn rewindcrank clockwise.A The f igureson the shutterspeed2O-exposure roll of f ilm)the red tensionis felt as the film is being dial indicatef ractionsof a second. "20 '"'isf igure oppositethe index rewoundinto the magazine.Stop The f igure 125,for example,
line in the exposurecounter turningthe rewindcrankwhen the indicatesa shutterspeedof 1/125thwindow. tensionis relieved,indicating of a second.
Unloada 36 exposureroll of f ilm that all the f ilm has been returned The "8" settingis usedwhen a
when the red f igure"36""'is to the magazine. longerthan one secondexposure
oppositethe indexline. 4. Open cameraback by pulling is required.The shutterwill
out rewindknob all the way. remainopen as long as the shutter
Do not open camera back until 5. Lift out film cartridge. releaseis held depressed.
the unloading procedure has Have film processed without To set the shutterspeed,turn dial
been completed. delay. untilthe desiredf igureis linedup
Stepsfor unloadingcamera: with the white indexline adjacent
1. Unfoldrewindcrank. to the shutterspeeddial on the
2. Depressrewindbutton on camerabody. In Fig. 12,tor
camerabottom all the way. example,the shutteris set for a
1/ 125thof a second exposure.
Af t e r t h e 20t h o r 3 6 t h p r c t u r e o n e o r mo re
f r am e s may s t i l l b e a v a i l a b l e T h e s e f ra me s
may b e u t iliz e db y o p e r a t i n g t h e f i lm a d va n ce
levera f t e r t he r e d f i g u r e 2 0 o r 3 6 ha s b e e n
l i n e du p w i t h t h e i n d e x l i n e i n t h e e x p o s u r e
cou n t e r P ic t u r e s m a y t h e n b e t a ke n u n til
a r e s i s t a n c de u r i n g t h e o p e r a t i o no f t h e
f ilm a d v a n c ele v e r i n d i c a t e s t h a t t h e e n d
of t he f ilm h a s b e e n r e a c h e d D o n o t fo rce
film advance lever beyond that point.
W h i l et h i s p r o c e d u r e p r o v i d e so n e o r m o r e
add it io n a el x p o s u r e s p e r r o l l i t i s n o t
r ecommende da s t h e f i l m m a v b e co me
sep a rat edf rom t h e s p o o l T h e s e p a ra te d
f r lm c a n n o l b e r e w o u n d i t s r e m o v a l
f r om t he c a me r a r e q u i r e s a d a r k r o o m
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FILM SPEED SETTING
The ASA speedof the film is are representedby dots. The image.At the instantof exposure,
specifiedon the box or in the followingchart shows the ASA the automaticmechanismcloses
instructionsheetpackedwith the and DIN numbersrepresentedby the diaphragmto the openingset
f i l m . dots. on the f/stop ring.
Pullup ring aroundshutterspeed For manualoperation,pull switch
dial and rotateit until the ASA" AUTOMATIC/MANUAL SWITCH up all the way.Now the letter"M"
indexof the f ilm is alignedwith The switch shown in Fig. 13 is is visiblebelowthe switch(Fig.
the line at the centerof the ASA usedto selectautomaticor l4). With the switchin this
windowon the shutterspeeddial. manualf/stop operation.For positionthe diaphragmis always
ln Fig. 12for example,ASA 100 automaticoperation,push set at the openingindicatedby
has beenset at the index line. switch down all the way. Now the the f/stop ring.
