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Lord 35 IVB User manual
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- Lord
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- Lord 35 IVB
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- User manual
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- English
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- 37
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HAIL T() THE 24x35-35mrn fu3s MB
Instrucfion for useView original page 1Page 3 · Read text
CAUTION:
Before using " lord 35 lV B "
l) When moking q butb or o slow speed
0-1110 second) exposure, the wind-
ing lever must be wound ofter the
shutter is completely closed.
2l When not using o flosh, olwoys keep
the synchronizing lever in the X stqtion"
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16. Synchronizing
Iever.
17. Ff osh socket.
18. Aperture ring,
| 9. Film indicotor.
2o.. Depth of field in-
dicotor.
21 . Distonce scote.
22. Rewind releose
button.
23. Pressure plote.
24. Bock lid.
25. Toke-up spool.
26. Rewind button.
27. Sprocket.
29,- Rewind spool.
29. Tripod bush.
30. Cqssette room (Mo-
gozine room.)
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1) " HIGHKOR " 1 z 2.8 F-40 mm Lens-shcrter
thon normol, gives o semi-wide ongle effect ond
greoter depth of field with its operture of f l2.B
ond extremely shorp definition.
2) "SEIKOSHA MX" Shutter-universolly respected
for its precision ond durobility, synchronize with
ecrch shutter speed ronging from I to I /500 sec.,
for oll kind of bulbs ond electronic flosh units
with the three contocts, M. F. ond X.
3) Single-window Rongefi nder-viewfl nder Coupled
with Lens-con be operoted by short movement
117 rototion of of the helicoid lever ; by only
the helicoid, it covers o ronge of distonce from
2.5 feet to infinity.
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4I Ropid Tronsport Lever-odvonces the film by
two rightongle swings of the lever, tensioning the
shutte r simu ltoneously.
5) Automotic Film Stop ond Double-exposure
Prevention Device-will never releose shutter
unless the Winding Lever is wound up by two
rightongle swings. A red line oround the shutter
button indicotes cleorly thot the Comero is reody
fcr next expcsure.
6l Dou ble-exposures-o re possible.
7l Click Stop for Middle Distonce Shot-enobles
photogrophers to toke snopshots of middle distont
subiects f rom 6 feet to l5 feet ot operture of f lB
without focusinq.
8) Inverted Exposure Counter-indicotes how mony
more pictures you con toke.
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9) Film Indicotor-with six letters of E ior ernpty,
L for low speed, fv1 for medium speed, ond H
fcr high speed ponchronotic film, T for tungsten
type ond D for doylight type color-fi1m.
l0) Film Rewinding Knob in Cronk-type-con rewind
the exposed film ropidly.
I r) The Mqrk to indicole Pcsition of the Film Surfqce
the bosis of the shooting distonce -becomes fot close r0nge photogrophy.
121 Single - window Viewfinder - rongefinder with
lorge mognificotion-is bright ond cleor, ond
focilities photogrophers to shoot quickly.
t3) Soft Eyepiece Frome-gives smooth touch to
eyelids.
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. 14) Rings for Neck Strop-ore provided for corrying comero when ever-reody leother cose not used.
i5) Lens Cop-mode up plostic, fits firmly to lens mount.
Lens Hood ond Filters. l6l Exclusive
17) Size of Comero-comooct BC x 120 x 50 mm.-
weighing only 600 grs., (without ever-reody cor-
rying cose).
rB) Ever-reody Corrying Cose-speciolly' designed,
convenient for mountoin-climbing, ond skiing.
i9) Comero Grip with Leother Strop enobles - cor- photogrophers to corry the Lord 35 without
rying cose.
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Drow out the bock lock (ll) in the direc-
tion of the orrow os in diogrom l, ond
the comero bock will oPen.
2. Toke good core to wiPe cleon the No. I
interior of the comero be{ore the film
pressure is inserteci, porticulorly the
plote (25), os ony porticle of dust which
gets ottoched will couse scrotches on
the fiim.
As in diogrom 2, hold the rewind knob No.2
(Z) ond pull out t e rewind spool (30)
os for os ii w'ill go ond insert, cs in
diogronr 3, the cossette with proiruding
side of spool focing downword. f'lext,
push bock ihe rewind spool (30) os in
diogrom 4. lf it does not flt sungiy,
turn it slightly. No.3
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4. As in diogrom 5, threod the film end
into the slot of the toke-up spool (22).
