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Konica c35 COLOR SCAN User manual
User manual for Konica c35 COLOR SCAN. 41 pages in English. Read the original PDF, download or print a copy without registration.
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- Konica
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- Konica c35 COLOR SCAN
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- User manual
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- English
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- 41
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Introduction your new KonicaC35... is an extremelycompact,automatic,full-frame35mm rangefindercamera, manufacturedby one of the world'smostfamousand respected manufacturersof camerasand otherphotographicequipment. We are sureyou are anxiousto beginusingyour new Konica;however, we urgeyouto take a few minutesto readthis manual.Thesimple instructionshavebeenwrittento help you gain the utmostenjoyment andthe bestresultsfrom yourfine camera.In additionto the operating instructions,this bookletalsocontainsvaluablepicture-takinghints as well as informationon takingcareof your KonicaC35. Becausethis camerais so handyand compact,chancesarethat youwill be usingit much morethan you might anothercamera.lt is to your advantage,therefore,to becomecompletelyfamiliarwith the camera's advancedfeaturesand capabilities.Yourrewardwill be superior photographsand yearsof picture-takingpleasure. Z Specificationswww.orphancameras.comsubjectto changewithoutnotice.View original page 3
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f ntroduction.. . 2 Viewfinder 24 lmportant Operating Notes 4 Holding the Camera 26 Keyed Cameralllustrations 5 Unloadingthe Camera 28 Featuresof the Konica C35 8 U n usuaI ExposureS ituations 30 Six Simple Steps for Electric Flash Photography 32 Eye Photography 10 Konica Cube Flash 36 Insertingor Replacing the Mercury Battery L2 Self-Timer 38 Film Loading L4 Time Exposures 38 Electric Eye Photography 18 Filters 39 Automatic Metering System 20 Film Plane Mark 39 Focusing 22View original page 4
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lmportantoperatingnotes
1. The Konica C35's CdS meter, heart of the
automatic exposuresystem,operateson a mercury
battery cell. As a quick check on battery condition,
look through the camera viewfinderto see that
the meter needle swings as you move the camera
in an arc from the sky to the ground.lf the needle
does not move or if its action seems sluggish
replacethe battery with a new one.
2. When setting the film speed (ASA rating) on the
film speed the scale cannot be
set at any nt betweenfilm speed
markings. sure that you feel the
scale click into positionat the selectednumber.
3. Always make sure to he release
button when settingthe g, and,
upon releasingthe button, check to see that the
ring has lockedinto place at the desiredsetting.
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Featuresof the KonicaG35
LENS synchronizationat 1/25 sec.for
Hexanon38mmf 12.8of 4-element, flashcubes,AG-1bulbs,or strobe.
3-groupdesign.LenshasKonica's Built-inself-timer.
exclusiveColorDynamicCoating
whichpracticallyeliminatesflare ELECTRICEVE
andglare. Automaticexposureadjustment
controlledby sensitiveCdScell
SHUTTER mountedin lensbarrel.Light
CopalB Mat Programmed acceptanceanglematchedto lens
AutomaticShutterwith combined angleof view.ExposureSystem
behind-the-lensshutterand selectsand setsoptimum
apertureblades.Shutterspeeds combinationof lensopeningand
and lensopeningscontinuously shutterspeedfrom EV8 (f12.8,
variableand automaticallyselected. 1/30 sec.)to EV 17 (f 1L4.3,
Shutterspeedrange1/30 to 1/650 1/650sec.)with ASA100 film.
sec. plus B ("Bulb")time exposure Film speedscaleASA25-400
(onlyat full lensopening)."X" flash (DtN15-27).View original page 9Page 10 · Read text
RANGEFINDER tion at 1/25 sec. Flashmaticsystem
Coupled,double-imageal ignment adjustscameraautomaticallyfor
typerangefindercombinedwith properlensopeningand focusing
viewfinder.Effectivebaseline range.
12mm.Closestfocusingdistance FILM 3.3 feet. Acceptsstandard35mmcartridges.