Whenthe ring is released,the letter "A" is visibleabovethe
selectedASA speedautomatically switch (as in Fig. 13). With the
locksinto place. switchin this position,the lens
Due to the lack of spaceon the is open at its widestf/stop to
dial,somef ilm speednumbers providea brightviewfinder
ASA Speed
1600 uoo 'ooi 'ooi 40i25i'ui'o "i i i i i'ooi i i
12501000 640500 320250 160125 80 50 32 20 12
DIN Speed
c 1 4 o t o 2 1 o 1 Q o 1 7
3 3 :il: 3 0 ? ? 2 tt7 ? e 2 4 tr tt t t t r 13i 11 3231 2928 2625 23 22 20 18 16 14 12
" The s a me I n s t r u c t t o n sa p p l y t o f i l m s ca li-
br at e d a c c o rdi n g t o t h e E u r o p e a n DIN sp e e d
r at in g s y s t em L i n e u p t h e D I N f i g u re with
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EXPOSURE
The camerafeaturesa match- 4. Observesubjectthrough the after the f/stop ring is set at the
needletype semi-automaticCdS viewfinder. smallest lensopening,turn
exposuresystem.For accurate 5. Turn f/stop ring,first clockwise, shutter dial to a faster speed.
exposuresthe user has only to then counterclockwise,until This will permitthe centeringof
centerthe needlein the needleis centered,as shown in the needle.
viewfinder,as shown in Fig. 15. Fig. 15. When the needleremainsbelow
6. Push up exposuremeterswitch the horizontalposition(Fig. l8)
To center needle: to return lens diaphragmto even after the f/stop ring is set at
1. Set Automatic/Manualswitch automaticoperation. the largest lensopening,turn the
on the lensat "A" (asdescribed Exposureswill now be accurate. shutter dial to a slowerspeed to
above). Turn on exposuremeterand allow the centeringof the needle.
2. Pushdown switch shown in re-centerneedlewhenevera For example,if at a 1/ 125second
Fig.l6 to turn on exposure changeoccurs in subject shutterspeedand an f/ 16 lens
meter. brightnessor i I lumination. opening the needleis abovethe
3. Set desiredshutterspeed. lf the needlestaysabove the horizontalposition(as in Fig. l7),
horizontalposition(Fig. 17) even resettingthe shutterspeedto a
15
t
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1/250thof a second or faster error.A close-upreadingwill
speedwill bring the needlebelow minimizethe effectof such
the horizontalposition.The needle backgrounds.Aim the cameraat
can then be centeredby turning the most important part of the
the f/stop ring. subject(theface in the caseof a
lf at a 1/125thof a second shutter portrait)from a distanceof about
speedand the largestlensoPening six inchesand centerthe needle;
the needleremainsbelow the then returnto the originalcamera
horizontalposition(as shown in positionand makethe exposure.
Fig. 18), resettingthe shutterto a
1/60thof a secondor slower When the picturesare
speedwill raisethe needleabove consistently over- or
the horizontalposition;it can then underexposed,the film may
be centeredby turning the f/stoP be more or lesssensitivethan
ring. its rated speed.This can be easilY
lf even at the largestlens oPening correctedby using a higheror
and the slowest practicalshutter lowerASA(or DIN)speedthan the
speedthe needleremainsbelow one printedon the f ilm box or in
the horizontalposition,the light the instructionsheet.Use a higher
levelis too low to provide ASA numberto correctfor
adequateexposure.Chang_eto a overexposureand a lower ASA
fasterf ilm (with a higherASA numberto correctfor under-
number)or use f lash. exposure.For example,if Pictures
made on a ASA 100f ilm are
Sincethe CdS electriceye consistentlyoverexposed,set ASA
measuresthe entireimage area,a speedat 125or 160,dependingon
backgroundthat is much brighter the degreeof overexposure.lf
or darkerthan the principal f ilms aie underexpoded.set ASA
subjectmay cause an exposure at 80 or 64.
