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Halina Super 35X User manual

User manual for Halina Super 35X. 9 pages in English. Read the original PDF, download or print a copy without registration.

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Halina
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Halina Super 35X
Document type
User manual
Language
English
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9
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Film cameras
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                                   35 X                ,f*re-t-                 Halina
             This camera is robust and attractively designed    BEFORE USING YOUR SUPER HALINA 35X
               in all metal. Produced to meet the demand for a    BE SURE TO READ THIS INSTRUCTION BOOK.
               moderately priced 35mm camera incorporating  all the         1. Lever Wind and Transport
                  features found on the more expensive types of came'             2.- Exposure Counter
                                                                                         and Cable SocketI                  rzrs. Fitted with the famous Halina f3"5/45mm.         3. Shutter Release
               Anastigmat Lcns-the results on either black/white         4.
                                                           5. Distance Setting Ring.l,x            or colour films are outstanding.                                Speed Setting Ring.
                                                           6. Aperture Setting Ring.
           The large viewfinder is fitted with a Bright-line                                                           7. Rewind Button (Not shown on diagraur)
              Frame-Finder. This means that the field of view         8. Accessory Shoe.
                 registered within the Frame-Finder will always be         9. Rewind Knob.
                the one recorded on the film.                            10. Viewfinder Window.
                                                                stroke        11. Depth of Focus Scale.            Also fitted is the new  !:]E!-g!!!l-ot"
              winds the film, cocks the shutter and advances the         L2. Flash Synchronization Nipple.
                exposure counter.                                     13. Body Catch (not shown on diagram)
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          14. Rewind Knob Shaft
           f5. Film Loading Chamber
          16. Rear Viewfinder Window
          L7. Film Sprocket
          18. Take Up Spool
         19. Back Cover Guides
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A further fitting of great use is the accessory shoe(8)
                                                      This enables a Rangefinder, Flashgun, etc. to be fitted
                                                              to the camera.
           www.butkus.us                     The use of a Flashgun is of particular importance
                                              and interest-it enables the camera to be used the
K) After the last exposure is taken a certain resistance      whole year round, 24 hours a day-light conditions
will be felt and this indicates'the film is used and has      are of NO consequence  if you have a Flashgun.
to be rewound into the cassette before removal. This
is done by depressing the Rewind Release button (7)    We especially recommend the following fashguns-
(situated on the base of the camera), and simulta-    DUO-LUX Princess, Primus, Regent, Popular, Luxo-
neously rotating the Rewind knob (9) in the direction       mat, etc.
of the arrow-when the Rewind knob appears to
rotate without any resistance the film has been     The shutter of the Super HALINA 35x is synchroni-
rewound completely into the cassette, the camera       sed so that bulbs can be used at a shutter speed of
Back can be taken off (see instructions under heading      L/25th of a second. Fit your Flashgun into the
A), remove cassette and reload.                                                         Accessory shoe (8) on top of the camera, the synch-
Your Super HALINA 35x is fitted with a Tripod Bush                                                           ronising lead of the Flashgun should be connectedenabling  it to be set on a Tripod (the ideal method                                                  to the synchronisation nipple of the camera (12)to obviate all camera shake). The Tripod Bush is
also used to hold the camera securely in the Ever       follow instructions for normal use, but remember to
Ready case.                                                     set the Speed Setting Ring (4) on L/25th of a second.
               Lens Hood, Fllter llolder, Filter, Ever Ready Caee alwaye available
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                          H) To set the correct dis-      broken white line of the Bright-Line Frame-Finder
                              tance, turn Distance Set-     When you have the subject correctly composed, de-
                              ting Ring (5) so that the       press the Shutter release (3) smoothly. For the best
                           Subject Distance is  set       results avoid camera shake. The camera can be held
1l                               against the $ on the Depth       either vertically or horizontally.
                                  of Focus Scale (11). The
                                 Infinity Mark o indicates
                                                                                                                  J) When you have made an                                 distances of over 30 feet.
                                                                                      exposure ad.vance the film
   AT THIS STAGE CHECK THAT AtL ADJUSTTET{TS                      by actuating the Lever
   ARE CORRECT.                                                      Wind (1) 1800 in readiness
                                            I) Hold the Camera firmly                               forthe next exposure. The
                           in both hands, Sight the                              Super Halina 35X is fitted
                                                                       with a Double Exposure                                  subject to be taken through                                                                         Prevention Device (no
                          the Viewfinder (16) Now      danger of 2 shots on one negative) The Lever Wind
                          compose the subject within        (1) has a threefold use. 1. Transports the film. 2.
                               the Bright-Line Frame-Fin.      Counts the exposures 3. Clears the Double Exposure
                                                         Prevention. To make sure the film is being transpor-                            der (See Fig.)For subjects
                                                               ted correctly a useful tip is to watch if the Rewind                                  at less than 6 feet parallax                                               Knob (9) rotates in an anticlockwise direction when
     compensation  is achieved by taking the photograph      you advance the Lever Wind (1) If this does not rotate
    with the upper part of the subject just touching the       the film has probably been incorrectly inserted.

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