FILMADVANCE Full-frame(24x 36mm)negative format. Leveroperated,singlestrokerapid
film advancewith automaticcocking, FILTERS
framecounting,and double-exposure Lensmountthreadedfor 46mm
screw-infilters.Automaticfilter-{+nflHff*ffiffi factorcompensation.
FTASH DIMENSIONS
Dualflashcontactsfor cordlessor 43/e"x 27/8"x 2" .
cord-typeflash units. X synchroniza- Weight13 ounces.
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Six simple steps
for electric eye
photography
NOTE: Each of /iese s/eps r's
covered in detail further in the
booklet, but it will help you
to refer lo these srx s/eps,
occasionally, gspe 1'f you 1 . L o a dF i l m
have not used your camera
for an exlended period.
Never force any part of the
camera. Operating parts are
designed to move freely
and e a s ily wh e n c a m e r a i s
used properly. When they
"lock" please read detailed
instructions to prevent
damage resulting from
unnecessary force. 2 . W i n d F i l m
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lnsertingor repfacingthe mercury battery
The KonicaC35'sCdS (Cadmium compartmentcoverfrom bottom
Sulphide) meter operateson a of camera.
mercury battery. A battery is 2. Insertfreshbattery,wipingit
suppliedwith your camera.With firstwith a clean,dry cloth.Make
normaluse,the servicelife of a surepositiveside(+) faces
mercury battery cell is about ayear. compartmentcover.
Unlike other dry batteries,the 3. Replacebatterycompartmentvoltageof a mercury battery cover.remainsconstantthroughoutits
operatinglife and does not drop ReplacementBatteries:
off until it is exhausted. Thecamerausesone 1.3VEveready
EPX-675or MalloryPX-675battery.Whenthe meter needle,visible in
the viewfinder,fails to pcive or Note that there are batteries similar
seemssluggishwhen the camerais in shape to a mercury battery but
aimed at a bright subject,the different in voltage.
battery is worn out and must be lf your camera is not being used for
replaced. any lengthof time, removethe
To Insert or ReplaceBattery: battery and store it in a cool,
1. Using a coin, unscrewbattery dry place.View original page 13Page 15 · Read text
Film loading
Load Camera in Subdued Light Only
1. To open cameraback,flip up 2. Place35mm film
rewindcrankand pull up rewindknob. cartridge (20 or 36 exposures)
Graspknob and pull until back opens. in film chamberwith
cartridgespindlefacing
bottom of camera. Push
in rewindknob while turning
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3. Pull out enoughfilm to 4. Alternatelypress shutter and
permit insertionof film end operatethe rapid film wind leveruntil
into any slot in the IGL sprocketteeth engagefilm perforations
(lnsta-GripLoading) on both sides of film.
take-upspool.
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Film load ing (..N'NUED)
5. Closecameraback and 6. Pressshutter release
gentlyturn rewindknob in button and advancefilm
directionof arrowto take wind lever,then repeat
up excessslack in film until number"1" is opposite
cartridge. the counter index mark. Now
the camerais readyto
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Note: The film counter advances
one number each time the
rewind lever is operated,
in d ica tin g th e n u mber of
frames that have been exposed.
Counter returns to start mark
when camera back is opened.
When camera has been correcily loaded,
the film rewind knob turns counter-
clockwiseeach time film is advanced.
lf it does not turn, film is not being
advanced.
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Electric eye photography After camerais loaded,rotatefilm BothASAand DIN ratingsare ratings speedring until correctASA(or DIN) of film sensitivityto light.Filmdata ratingappearsin window.Ratingof sheetwill giveeitheror both ratings. film can be foundon datasheet Intermediatepointsbetweencamera packedwith film cartridge.DIN scalereadingscannotbe used. ratingsareusedmostlyin Europe. Makesureselectedfilm speed ASA ratingsare used on all numberclicksintoposition. Americanfilms.View original page 19
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For electrrc eye operation,checl< Point cameraat your subjectand
that the AUTOmark is alignedwith look at meter needleand scale in
engravedindex mark on lens mount. viewfinder.lf the needleis anywhere
lf not, pressring releasebutton and in the correct exposurerange -
while holdingbutton down rotate yellowarea whereshutter speedsand
AUTO/Flashring to correctposition. aperturereadingsare visible- you
Releasebutton and checkthat ring will get a correctexposure.The needle
has lockedwith AUTOmark aligned indicatesthe lens openingand shutter
with indexline. speed selected by the exposuremeter.
