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Leica bellows User manual
User manual for Leica bellows. 10 pages in English. Read the original PDF, download or print a copy without registration.
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- Brand
- Leica
- Model / document
- Leica bellows
- Document type
- User manual
- Language
- English
- Pages
- 10
- File size
- 3.5 MB
- Category
- Camera accessories
- Document date
- Not specified in catalog
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1 LEICAFLEX body 4 Arresting lever for knob (3)
2 Red-dot marking on the bayonet mount 5 Locking catch for the camera lens
for the camera body 6 Aperture preselection ring of the lens
3 Focusing knob for preselected 7 lnterchangeable 1 00mm MACRO-
reproduction ratio ELMAR f /4 with LETCAFLEX bayonet
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8 Rotating scale with reproduction 11 Sliding ring for opening the lens
scales for the 90, 100, and 135mm diaphragm
lenses and a mm scale 12 Lever for adjusting the diaphragm
9 Setting mark in the open position
10 Extension adjustment knob 13 Bush for twin cable release
'|.4 Lever catch for upright and horizontal
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Twin cable release (Code No. 16494)
Screw the part of the twin cable release length of the cable can be adjusted with
whose pin appears first when the release the adjustment screw (15) so that during
is pressed into the lens panel (13), the the operation of the twin cable release the
other into the cable release bush in the sequence and time interval between the
camera body, so that the lens diaphragm closing of the lens diaphragm and the
is closed to the preselected value before release of the shutter are correctly ad-
the camera shutter is released when the jusied to each other. For long time expo-
twin cable release is operated. The two sures the twin cable release can be arres-
parts of the twin release are also easily ted by means of the clamping screw (17).
distinguished in that one is not adjustable;
the other, for the camera shutter, can be
adjusted for the length of the cable. www.butkus.us
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Preselected reProduction scale Ghange from horizontal to upright picture lf a certain reproduction scale has been For the change-over between horizontal laid down for work from a tripod, extend and upright pictures the lever catch (14) the bellows to the relevant scale value (8), is pressed and the camera rotated to the and focus only with knob (3). The setting left or right. can be arrested with the lever (4).View original page 6
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Measure the exposure LEICAFLEX SL with through-the-lens measurement In the through-the-lens measurement of lf the light is not bright enough the ex- the LEICAFLEX SL the extension factor is posure is measured at full aperture, and allowed for. The measurement is obtained the shutter speed adjusted to the working through the working aperture provided the apertu re" illumination of the object is bright enough. The two pointers in the viewfinder are made to coincide by adjustment of the lens d iaph rag m and/or of the sh utter speed diaf of the camera. Adjustment of the lens diaphragm acts on the measuring pointer, that of the shutter speed dial on the followwww.butkus.us pointer in the camera viewfinder.View original page 7
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LEICAFLEX with external measurement The exposure meter of the LEICAFLEX The strips have the same dimensions as with external measurement cannot be used the scale on the focusing bellows; they in ccmbination with the focusing bellows, can be cut out of the Instruction Manual because the window of the measuring cell and glued on to the scales (8). is obstructed by the lens panel of the focusing bellows. The value determined without focusing bellows must be multiplied by an exten- sion factor according to the table below.View original page 8
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