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EXPOSURE METER RANGE FOCUSING DEPTH OF FIELD
Virtuallyall situationsencountered Observesubjectth rough "Depthof f ield" designatesthe
in averageusefall withinthe viewfinder.Turn focusingring nearand far limitsof the areathat
operatingrangeof the exposure f irst in one direction,then in the will be sharpin the picture(in
meter.When the few seldomused oppositedirection,untilimageis f ront of and beyondthe subject).
f ilm speed/shutterspeed sharpest*.The brighter m i croprism Depthof f ield is controlledbv the
combinationsthat are outsidethis area in the centerof the viewfinder f/stop.The largerthe lensopiening
rangeare set on the camera,a red 1sprovidedto facilitatefocusing. (f/stop),the shalloweris the deptlr
f lag appearsin the viewfinder The distancescalemav also be- of f ield.The smallerthe lens
(Fig. 19). The appearanceof the usedfor focusing.Estihateor opening,the greaterthe depthof
red f lag indicatesthat the meteris measure the camera-to-subiect f ieldwill become.
not operatrng,necessitatingthe distancein feet or meters,tfien The depthof f ield may be checked
use of a separateexposuremeter. turn the focusingring untilthe visuallyor it can be arrivedat
The followingtableshowsthe f igure representi-ngthat distance with the useof the deothof f ield
ASAf ilm indexand shutterspeed is alignedwith the red diamond. scale.
combinationsthat are withinthe ln Fig. 2(),for example,the camera For a visualcheck in the
operatingrangeof the exposure is focusedfor subiectsat a viewfinder,push down exposure
meter: distanceof 4 feet f rom the camera.
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Film Speed Shutter Speed Range
UP tO ASA 1OO From 1 sec to 1/1000sec
ASA 2OO From 1/zsec Io 1/ 1000sec
ASA 4OO From 1/qsec to 1/ 1000sec
ASA 8OO From 7esec to 1/1000sec
ASA 1600 From 1/15sec to 1/1000sec
U s e r s o f r n fr a r e d f i l m m u s t a d r u s tt h e
d ista n ce se tttn g : No te the f r gur e that af ter
f o c u s i n g i s a d j a c e n tt o t h e r e d d i a m o n d o n
th e d ista n ce sca le th en m ove that f iou r e
o ve r to th e re d R fo und to the r iohl of
t h e d i a m o n d
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meterswitch.This closesthe subject.In Fig. 21for examPle,
diaphragmto the lensoPening the lens is focusedfor subjectsat
set previouslywith the f/stoP a distanceof 15 feet f rom the
ring.lmagesharpnesscan now cameraandf/ 11 is lineduP with
be observed. the red diamond.Checkingthe
Thedepthof f ieldscaleindicates distancescaleoverthe pairof 11's,
(afterfocusing)the aPProximate it is found that objectsf rom about
areathatwill be sharpin the 10 feet to 30 feet will be sharPin
picture.Noteon the f/stoPring the picture.
the f igurelinedup with the red
diamond.Locateon the dePthof
f ieldscalethe correspondingpair
of f igures.Their positionon the
adiacentdistancescale indicates
the extentof the areathat will be
sharpin f ront of and beyondthe
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TAKING THE PICTURE
Afterthe lens is focusedand the using the largestlensopeningand accessoryshoe all the way.As the needlein the viewfinderis the slowestpracticalshutter hot shoe has "X" type
centered,take the pictureby speed). synchronization,it can be used
depressingthe shutterreledse. Electronicf lashand conventional with electronicf lashat a 1/ 125 To preventcameramotion,press f lashunitsusinqf lashbulbsor secondor slowershutterspeed.
releasesoftly,with an even f lashcubesmav-beused. With AG-1,AG-18,AG-38.M-2. pressureof the finger.Wherever The camera ha-sa hot shoe M-28 f lashbulbsand f lashcubes
feasible,use a tripod when the (accessoryshoe with built-in in conventionalf lash units,use a
shutterspeedis 1/30secondor f lash contact) and two standard 1/30secondor slowershutter slower. P.C.outlets:onemarked"M". speed.
the other "X".
SELF.TIMER Electronicand conventionalf lash IMPORTANT:Do not use P.C.
