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HI-FLASH Camera User manual

User manual for HI-FLASH Camera. 12 pages in English. Read the original PDF, download or print a copy without registration.

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Brand
Hi-Flash
Model / document
HI-FLASH Camera
Document type
User manual
Language
English
Pages
12
File size
1.2 MB
Category
Flashes & lighting
Document date
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F O R O P E R A T I N G
   H I - F L A S H G U N
        IMPARTANT
   For  groper   operation   of  flash  Eun-one
   battcry  must have  tip  up;  the  other,   tip
  down. Be sure to use__freshbatteries.l_

 f0  0Ptll CASt-To   open flash gun
 case for insertion  of  batteries, turR
 reflector  retaining  ring  to left and  lift
 out reflector.
 I0  ltlSERI BATTERIIS-  Use 1.5 volt
 Penlight Cells. (UM-3  or "AA"  Size)
 Push batteries against battery springs
 and siip into  place. One battery  tip
 must be up; the other down.
 T0 C[0SE GASt-Replace  reflector and
 turn  reflector retaining ring  to  right.
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ATTACHTtl CAMTRA-Flashsun is
installedbv pushing flash gun
pins into recentacles on cAmer;a.
TO IHSERTTLASHBULBS-AC;. 1
(uS - l)  bulbs must be inserted
d irectly  into  the flash socket
.,r'ith a slight push.
             -I'WISTI)O  NOT              TI-{E
FI-ASIT BULB.
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You  can  ta ke     I 6  Colo r   or

.Black/White  pictures, size 4t"x4i
cm.  on  one  roll  of  No.  120
6lm.  The  picture on  the right
shows you  the actual size and
 it can  be  enlarged    if you  so

wish.

 It  is adviseable  to take  color
pictures  in sunny  days.

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IT IS IMPORTANT WHEN
LOADING OR UNLOADING
FILM TO KEEP CAMER.A
AWAY  FROM  DIRECT
LIGHT.
To  open  the camera  turn  the
catch at the bottom  to the word
"OPEN",   then  pull  the  back
cover  downwards.
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Page 7 · Read text
Put  the  empty  spool  in  the
                                          t"rpF-!'rrspool  chamber   and
lio\-  l                              swinq  out  the  lower  spool
                                     holder.   Put  the   filrn  in  the
                                   lower  spooi chamber  with  the
                                   tapered  end   of  the  backing
                                  paper towards  the emPtY sPool,
                                   then  swing  the  sPool  holder        r      back  into the spool chamber'

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I L e nr(. )\ ' r' t h ea d h e sive strip of
t lre  r,rll 6lrn and  p uil orrt ttre
 l r . i r - i i l l - , ' l  I - : i l i ef r .         I n s e r t       t h e
t ; rp e r e d  e n , l      i n t o     t h e   s l o t     i n
t h e  e n r p t y  s p o o l  a n d    t u r n    t h e
i+'inrling  knob   slowly    tc  en-
s u r e    t h a i     f i l m    r u n s  p r o p e r l y .
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To  close ehe camera  put  the         back cover i.^ position and turn  !
          the catch at the bottom  to the
         word  "LOCK".
         Turn  the winding  knob  in the
           direction  of the arrow  until the
        number    " ltt  appears  in  the
          red window.
     NOWTHECAMTRAIS RTADY'
        F()RTAKINGPICTURES!

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Loolc through  the view  finder
again  and  compose  the  pic-
ture.  Then  press  the  shutter     g>s
release  slowly   d ownwar d s.
The  picture  is taken.                    EI
Turn  the  winding  knob   until
the next number  is seen  in the
red window.  Repeat the above
procedure    until   l6   pictures
have been  taken.

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Turn  the  winding  knob  until  the  film
is comp letely  wound   into  the  taking
s p o o l .
Open  the camera  as indicated  above
and  take  out  the  exposed   film    f or
d evel o ping.

The  "Bulb"   shutter is only used when
taking   pictures   indoor   where   the
iight  is  insufficient. On pressing down
the  shutter   lever   the   lens  remains
open  until  released.   In  view  of  this
it  is important   that  the  catrnera must
be  put  on  a  firm  place  and  kept
s t e a d y .
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