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LOMO Compact LC-A 35mm User manual
User manual for LOMO Compact LC-A 35mm. 28 pages in English. Read the original PDF, download or print a copy without registration.
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- Brand
- Lomo
- Model / document
- LOMO Compact LC-A 35mm
- Document type
- User manual
- Language
- English
- Pages
- 28
- File size
- 1.4 MB
- Category
- Film cameras
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Camera vlewlirrder. is telerscopic. A. luminous picture limlting frame with
a parallax mark for taking at near distances, a' light indicito? toi iontioi power o-ver. cells energetlc level, a light indicator warnirrg of expected-view- shutter speeds longer.-than t/30 i are in the freio of visiori- of the finder.
A wide-arrgle htglr p.o.wer objective qMinif ar I r ls rigldly bullt in lhe
camera whlch conslderably extends oppor-tunities of th; c'amera (photo-
grapfing of arch-ltectural. cubjec_ts and tindscapes ai rttoii-in oiiiinles,';i;;i;--;;"; of gllPll^r:C
v.lgnettlng (decrease.landscapesof .tn-brlghtnesssmatl premtsesand definitionartd sotowardsoni. thethismarginiiii, of the field) ls possible.
-. Fo-cusJlg- ls -ca-rrled .olt bv- the drstance scale and by symbols vrsibte inthe viewfinder fleld of vlslon.
.. For photographlng with a flash bulb, a manual diaphragm setilns ln
Ine range _ol 2.8. to t6 ls provlded" At swltchlng-ovir fiom autoiiiatic
operatton (rAr ) to manuat dlaphragm setting, a-' shutter speed tl60 sis s et .
Contacl eXr is used for synchronizatlon of the shutter wlth the flashb u lb.
Film advance and shutter cocklng are carried out simultaneouslv-;u;,'-bv
means of a handwheel with ;J60" rotation angte. Frame countii ;;;tsView original page 6Page 8 · Read text
locuslng range, m . from 0.8 to oo
stopping down limlts from 2.8 to 16
Electromechanrcar program shutter rs controrted wrth electronlc expo-srlre meler.
Shutter _-5.peeds; s from l/500 to 2
Operation range of exposure meter wlth 100 ISO fllm
light sensltivlty, cdim2 from 0.6 to t90t)0
Range of film llght senslflvlty, tSO from 25 to 400
Telescoplc_ shutter with lumlnous- plcture-llmlfing frame with parallax
mark for taking ai a dlstance oi o.s -.
X-type synchronlzation wlth flash bulb.
Shutter speed for taklng with the flash butb. s l/60
Trlpod socket thread ll4"
Overall dlmenslons, mm, not over . . tux68x43.5
Mass, kg, not over . . 0.25View original page 8Page 11 · Read text
l8 - trlpod socket
l9 -- shoulder strap
20 - motor attachment connector
2l - take-up spool shaft output
22 - shu.tter cocklng and fllm leed
lever
23 - vlewflnder Inspectlon wlndow r3
24 - rewlnd handwheel Flg. s 2'r - rewlnd knob
26 - rewlnd handwheel axle yoke l 9 2 t l 5 1 8 1 4 l 7 1 6 20
27 - cassette receptacle
2E - fllm posltlon llmlters
29 - lllm advance gear
30 - take-up spool
3l - pressure plate
32 - camera back
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t h a t s l g n q * r o n t h e c e l l s i s l o o k i r r g
towards slgn r + D otr the camera con-
talner. Close the contalner cover. Watch
attentlvely over correct settlng of the
c e l l s .
The cells Installed, check them lor
servlceablllty. For thls alm. move cur-
talns control key 14 so as ls shown
I n F l g . 6 . O p e n t h e v l e w f i n d e r . L o o k l n g
through the Inspectlon wlndow 23 ( Fig. 5).
press down the release knob l0 ( Fig. Zl
untll lt ls stopped sllghtly.