The self-timerenablesthe unitshavinga foot with built-in cord and hot shoe of f lash units photographerto get into the contactmay be usedwithout a equippedwith both. picture.Usea tripodor place connectingcord.Just slidethe
cameraon a f irm support.Get foot of the f lash unit into the camerareadyfor exposure.
Moveself-timerlever 22
counterclockwise,as far as it will
go (Fig.22).
Start self-timerby depressing
shutterrelease,then take podition
in front of the camera.Exposure
will take placeapproximately8
secondsaftershutterreleasehas
been depressed.
USING FLASH
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MULTIPLE EXPOSURES
The two P.C.outletson the camera Use the guide numbersystemto When desired,the shuttercan be
(Fig.23) acceptthe P.C.cord plug establishf lashexposure*.Find wound without transportingthe
or f lashunits. guide numberfor speedof f ilm film. This featurepermitsmaking
Plugelectronicf lashunitsinto beingusedin the ihstructions doubleor multipleexposureson
outletmarked"X" and use 1/ 125 suppliedwith f lashunit or a singleframeof film.
secondor slowershutterspeed. f lashbulb.
ForAG-1,AG-18,M-2,M-28 Take f irst picture the usual way.
flashbulbsand all flashcubes, To arriveat the f/stop to be used, Before operatingf i lm advance
plugf lashunit into outletmarked dividethe guide numberby the lever,slidemultipleexposure
"X" and use 1/30secondor distancein feet betweensubject switch to the left (towardsrelease
slowershutterspeed. and f lash.For example,with a button),as far as it will goi. The
For6, 68, 26, and 268 f lashbulbs, f ilm havingASA 64 speed,a f lash area next to the switch is now red,
plugthe P.C.cord into the "M" unit with a guidenumberof 32 indicatingthat the camerais set
outletand use a 1/60secondor for that f ilm, and a f lash-to-subject for doubleexposure.Operating
fastershutterspeed. distanceof 8 feet,a lensopening the film advanceleverwillwind
of t/4 will providecorrectexposure the shutterwithout advancingthe
because: film. Depressshutterreleaseto
32 (guidenumbe'\ make a secondexposureon the
ffi:4$t4). same f rame.
T lf af ter m oving the m ultiple exposur e
switch to the left, but before operating *So called"automatic"electronicf lash units the film advance lever, it is decided
providecorrectexposurewithout calcula- that a double exoosur e is not wanted. it
tions.Follow instructionsprovidedwith can be canceled by m oving the switch to
the unit. the r ight, to its or iginal position
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FILTER SIZE CHANGING THE IENS Operatingthe shutterrelease The lensacceptsSeriesVll f ilters Before lens is removedalways automatically returnsthe mu ltiple in 52mm diameterx .75mmpitch disconnectexposuremeter by exposureswitchto its original screw-inmounts,or 54mm slip-on pulling up switch (Fig. 24). Keep position(to preventaccidental mounts. turning lens counterclockwise doubleexposures).lf a third (shownin Fig.24) until it is exposureis desiredon the same FILM PLANE INDICATOR qeparatedfrom the camera body. f rame,just movethe multiple In certaintypes of work it is To replacelens, insertthreaded- exposureswitchto the left once necessaryto know exactlythe end into opening in camerabody more,operatef ilm advancelever locationof the film plane.TheO and keepturning lens clockwise to wind shutter,then depress mark on the cameratop until it is firmly seated.Do not shutter release.This can be indicatesf ilm position. force it. repeatedany numberof times. The screw mount of the camera When the requirednumberof acceptsa wide varietyof Pentax exposureshave been made, and Practicatype lensesand transportf ilm for the next accessones. exposureby operatingf ilm advanceleverthe usual way. 16 www.orphancameras.comView original page 17
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CAMERA CARE i The GAFSingle Lens Reflex lmportant:
11 Camerais a precisioninstrument. The originalbill of sale (datedsales
i; Usedwith care,it will provide slip with name and addressof ' yearsof service.Protectthe dealer)is now acceptedas proof
cameraf rom dirt, rain,dampness, of purchasefor establishingthe
, and excessiveheat.Avoid touching warranty period. No warranty card
f the lens.To clean lens,breathe is provided.To help identification
i on it, then wipe it gentlywith a in case of loss or theft, keep among
soft,lintlesscloth or tissue.Do not your personalrecordsthe camera
useeyeglasstissuesas they model designation(GAFL-CS)and
mightdamagethe lens coating. the serialnumberappearingon
. lf anythinggoeswrong, do not the cameraback,at the right of
try to repair it. Take it to a dealer the viewfindereyepiece.
