Hanimex 35SE User manual

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ET HAINITVIEX





                      GEBRAUCHSANLEITUNG
                       INSTRUCCIONES

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LOADING BATTERIES
A Use2 x AA penlight batteries.
B Useonly leak proof type alkalinecellsor similar.
C Open battery door (14) by pulling in the direction shown to releasethe
   catch.
                    'up'and    'down'asD Insertbatteries,one       one        shown.
E Closethe door. Be surethe catch clicks shut.

LOADING FILM
A Use any 35mm films with speedratingsof approximately100 ASA (21 DIN)
   or 400 ASA (27 DIN), with any lengthincluding12,20,24 or36 exposures.
  The film may be black & white or color negativeor color slides.
B Pull up the back door release(8) (this is also the film rewind crank) to
  open the back door (20). Insert the film cassetteso that the longer part
   of the centre spindle is down. Now push the crank slowly down, rotating
     it slightly if necessary,so that the shaft (12) engagesinto the centrespindle
   of the film cassette.The crank should now be sitting flat in its recesson
   the top of the camera.
C Pull out a few inches of film tongue and passit over the sprocket wheels
   (17) and insertinto the takeupspoolslot (18).

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D Depressand releasethe shutter button (3), then wind the film advance
  wheel (19) until it stops.
E The film tongue should havehooked into the slot (18) and the film should
  havewound around the takeup spool (18). lf not, repeatthe action of put-
   ting the f ilm into the slot, then repeatstep (D).
F Depressand releasethe shutterbutton (3), then wind the film.
G Close the back door. Repeat step (F) until the frame counter (2) shows
  exposurenumber 1. You are now readyto useyour camera.
OUTDOOR PICTURES
A Makesurethat you haveremovedthe lenscap.
B Set the weatherswitch (4) following the symbol markingsfor the prevailing
  weather and the type/speedof film being used. Howeverwhen using 100
  ASA/21 DIN with overcastconditionsprevailing,switch on the inbuilt flash
  (which automaticallyopens the apertureto F5.6) even for long distance
  shooting.
 SYMBOL/APERTURE     4OOASA/27 DIN  lOOASA 21 DIN
   #"s     ( B R I L L I A N TS U N )                         F 1 6
    *    (SUNNYCONDITIONS)     F 1 6            F 9.5
  &    (CLOUDYOVERCAST               USE FLASH       CONDITIONS)            F 9.5             F5.6
        f     (FLASH}                 F 5.6           F s.6

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C Compose the picture, remembering you can take horizontal or  vertical
   picturesby simplyturning the camerato suit.
D Depressthe shutter button (3).
E You will get best resultswhen the sun is anywherebut behind the subiect.
  Overheador sidelightingis best,back lightingwill leavethe subjectin shadow.
F Some people advancethe film before taking a picture. Someadvanceimme-
   diately after taking a picture. We recommendthe former particularlyprior
   to storing the camera becausethe latter leavesthe shutter springsunder
   tension.Howeverit is usuallya questionof personalpreference.

FLASH PICTURES
A When the flash is turned on by sliding the flash head (7) out from the
  camerabody, the lens apertureis automaticallyopened up, so the camera
  can be usedin this modeevenin dull weatheroutdoors.
B The optimum flash rangewith 100 ASA film is 3 - 8 ft, with 400 ASA film
   3 - 1 4 f t .
C Slide out the flash head (7) and wait for ready light (10) to glow. This will
   take at least8 secondsdependingon the condition of the batteries.
D Advancethe film if necessary,frame and shoot.
E   lt does not matter about the weather switch (4) setting; the flash head
   (7) overridesthis when extended.

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F Push the flash head (7) back in to turn off the flash and return to weather
   switch (4) control.
WARNING: Do not attempt to take this camera apart, to avoid any risk of
             electricalshock. This product should only be servicedby a com-
            petent serviceauthority.

UNLOADING FILM
A Unlike 110 and 126 cartridge loaded cameras,a 35mm camera requires
  you to rewind the film back into its cassetteafter the last exposure(usually
   12,20,24 or 361.
B  lf you don't rewind the film, when you open the back door light will flood
   in and ruin the film.
C To rewind film, depressthe film rewind releasebutton (15), unfold the
   film rewind crank (8) and turn  it in the direction of the arrow, smoothly
  and not too fast (to avoid causingstatic electricity problemson the film).
D When you have wound most of the film back into its cassette,you will
  probablyfeel a slight increasein effort requiredas the end of the film tongue
   pulls out of the slot (18). Then after one or two more turns, the rewind
   effort will drop to almost zero,at which point the film is completelyinside
   the cassette.

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E Raisethe rewind crank (8) to open the back door and releasethe film cas-
   sette.
CARING FOR YOUR CAMERA
A Protectcamerafrom dirt, rain, dampnessor-excessiveheat.
B Avoid touching the lens. To clean, breathe on  it  first, then wipe gently
   with a soft lintlesscloth or lenscleaningtissue.
C Do not useeye glasscleaningcloth.
D Do not use harshor abrasivecleanerson the camerabody.
TECHNICAL DATA
* Lens                  :  Coatedplastictriplet, t15.6,38mm
*  Flash                 :  G.N. 35 (ASA 100 feet)
*Shutter                              :  11125sec
*  Filter thread     :  43 mm diameter
 *  Batteries          ;  2 x AA alkalinecells
 * BLANK or DARK PICTURESmay be causedby:
   Leavingthe lenscap on
   Trying to shoot in very dult light without flash
   Shootingbefore flash is ready

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* DULL PICTURESmay be causedby:
  Usingthe wrong weathersetting
  Shootingin very dull light
   Trying to shoot at too greata distanceon flash shots
  Shootingbeforeflash is ready
   Film processingproblems

*PALE     OVEREXPOSEDPICTURESmay be causedby:
  Usingthe wrong weathersetting
  Shootingvery closeon 400 ASA (27 DIN)film with flash

*STRANGE        OBJECTSobscuringthe subjectmay be:
  Your fingeror thumb (pink)
   Part of the cameracaseor wrist strap (black)

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