It the cells are servlceabte and ln- F i g . 6
serted In a correct wiy, a red-colour
Indlcator should shlne at the upper lett
corner of the vlewllnder (Flg. 71. lf the
Indlcator doesn't shlne. check up whe-
ther the cells are Inserted In a correct tl.tlY
way and contact areas are clearr. lf the
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6.t. Automailc Taklng
-taklng. draw apart ccrtatns 2 l1te. 2) covering objecilve 3 and
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Bring dlaphragm setting key g to posilion .Ar.
Look ar wrndow 7 to check up whether frrm sensllivriy varue rs setcorrcclly.
cock up the shutter wtth comprete rcvorurron of handwheer 22 (Frg. b), check up for servlceabilrty p.ower of -thetJi,li;l!3:o (Fls' to 2) and-waichin-g itr" lnaft-itoi-sourcc ri""viewtnaersrrghry presstngInspecrondown
objcctlveand find subject bordersby means of thc ptcturc-,,r,,[ff*'ir"t*i.
tt" have not shut wlth vour rlngers ilght-ilmtttngd.",:3Tlrf;rf.,l".,,11"'r.
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Press rclease knob l0 up to stop. Release the knob only alter shutter
responding.
6.2. Taking with a Flash Bulb
Wilh slight <iepressing of the release knob. you can s€e in the viewlinder
a red-colour indicator at the upper right corner slrnultaneously wilh the red-
colour indicator at lhe upper left corner, Its lurnirrescence is a wltness of an
exposure time longer than ll30 s.
In this case, in order to avoid somewhat blurred image on the film, it
is necessary to ensure steadlness ol the camera, i, e, to carry out taklng lrom
a support, lrom a tripod or to apply a llash bulb.
Canrera design is rated for application of the flash bulb with cableless
conneclion,
Operation nrode oi the camera with lhe f lash bulb dilfers frorn
automatic operation only ln determination o[ diaphragm value and input
of thls data lnto the camera mechanism. Shutter speed of l160s is stt
automatically when diaphragm values f rom 2.8 to l6 are set. To dcternrine
diaphragnr value, divide the flash bulb gulde number by an object dlstancc
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val ue In metres. A result obtalned ls the
dlaphragm value requlred for taklng wlth
the flash bulb.
Pu! key I ( Flg. 2l agalnst- the cal-
culated dlaphragm value as ls shown
ln Flg. t3, and brlng key 8 (Flg. Zl
fo 4 correspondlng posltlon wlth respect
to dlstance scale as ls shown In Flg.- ll.
The camera ls ready for taklng.
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t ilP F , R A T l O i { l : " i 5 1 '* i l C Ft{ } h g
D o n ' t a l l o w h e a t i n s o f yo u r ca me ra , lle ve r le a ve it in the sun' otr the
hot sand etc as it cari caus-e damage of the filnr, power source or electronic
system and lead thus to a wrong exposure.
Pay attentlon to cleanness of lenses as their contamination deteriorates
quality of film image.
The objectlve and vlewflnder can be wlped on the outside only wilh a
clean cambilc or llnen ndpkin, on breathing on glasses'
Protect the camera against shocks and jerks, in order to avold damage
of precise mechan!cal and electronlc systems.
Never dlsassembte the camera.
Onty skllled experts of repair shops can allow curingt troubles, lf any,
In your camera.
For long-term storage, the shutter should not be cocked. Take power sottrce
cclls out of thelr contalner, also.
Move the guard curtains key to a position at which the curtains shut
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N e v e r u i r l e n o n - n r e l a l p a rts o l !o u r ca me ra rvlth a lco h o t, acelone, petr olar r d ot her a c l i v e s o l v e n l s .
Proteci lhe camera againsl humld and dust.
I O . A C C E P I A N C E ( . f R T I F I f A T N
camera Lc-A serial qr - corbpries with reguirements of
lec.hnical documentaiion and is iound fit f,or use.
Oulput date r 9 _
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