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Mamiya MZ Focusingscreen inserts User manual
User manual for Mamiya MZ Focusingscreen inserts. 1 pages in English. Read the original PDF, download or print a copy without registration.
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- Mamiya
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- Mamiya MZ Focusingscreen inserts
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Focusing Screen for Mamiya RB Six different types of focusing screens are available to meet individual needs or preference. Specification Application Entirely matted with Fresnel tens. (Pro-S No. 1 Matte has two verti- cal dotted lines and no horizontal ane For general photography. lines) and sectional grid markings “Entirely matted with Fresnel lens Grid markings are added to the No. 1 Matte. Convenient in arranging composition. Most suitable for close-uos, copying, and photographing buildings. 4+ and split prism at center Entirely matted with Fresnel lens | For general photography. | Convenient for quick, accurate focusing with the central slit orien. Focusing can also be done in the surround: ing matte area, and microprism at center. Entirely matted with Fresnel lens | For general photography. Convenient for quick focusing with the central microprism. Focusing can also be done in the surround- ing marve area. Entirely matted. transparent with marker Center small circuler porrion is cross hairs | For special photography. Suitable for high magnification close-up or telephoto photography, using parallax focusing. center. | Entirely matted with Fresnel lens | | and diagonal split prism at center and microprism surrounding the For general photography. Convenient for quick, accurate focusing with either the cen- tral s61it prism oF 9 ut shaped The dlagons! cusing for both ta! pe t Focusing | Surrounding matte area. Generally, in proportion to higher focusing preci- jon, images cannot be clearly observed due to shadows on the central prism portion when light quantity entering the jens is reduced (when f-value of the lens is comparatively large}. Even in this case, when observing the prism portion from the optical axis through a finder which is easy to set the eye Position (such as @ Prism Finder), the shadow can be Gecreased. When the prism portion is dark, focus by using the matted #res around the prism. How to focus when using No. 5 Cross-hair Focusing can be done by using a magnifier of more than 10 magnification, turning the focusing knob until the subject does not move ageinst the cross-hairs when moving the eye to the right and left after setting the magnifier focus on the cross-hairs, Precautions on Handling Focusing Screens These focusing screens are mace of acrylic resin. Since their surfaces are soft and easily damaged, handie them cerefully by svoiding fingerprints ond dust adhered to their surfaces. Should dust collect on the surface, rather than wiping it off with @ cloth (this only generates more dust-<ollecting stetic electricity), use a lens blower to remove dust, Should fingerprints or other marks adhere, gently (never roughly) wipe the focusing screen with a cleen cloth moistened with ether or benzine, applied softiy to the dirty sree, Never use thinner, ketone, or other chemicals.View original page 1
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