After focusingand f ramingyour
subject,you need only depressthe
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SCALES
The left row of figures shows the by the automatic metering system,
shutter speeds;the right side of which selectsthe best combination
the scale indicatesapertureopenings. for any light condition;from 1/30
The shutter and aperture are controlled sec.at f 12.8to 1/650 sec.at't1I4.3.
WARNINGSIGNALS
The upper red zone is the over- The lowerred zone is the under-
exposurewarningsignal.Shouldthe exposurewarningsignal.When the
needleenter this zone,there is too needleis in this areathere is
much light and the picture, if insufficientlight for a properly
taken,will be overexposed.Use a exposedpicture. Switch to flash
Neutral Density Filter (see page 39) photographyor, when possible,move
to cut down the light enteringthe lens. your subject into brighter light.
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Focusing
f
The yellowrectanglein the center
of the viewfinderis a focusing screen
which appearsas a double image
when the subject viewed is not
properlyin focus.Turn the lens
focusingknob until you see but a
single image.The camerais now
focused.
The lens is out of focus
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Focusingis especiallycritical when
the meter needle points to a large
lens opening(f12.8,ot f l4). At
smalleropeningsthe lens has
considerabledepth-of-field,wh ich is
the area within which everything
will be in sharpfocus.
You can take advantageof depth-of-
field if the needlepoints to f/5.6
or a higher number (smallerlens
aperture).When you get such a
reading,set the 1S-footmark
scale in line with index mark,and fl (coloredgreen)on the distance
the lens of your camerawill be
Thelensis in focus correctly focused for any subject
(note the double images are aligned within a range of 10 feet from yourwtrn each other).
camerato infinity. This is useful for
outdoor snapshootingunder good
light conditions.
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The viewfinder
Bright Line Frame Parallax Compensation
Mark
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BRIGHT LINE FRAME
The bright line frame seen in the close distanceswould be incorrect
viewfinderindicatesthe picture area if no compensationwere made. At
your camerawill record.This distancescloserthan 4' the subject
helps you to frame and composeyour matter to be photographedshould
pictures.Any part of the subject not extend above or to the left of the
extendingbeyondthe bright line parallax compensationmark.
frame will not record on the film.
FLASH SYMBOL
PARALLAXCOMPENSATIONMARK When the AUTO/flashring is in the
The right-anglemark in the upper left "flash" position, the flash mark
cornerof the viewfinder.justbelow the appearsat the bottom of the
bright line frame is the parallax viewfinder.This indicatesthat the
compensationmark. Becausethe camera is disconnectedfrom the
viewfinderand the cameralens are electric eye metering systemand
on differentoptical axes,framingat is set for flash photography.
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Hofdingthe camera It is basic to good photography that you learn to hold your camera steadyso as to avoid any movement when you releasethe shutter.This is especiallyimportantwhen shootingunder low light conditions sincethe camerawill be operating at slowershutter speeds. Your Konicacan be used horizontally or vertically. In the horizontalposition,hold the camerafirmly with the left hand and keep your arms close to your body.View original page 27
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When holdingthe camera
vertically,steadyit againstyour
forehead.
Generally,observethat you hold
the cameramore firmly with the
left hand than with the right,
which releasesthe shutter.This
keepsyour right hand more relaxed,
preventingcameramovementas
you pressthe shutter release.lt is
also helpful to use the tip of your
finger,ratherthan the flat portion,
to trip the shutter.
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