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Haking Sunscope 35x User manual
User manual for Haking Sunscope 35x. 9 pages in English. Read the original PDF, download or print a copy without registration.
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- Sun
- Model / document
- Haking Sunscope 35x
- Document type
- User manual
- Language
- English
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- 9
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- 1.1 MB
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- Film cameras
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15 Fllm Lording Chambcr 16 Rcar Viewfinder window 17 Sprockets 18 Fllm Take-up SpoolView original page 4
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A. Hold the camera C. Never L@d ln e Brlgbt
. with the basefacing Ligbt. Ensure that thc clip
on the Film Take-up spool upwards and turn (lE) is in position (more or
thcBaekCoverback less facing the sprockets
so that it points to (17). Pull out approx.3 in.
of the film leader from the
"O" (for opcn). loaded cassette,and insert the end of the film leader
sccurely into the opening on the Film take-up spool
(18). Still holding the Film take-upsp.ool(18), fit the
loaded cassctteinto the Film Loading Chamber (15), ' B. Slide thc camera making sure the film spool on the ciilxrcttc is correctly
cngagedin the slot of the Rewind Knob Shafr (10) Back cover down
Turn the film wind-on knob (2) in the direction of the
the film, eruuring that
in the sproctctsI thetowardscamerathe andbascre-of arrow,the film toperforationstake up anyengageslack correctlyin
(17) should thc wind-on knob (2) stop rotating bcfore move complctely. the slack is taken up, depressthe Body Rclcgse(3) and
The camcra Back turn the wind-on knob (2) until it stopsagain. Replace
the camera Back Cover by reversing the procedure and thc basearc one
given undcr the letter B. ENSURE THE BACK picc. covER LocK ts TURNED TO..L" (L@KED).
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D. Wind the film on by
turning the wind-on knob F. Set the drutter sp€cd
(2) in the direction of the
arrow until resistanccis by rotating the Spccd
felt. Depressthe Body Re-
lease (3) and repeat. The Setting Ring (13) until
unexposed film has now
beenbeenbroughtintonto position.position. the chosenspecd is op-
Set the ExDosureCounter
(4) with the "O" 4sainstthe redAEa-chexposurewill- positethe red Diamond.
now automatically be counted on the Exposure
counter (4).
G. Setthe distancefrom
the subject to be taken
E. Set the aperture by to the camera,by rotat-
rotating the Aperture Set- ing the DistanceSetting
I dotting isRingopposite(8) untilthe thechosenred ' 1 . ! : V : ' ! l e , Ring (6) until the dis- € 0 ( : r 5 tance is opposite the
setting3.5-4-5.6-8- I I red Diamond-be sure
-15. Hold the Distance you manipulate onlyI Setting Ring (6) steady the Distance Setting
with one hand and rotate Ring (6) as the ap€rture
the Aperture setting ring setting should not be
disturbed.The Distance Setting Ring (6) and
(8) with the ether. ApertureSettingring (t) will rotateas one unir.View original page 6Page 8 · Read text
Your SUNSCOPE35x ls flttcd with e Trlpod Busb
cnabling it to be set on a Tripod (thc idcal mcthod to
obviate all canlera shake). The Tripod Bush is also
used to hold thc camera securelyin the Ever Ready
case.
A further fitting of great use is the acccssoryshoc
K. Aftei the last exposureis taken a (9). This enablesa Rangefinder,Flashgun,etc. to be
certain resistancewill be felt and this fitted to the camera.
indicatesthe film is usedand has to be
rewoundinto thecassettebeforeremoval. The use of a Flashgun is of particular importance
This is done by depressingthe Rewind and interest-it enables the camera to be used the
Releasebutton (l) (situatedimmediately whole year round, 24 hours a day-light conditions
behind the Body Release (3) ), and are of NO consequenceif you havea Flashgun.
simultaneously rotating thb Rewind The shutter of the SUNSCOPE35x is synchronisedsoknob (10)in the directionof the arow- that bulbscan be uscdat a shutterspeedof l/25th ofawhen the Rewind knob appears to second.Fit your Flashguninto the Accessoryshoe(9)rotate without any resistancethe film on top of the camera,the synchronisinglead of thehas been rewound completely into the
Flashgunshould be connectedto the synchronisationcassette,the camera Back can be taken nipple of the camera (14), follow instructions foroff (see instructions under heading A),
normal use, but remember to spt the Speed Scttingremovecassetteand reload.
Ring (13) on l/25th of a second.View original page 8Page 9 · Read text
A?ERTURE OPENINGS RECO]III.IENDED FOR A SHUTTER SPEED oF t/5fth sEcoNo
C O L O U R BLACK and WHITE FILM USED
D A Y L I G H TT Y P E MEDIUMSPEED HIGH SPEED
SCHEINERSPEED 72 28" 3 1 "
LIGHT CONDITIONS CE loucjr i gh ty
AVERAGESUBJECTS t w e e n E e t w e e n 5.6 4 people,houses,gardens,
3cenesNOTin theshade a n d a n d 8 5.6
LIGHT SUBJECTS
beach,sea,snow scenes.
Distant scenery
DARKSUBJECTS
people in dark clothing,
dark flowers. houses
IF LENS APERTURE ABOYE IS l6
USE I / l00th sec. WITH A9ERTURE
USE f /25th sec. WITH APERTIJRE l 6
www.orphancameras.com USE f /200th sec. WITH APERTTJREView original page 9From the M. Butkus archive. Original publisher and archive notices are retained.
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