No.4 5. Hold the winding lever (l) os shown
in diogrom 6 cnd wind gentlY so thot
the sprocket does not disengoge from
the perforotion. When both the spro-
ckets engcge in the perf orotion, stop
winding.
No.5
A There is olwcys the possibility thot the
film r,vithin the cossette is not wound
iightly in the direction of the crrow,
os shown in diogrom 7, ond remove lhe
sl ockn ess.
No. 6
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7. As in diogrom 8, push bock the rewind knob,
close the bock lid ond push in the bock lock.
(J. Push the rewind releose button (24) in the direc-
fion of the orrow os shown in diogrcm 9 ond No.7
oscertoin whether ii is noi in o stote of rewind.
9. By operoting the winding lever twice, the re_
leose button jumps up ond winding is stopped.
Then releose the shuiier, cnd the winding lever
will operote. Repeot this operofion until 2
expcsures hove been wound, ond the unexpcsed
foce of the film is now in pcsition fcr the No. 8
next exposure. At this iuncture, po7 ottention
whether the rewind knob is turning in ccrnpcny
wifh the film winding, ond if nct, it necns thot
the fllm hos not been wound, therefore mcke
sure ogoin to threcd the fiim end into the slot
of the ioke up spool.
No. 9
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10. As the film ccunfer is numbered controwise,
depending cn whether the fiim is 36 or 20
fromes, while pressing the film counter knob
(2), turn it os in diogrom l0 until the desired
exposure number shows on the film counter.
ll. When indicoting the kind of fllm in use, turn
the film indicotor (19) until the desired sign
for the film in use shows on the film in-
dicotor window.
The following ore the signs for the different films. No. 10
Color Sign t,l Color Sign Film _
Oronge D Doylight use color Green'een H High sensitivity film I M Medium tt tl
LLowntl ]ln'm1
rF, *n,,"hite F llnlnnrlael-,-,-,npty) t runssren use, J I
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l. Set the operiure ond fhe shutter speed occording to
the light effect on the subiect. (For stondord exposure
toble on Pog: 32.)
2. Setting the shutter speed, turn the shutfer speed ring
(l 3) untill the selected speed is opposite the red index
line. Except or 'l /500sec, you moy chonge the shutter
speed ofter tensioning.
For setting the operture, turn ihe operture ring (18)
uniil the red index line is opposite the selected stop.
4. Operote the winding lever os described in chopter ll
"[ooding the Film" ond get reodied for shooting.
5. On looking through combined viewfinder-rongefinder
eyepiece (9), you will see two imoges in the bright
circle in the center of the view. Turn the helicoid lever
upword or downword until the two imoges coincide.
The lens is then occulotely focused on the subiect.
The correct distonce to the subiect ot ihis instonce is
indicoted by the figure on the distonce scole (2ll oppo-
site the A mork ot the center of the depth of field
scole.
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o. When moking on exposure, hold 7. Keep ihe eye os close os Hold your breoth while
the comero os shown in diogrom. possible behind the eye- exposing, ond gently
Press the comero firmly ogoinst piece of the viewfinder press the releose down
your foce ond tuck your orms rongefinder so os to be os for os it will go.
well inio the body, to ovoid ony oble to see oll four cor-
comero shoke during the ex- ners of the imoge ot once.
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3. The moment when ihe end of ihe film
leoves tne ioke-up spool the resistonce
con be felt ot the fingers, which n.eons Ce
thot ihe film is fully rewound. lf re- G
r^rind,ng is still coniinued ihe film ond V
will enter inside the cossetie. Suf-
ficieni core musi be token in the pro-
cess, os the rewinding will be completed
in o relotively short spoce of time.
4. After thc film is fully rewound, toke the rewind knob ond
pull out the rewind spool os for os it will go. Then, open
the bock lid ond remove the cossette.
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l. The term depth of field os used here, meons the depth of the subiect I
(or depth of the view). When o sub[ect is focused oi o certoin I
o-istonce, it goes withoui soying thot ihe subiect ot o given distonce I.
will be most shorply focused, but for procticol purposes, the port of tI the view in front of onci behind of the subieci ot o given distonce
is considered os within the shorply focused field.
This oreo where it is considered shorply focused is colled the depth
of field
Generolly speoking the depth of field
o. increoses os the distonce grows longer.
b. increoses os the opertures ore set smoller.
is shorter c. for the view in froni of the focused subiect thon I the view behind; for
This relotionship is shown on the depth of field indicotor (20).2. An exomple of how to use the depth of field indicotor is given os I
follows. lt hos olreody been exploined, thot exoctly focused distonce
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con be reod from the position of
the center mork of the depth of fielo
indicotor. Now, os in diogrom 13,
let us ossume thot the rongefinder is
focused on o subiect 5 feet, from the
comero. lrrespective of the operture,
ihe subiect ot 5 feet distonce wiil
come out shorply. Supposing the
lens operture is set ot f/8. No. 13 Whot will be the depth of lleld ?
