Mamiya 7 Panoramic Adapter User manual

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135 Panoramic Adapter Kit AD701





                                              lnstructions
Printed in Jaoan
25780-OE-01E

www.butkus.usUsing the 135 Panoramic
Adapter
o The 135 Panoramic Mask
Before taking photos, insert the Panoramic
Mask under the film guide rails of Camera
Body.
1. Gently bend the mask (with the Mamiya
name visible as pictured @ ) under the film
guide rails, making sure that  it is flat.
lenoto. E  )

2. Manually turn the Pressure Plate in the direc-
tion of the arrow until the White Dot on the plate
afigns with the "2201135" position and "2201
135" appears in the small Selector Window un-
der the Memo Clip at the back. lf the White Dot
is left at "120", proper focusing is impossible.
(Photo. E, E )

3. Be sure to set the proper Film Speed on the
Shutter Speed Dial. (Photo. E  )
* Before inserting the Panoramic Mask, be
sure to open the light shield curtain first. lf it is
inserted when the curtain is closed, your fingers
may come in contact with the curtain and light
may leak in or other malfunctions may result.

www.butkus.us o The Cassette Holder
 1. As shown, attach the film cassette to the
 Cassete Holder by setting the upper part first. lf
 the lower part of the film cassete does not en-
 gage with the Cassette Holder stud, turn the
 knob G) clockwise or counterclockwise.
 (photo. E  )
2. First set the upper parts of the loaded Cas-
sette Holder to the Upper Spool Stud of the film
chamber. While pushing the Cassette Holder
upwards, set the lower part of the Cassette
Holder to the Stud of the film chamber. (Photo.
E)
3. Make sure it is seated properly by gently turn
to the right or left so that  it engages smoothly.
* When loading the magazine holder carefully
place the spool in the stud and make sure  it is
seated properly by gently turning to the right or
left so that it engages smoothly.
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o The Take-up Spool
1. Push the Spool Release Lever O to the right
to pop out the Spool Stud of the film
chamber.(Photo. E )
2. First set the upper part of Take-up Spool to
the stud and seat the lower part of the Take-up
Spool into the film chamber.

3. Push the Spool Stud in and make a proper
engagement of the Take-up Spool with the
stud.

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Rewinding the Film
o Loading the Film
1. Pull the film tip from the cassette and pass  it
over the panoramic mask making sure  it is be-
tween the four guide pins of the mask. Then,
securely insert the tip into any of the slits on the
Take-up Spool. (Photo. E  )
2. Slowly wind the Film Advance Lever so that
the film is wound around the Take-up Spool.
Wind the film untilthe advance lever comes to a
stop at 180". (Photo. E )

3. After the film has been initially wound around
the spool, be sure to pull the Film Holder Roller
Plate G) of the Take-up Spool in the direction of
the arrow before closing the back cover.
(Photo. E  )
4. Then, wind the Film Advance Lever until  it
stops completely. After repeating this 4 times,
"1" will appear in the Exposure Counter Win-
dow thus indicating that the camera is ready for
the first exposure. (Photo. E  )

www.butkus.us Caution!!
 *  lf the film is advanced more than a stop, the number of possible exposures
 may be reduced.
 * Be sure to pull the Film Holder Roller Plate in the direction of the arrow
 before closing the Back Cover as indicated above. Failure to do so will pre-
 vent the film advance stoppei from engaging and allow the film advance
 lever to be wound freely. This will result in the film being wound around the
 spool without being exposed and the exposure counter will not engage.
 *TheExposureCounter|ndicatorwi||proceedfrom.'S''to>>>
to confirm this sequence when winding the Film Advance Lever.
Should the above sequence malfunction, the Film Holder Roller Plate @
would not be in right position as shown in Photo@.
in this case  :
e Rewind the film by referring to the steps of "Rewinding the Film" in the
next chapter. But be sure to stop rewinding film b'efore the film tip goes into a
film cassette completely.
@ Open the back cover and insert the film tip into any of the slits on the
take-up spool again and reset the Film Holder Plate to the correct position.
@ Then, close the back cover so that the exposure counter is reset at "S"
position.

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o Rewinding the Film
I Rewind Crank
Engage the groove of the G) arm of the Rewind
Crank Unit with the side of the Carrying Strap
Lug @ on the camera body, and turn the Mounting
Knob O clockwise until it is secured in the tripod
screw on the body. lPhoto. E  )
1. When all the exposures have been com-
pleted, the Film Advance Lever cannot be
wound any further, so be careful not to force  it!
2. Fully depress (once) the Rewind Button 6 on
the bottom of the body, and turn the Film Rewind
Crank @ in tne direction of the arrow so that the
film is wound around the magazine.
The film counter does not work during rewind-
ing. lPhoto. E  )

www.butkus.us 3. When the Film Rewind Crank has been un_
 loaded, open the Back Cover and take out the
 Cassette Holder. When the Back Cover is
 opened, the indicator automatically resets to,,S"
 (Start).
 The Cassette Holder can only be taken out from
 the film chamber if the Cassette Holder is
pushed up in the direction of the arrow as pic_
tured. (Photo. E  )
* The Rewind Crank Unit may be mounted on
the body before loading the film.
* The Rewind Crank Unit need not be removed
when inserting a new film cassette.
* When panoramic photography is over, do not
forget to remove the 135 p-anoramic Mask. Oth_
erwise, of course, the panoramic format will
continue.




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Determining the Field of View in the Vievrrfinder
For the 43mm f/4.5 Ultra- Wide-Angle lens the detachable viewfinder is provided.
When the 135 Panoramic Mask is used, the shaded area in the illustration E,E,g,El
is the field of view in the vieMinder.
Picture area    :24 x 65mm
Visible field of view :9Oo/o at oo, 100% at 1m
* Depending on the lens type being used. the brrght frame is automatically selected
and parallax is automatically corrected accordrng to subject distance.



   WARNING
   Commercial photofinishing machines will automatically cut 35 mm film in
    strips, thereby destroying several frames of your 135 panoramic (24 x 65
   mm)format.  lt is therefore important to tell the developer not to cut the nega-
    tives into strips until they can be done so properly.




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