I loca Quick A User manual

l) Windine knob
 2) Shutter release
 3) Film counter                        lnsructionsfor using
 4) View  finder
 5) Accessory st ()e
 6) Rewinding release and release for
   double exl'osure 7l Rewindine knob and camera bodY               d                    Jz"t^€&rrza   opener
 B) Aperture scale
 9) Cable release fittine
10) Focusing ring
tl) Shutter settins rins
l2) Indicator of shutter setting
13) Flash contact
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l) Loadtng the camera
                       Normal 35 mm film in stanclard pattern cas-
                          sette must be used (uo. 135). ifr" Uoav i,
                      opened bv pulling out the rewinding f.".U fZl
                             to its limit and turnins sliehtly to  ifi"-,iet   t
                       as indicated bv the arrow, and removine  tt e
                        bad<. The cassette is inserted i"  tfru JuirUe,
                       underneath the rewindi"e Lnob- iii-*iirr'    ,t
                              film uppermost. The film is      aru*n^u"ro., "
                          the width of the camera and"o* the fih  perfo_
                           rations engased as to  lie on the *il.a
                       wheel. Now fold over 5 mm of tn.1"i'liur"-Li"-"o
                             film and inserr it into the ,tot oitne
                         spool and wind the  film on Ur  lrrri"g    tfr.
                           *"t19tnt knob (l) a quarter in the direction
                            oI lne arrow, making sure that the film is
                         secure.in the take_up spool and ,rrrrrri.reiru"
                        over the sprodrets.   If the windi*]"    l,i.f."a,
                        press the release knob (2) so that til"  *iJi"g
                                is set free. Replace the camera back taking care
                           that the perforation is lying o"  tfr" ,p.-o'Jut,
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and that  the wording  on the camera bad<       4) Adjusting  oI diaphragms
agrees with  its respective position. A  slight     The aperture is adjusted by the lever on the
pressure and it clidcs into the lodced position.       s h u t t e r ( B ) .    o    , / ,
To clear the fogged film it should be wound       5) Exposure       ltuf   Kut     ' U  fand exposed twice when it is ready for use.                                         The shutter speed is set bv turning the rine (11)
The film-counter (3) has now to be turned in       to the reguired speed.
the direction of the arrow to the number 20                                                      6) Focusingor 36 according to the used film.  The film-                                         The focrrs is set by rinB (10) to the requiredcounter, therefore, indicates the respective                                                  distance.
remainder of the lilm whidr  is  still ready for                                                     7) Accessorlesexposure.                                          The lens ring is threaded for screw- in fitting2) Windtng  the ftlm
The winding knob (1) must always be turned      supplementary lenses, filters, lens hood etc.
in the direction of the arrow. This transports       8) Flash ltght
                                         The flash lieht cable has to be connectedthe film and co&s the shutter.The shutter-indi-
cator (12)shows whether the shutter is co&ed.       with the flash contact on the shutter (13).
3) Double exposure                                9) Cable release
If a double exposure is required or if the flash     The cable release fitting is shown under no. g.
gun has failed  to  operate, the shutter can      10) Rewinding
be reset by pressing disk (6) and turning the      Having taken all the exposures, the film must
winding knob (1) in the direction of the arrow.      be wound ba& into the cassette by pressing


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button  (6) into  the camera and keeping   it                                             Please pay attentlon  to the instructlonspressed, at the same time turning the rewin-
ding knob (7) in the direction  of the arrow      a) Exact distance setting, especially at large
until one feels that the film is off the take-up        aperture 1:3.5 and distance till 10 feet
spool.  The cassette is removed from the      b) Correct  exposure'  The exposure meter
camera as described in direction  l) above.        should alwaYs be pointed  at the darkest
The JLITAR  lens 1:3,5 f :4.5 cm assures       part  of the  subject, and when  in doubt.
first class photographs and is specially colour         rather give more exposure than less.
correcteC to suit thgrequirements of modern
colour photography. The lenses are  fully       Hlnte  lorcoated and perfect in performance.                       "snapshots"                                                Aperture:      between f/B and f/l1
                                                Distance:      10 feet for near subiects
                                                        25 feet for distant subjects
                                                Shutter speed:  1/roin brieht sunshine
                                                                                       i/er for light  subject without
                                                                  sun.
                                                         In outdoor photography a lens hood  is ad-
                                                      visable.
                                                For pictures in snow or on the beach JLOCA
                                                             Jiiters will  greatlY improve the results.


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