Observe the distonce scole llgures opposite tlre figures 8 morked on the
depth of field scole on the right ond left hond side of the centrol I mork.
'The mork B of the depth of field scole on the left, points to obout 4 feet
. on the distonce scole ond the mork 8 on the righi points to obout 7 feet.
Therefore, the depth of field where it will come out shorply is from 4
{eet to 7 |eet. Conversely, when toking the subiects between 4 ond 7
-feet, if focused ot 5 feet ond the operture is set at fl8, both subiects
will come out shorply. This relotionship hos been mode into the toble
ihe' os in poge 32. When the operture ond the distonce is know, then
deoih of field con olso be obtoined.
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1. Thc HIGHKOR lens is o 40 mm short focus
lens, ond one of its spec.ol {eoture is the
greotness of its depth cf fieid. lf the fixed
focusing method is used for toking ihe picture
, of o subiect beyond o certoin distonce, you
moy ovoid the trouble of using lhe ronge-
finder eoch time.
No. 14 As in dicgrcm 14, set the operture ring op-
posite the red circle mork lcbout f6.3). Also
set the red 20 feet mork of the disionce scole oppcsite t, e center I mork of
the depth of the field indicotcr. The everyth ng will be shorp frcm 9.4 feet to
infinity. ln this cose ihe shutter speed must be so selected os to give the correct
exposure under the phrrogr:phic ccnditicn qt thct time.
( 9f t.--+
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l. The distonce most frequently used for snopshots ore between 6 ond I5 feet, the mid-
distonce click mokes ptssible quick snopshots by setting the helicoid in such o position
where the click operotion con go into oction, which eliminotes the focusing through
the rongefinder for subiects which ore between the cbove distonce ot the operture
f 1g.
+ When the click knob is in the pos:tion show in diogrom 15, the click operotion is
out of funclion. lf the knob is moved into oosition in the direction of the orrow
os in diogrom 16, the click is in operotion. When the helicoid is turned os in diogrom
l7 neorly oi the distonce mork of obout 8 feet the click operotion goes into oction.
Therefore if it is set ol this position ond the operture ot f/8, os con be seen from
the depth of lield indicotor, everything from 6 feet to l5 feet will be shorp.
No. 15 No. 16 No. 17
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l. The SEIKOSHA MX Shutter is fully synchronized equipment with three type contocts.
ln generol, the flosh bulbs for lens shutter use moy be clossified into the F closs
ond the M closs. The F closs is thqt which tokes up to 1 0 milli-second (l / I C0
sec.) before reoching the peok brightness ofter on electric current storts running.
The M clcss tokes 20 milli-seconds (li 50 sec.). This is colled o tirne log. Due to
this reoson, in order to synchronize the peok brightness of the flosh bulb with the
full opening of the shutter, synchronized contocts which corresponds io ihe cbove-
mentioned conditions ore used, so os to effeciively utilize the light from the flosh
bulb. On ihe other hond, os the time log ond the flosh time is very short for the
strobo-flosh (the electric flosh), the contoci must close ot iust the insioni when the
shutter is fully openned.
The following toble is for the vorious flosh bulbs.
Type of Flosh Synchronized Synchro-leve r
Bul bs Shutter Speed Settin(1
- ?-.1.* .hI
, sec. - ,l,^^l/ 50 sec. - F .1"* I SeC.-t/tuusec. F - l irort - nii speed M
-St-U*norn tl X
Coution: The flosh contoct musi not be used to ffre bulbs
from ll0 volt or such electric msins.
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When moking multiple exposures, press in the rewind
button (28) os in diogrom 19. Then the winding lever
is operoted in the usuol woy, the shutter is tensioned
.| without odvoncing the film, ond the releose button
will iump up into the reody-for-shooting position ond
then the shutter con be releosed. If this operotion
is repeoted, multipie exposures ore mode on the some
frome.
After the multiple exposure is mode, press in the re-
wind releose bution in the direciion of the orrow os
N0. 19 in diogrom 19, ond the rewind button outomoticolly
return to the originol position, ond from the next wind, the film will
be odvonced os before.
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