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Mamiya M645 Angle Finder Model 2 User manual

User manual for Mamiya M645 Angle Finder Model 2. 7 pages in English. Read the original PDF, download or print a copy without registration.

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Mamiya
Model / document
Mamiya M645 Angle Finder Model 2
Document type
User manual
Language
English
Pages
7
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0.2 MB
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Film cameras
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Features
The Angle Finder Model 2 was developed principal-
ly for use with the Mamiya M645 Camera, being at-
tached to the Prism Finder or PD Prism Finder. The
image is right-side up, laterally correct, and moves
in the correct direction.
This capability allows you to see and take low-angle,
close-up and copy photograp.hsin an easy position.
The Angle Finder Model 2 can rotate for viewing in
any direction so that you are able to freely take a
photograph in the horizontal or vertical direction or
any other inclined angle. lt provides life-size and
light, erect image.  lt also provides adjustment for
diopter correction, which enables either a nearsight-
ed or farsighted person to see the image clearly.
The Angle Finder Model 2 also can be used on the
following Mamiya 35mm SLR Cameras besides the
M645, DSX, MSX, DTL, TL, Auto XTL and Auto X1000.
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Descriptionof Parts
1. Rubbereye-cup
2. Diopteradjustmentring
3. Diopterscale
4. Eye-piecemount
Specifications
Diopteradjustnent range:
   -4 to +4 dioptersreadon ring
  scale
Findermagnification:
  1 :1 (Life-size)
Lens system:
  6 elementsin 2 groupsand 1
  pentaprism
Findersystem:
  Right-sideup and laterally
  correct
Net weight:
  Approx.5.3 oz (150g)
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Aftaching

To attach the Angle Finder Model 2
to your camera, slide the eye-piece
mount of the Angle Finder down onto
the  viewfinder eye-piece  of  thecamera. Be sure to slide the Angle   '
Finder all the way down.

Diopter Correction Adjustment          J
After attaching the Angle  Finder
Model 2 to a camera, first adjust
diopter correction as follows.
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Setthe cameralens to the oo mark.
Rotatethe diopter adjustmentring
untila far object can be clearlyseen
throughthe AngleFinderModel2.
lf it is employedin a roomwherethe
far object is not available, then
rotate the diopter adjustmentring
untilyou can clearlysee the focus-
ingscreenline in the viewfinder.
The diopter is graduated in the
rangeof -4  to +4 around0 in units
of 1 diopter.lt is convenientto note
the diopter adjustmentring set po-
sitionwhen the Angle FinderModel
2 is mountedon the camera.
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Using Method
The Angle Finder Model 2 is available
for a variety of applicationsas will be
indicatedbelow.
(DDownward Viewing
It is particularlyhelpful to shoot a child,
small flower and grass, insect and simi-
lar objects that must be closely viewed
from a low angle. lt also will provide            \"
novel low-angle shootings such  as
shooting at  an  extra low-angle to
elevation.
OUpward Viewing
It  is often needed  for shooting at a
crowded place to set the camera as high
a position you can In such a case, the
Angle Finder Model 2 allows you to see
into the viewfinder of the camera lifted
over the head.
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OHorizontal Viewing
    The horizontalviewing is convenientfor
    an overlook shot. You can see the Angle
     Finder in an easy position in shooting
    downward from a high building and in
     taking copies of a large obiect placed
    on a copying table.It

     OSpecial Viewing
    The Angle Finder Model 2 can be used
      to shoot an obiect different from the
    camera in the direction.
     This feature is effective to take a snap-
     shot without attracting another's atten-
      tion or at a narrow place where you are
      limited to move.
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