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Konilette User manual
User manual for Konilette. 13 pages in English. Read the original PDF, download or print a copy without registration.
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- Konilette
- Model / document
- Konilette
- Document type
- User manual
- Language
- English
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- 13
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- 1.5 MB
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- Film cameras
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KONILETTE
A Spring Canera. Takes LZ Pictures of
Size 3O X 36 mm
Lens : Koni.tor f /4.5 bO mnr coated
Shutter: Konix Speeds: B, I nS, L 60, I AOO,
L /2OO sec. Built-in Synch
Konilette is mechanically designed so
that the operation is very sinple; so
srnple that even the most unpractised
amateur can operate it and enjoy taking
pj-ctures. Its mechanisms and capabilities
are excellent, and it is also very easy to
carry, for one can carry it in a handbag
or 1n a coat, pocket.
For filur use Sakura Pan-Ffor Konllette.
. It comes in a snall nagazine, not perfor-
ated, and its width is 35nn. Takes L2
pictures of 5O x 56nn. size. If the Leica
size (24x 56mm) is prefered, use the
attached nask placed on the filn raiL
inside the canera.www.orphancameras.comView original page 3Page 5 · Read text
CHERRY Flash-gunf or
K o n i l e t t e : - T h l s i s a
compact little flash-
gun desi gned f or Koni-
lette. W i t h t h i s
acc essory Qne can
enjoy taking plctures
aL nlght or in dimly-
I it places. OnIy two
Pen-light (U. M, no.3 )
batteries are used for
this unit.
C H E R R Y D e v e l o p i n g
Tang for Koni lette:
-Th1s is a small day
light developing tank
for home processing
of f i lms of Koni I ette
o r L e i c a s i z e s . T h e
amount of soluti on
required is only
14Occ.
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HOW TO LOAD (1)Push film transport button to the direction of the arrow. (2)Turn the windlng knob unt iI it stops This operation transport one frame. (3)Turn film counter to the direction indicated by the arrow, and set O to the arrow on the carnera.View original page 6
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HOW TO OPEN AND
CLOSE BACK COVER
(4)Pu11 the back cover catch to the dire-
. ction of the arrow.
(5)Open the back cover.
(6)I n closing, f it the end opposit to the
back cover catch before locking.
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How rB sEr MAGAZINE (7)Pull out the re-winding knob. (8)Set the magazr\e inside the chambe4 set back the re-winding knob (9)PulI out film leadel enough to reach take-up spoo 1. (10)Fo Id the end of the I eader into V s hape, ins ert i t i nto the sl 1 t. (10Press f iIm transport button, and turn the winding knob until 1t stoPs. 02)Close the back cover. (13)Take up f i Im tw ic e. No. I on f i Im c ounte r will automatically cometo the position of the arrowView original page 8
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DISTANCE
& DIAPHRAGM
ADJUSTING
(10Rotate the di stanc e
scale on Iens mount,and
natch the desired dis-
tanoe to the fed mark.
(10Move the draghram ad-
juster in the direction
indicated by the arrow,
and match it to the
diaghram figures, ( F4. 5,
5. 6, 8, 11, 16 )
SHUTTER
OPERATION
(l0Adjust the lever to
bhe shutter speed scale.
(19Cock the set lever.
(20Press the re' ease Iever
io the direction of arrow.
(2l)Whenus i ng f lash gun,
cord is attached to
the plug.
CPTICAL VIEW
FINDER
V,l)Place right eye dr rect-
I y to t he vie w f in d e r.
(23)CoIoredmark on top and
b o tto m l s f o r t h e L e ica
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HOW TO UNLOAD FILM
0Oafter every exposure, press the release
button an.d tran sp ort f he f i lm wr th the
winding knob. When the f i lm counter is
aL l'2, rew ind the f i lm.
CIs)Turn the f i lm rewind knob to the directron
of arrow with rlght hand while pressing
the film transport release buttcn wrtn
left thumb. Rewind the entlre film to
the ori ginal magaztne.
(2fOpen the bac k cover and take out the
magaz1 n e.
Whi Ie the f i Im is b e ing taken up, or
rewound, the take-up knob or rewinding
knob would move; thus when the rewinding
knob stops moving, it means all the film
is wound back into the magazine.
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22. Finder eye
p l e c e
23. Finder window
27. Span
28. Accessory shoe
29. Screw hole for
tri pod
30. Mask f or L ei ca
size aperture
31. Film pressure
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1. FiIm transport 14. Button to open &
release botton. close front cover
2. Fi Im wi ndl ng knob 15. Front cover
3. FiIm counter 16. Lens mount
+. Back cover catch 17. D iaphragm
T . F i I m , r e w i n d i n g
18. Shutter speed knob
adjusting lever 8. Film chamber
10. S I1t in take- up l-9. c ocki ng I ever
spooI 20. Release lever
l-1. Take- up spool 2L. Flash gun plug
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