or send it to the nearestGAF Photo
EquipmentRepairCentershown ' in the liston page18.
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GAF CORPORATION SPEGIFICATIONS
Gonsumer Photo Service Genter rYpe: Exposure System:
EmmaSt. 35 mm single-lensreflex camera Th rough-the-lensmeterin g,
Binghamton,N.Y.13902 with behind-the-lens center-weigh,tedaveragi n g system
match-needle exposure system utilizingtwo CdS cells
3500 North KostnerAve. lmage Size: Film speed range:
Chicago,111.60641 2 4 m m x 3 6 m m ASA 10 to 1,600- 11 to 33 DIN
Film: Standard lens:
16217Kittridoe St. 35 mm film in standardmagazine Coated,color corrected Auto
Van Nuys,Ca'iifornia91406 Lens mount: Chinonf /1.7,55mm, consistingof 6
Screw mount with a thread glqnneltqin 4 groups,43oangular
58-10Broadwav diameterof 42 mm (Pentaxand tleld of vtew,automatic/manual
Woodside.New York 11377 Practicatype) aperturecontrol,distancescale in
Viewf inder: feet and meters,depth of f ield scale,
P.O.Box 490 Pentaprismf inderwith Fresnel infraredfocusing indicator
Portland,Ore.97207 lensand microprismfocusingspot Focusing Rande (with standard
Magnification: lensf :
4601WintersChapelRoad Using55 mm lens,subject's 1.75tt(.5m)to infinity
P.O.Box 47999 apparentsize in viewfinder is Filtei size:
Atlanta,Ga.30340 92o/ooflife size Stanciardlens accommodates
Mirror: SeriesVll filters in 52 mm
IN CANADA Rapid-returntype diameterx .75 mm pitch screw-in GAF (Ganadaf Limited Shutter: mounts,or 54 mm slip-onmounts n " ,iI Consumer Photo Service Genter Copal metalfocalplaneshutter i;ry
70 Alexdon Road with horizontalslit,vertical
Downsview,Ontario scanning
Shutter Speeds:
9411Cote De Liesse 1 secondto 1/1000secondand B
Dorval,Quebec
1195WestSAve.
Vancouver9, Brit. Col.
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Film and shutter wind: Battery tester:
Single-strokerapid-windlever Button-actuated: green light
with 20'ready positionand 134" aboveviewfinder imageindicates
operatingswing batterycondition
Film frame counter: Dimensions (body onlyl:
Automaticallyindicatesnumberof Width 149 mm (57/ain.)
exposures- returnsto "S" (start) Height 95 mm (33/+in.)
when cameraback is opened Depth 65 mm (21/+in.)
Self timer: Weight (body onlyfr
Variabledelayto 8 seconds 850 gr. (30 oz)
Film rewind:
Foldingcranktype
Accessory shoe:
Standardaccessoryshoe equiPPed
with electroniccontact(so called
"hot shoe")for X synchronization
Flash sync:
"Hot shoe" plus "M" and "X"
P.C.outlets- "X" sync at 1/125
secondor slowershuttersPeed
Multiple exposures:
Doubleor multipleexposuresare
possiblewith simple leversetting-
leverautomaticallyreturnsto
single-exposuremode to Prevent
accidentaldoubleexPosures
Power source:
1.35volt mercury battery
(MalloryPX 625 or equivalent)
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