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Mamiya press standard Product booklet
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6 X 9cm (2'/oX 3'/.)
Press Comercr for Everyone
MAMIYAPRESS
STAI{l|ARDView original page 1Page 2 · Read text
.ENERAT DEscRrprfoN r il
. Srondord Lens r MAMIYA sEKoR f/3.5, r:90 mm, with rens hood
Shutter: SEIKOSHA S (8, and I to l/500 second in equidistant
steps of powers of 2), M and X settings for synchroflash, tinre
exposure lever, manuar shutter cocking, cable release socket
(for gripholder shutter button), manual shutter lever
Inferchongeobre rens-shutter ossembfies: Lens, shutter and focusing
mount form a single unit which mounts on the camera body
by means of a 60 turn bayonet flange coupling
Focusing: All lenses are focused by non-turning helicoid focusing
mount. I-ens nr'vement is coupled to the buitt-in rangefincrer
(single eyepiece, doubre-image focusing spot, 60 mm triangula-
tion base, .66x magnification), or by ground glass back for
direct viewing and focusing. Focus adjustment by distance
measuring and adjustment on the distance scale is also possible.
viewflnder: Reverse Galireo terescope, with sliding masks for long
foqal length lens, reduced negative size, &c. wide angle viewer
is mounted on the accessory clip. parallax compensation i"^
by adjustment of the eyepiece barrel.
Adfusrobte swing back: Not provided in the MAMIYA pRllss
S'IANDART)
Phororensirive Moreriqr Horderc & Bocks: Full set of ground grass
back, rollfilm horder, firm pack horder, prate horder and bacr<,
and cut film adaptor is avairabre for fuil choice of firm and
other photosensitive material
Gripholder: Easily detachabre gripholder for picture-taking and
t'arrying, provided with shutter button
Dlmensionr r 6 /0" xg d, xS )X,
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MA'YTIYA CAIAERA CO., LTD.
No. 7, l-chomer Hongo, Bunkyo-ku, fokyo, Joponffie
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TIAIN FEATUR.ES
**The :tondord lenr ond Inlerchongeoblc lenrer of the ilAillYA
PRESS SIANDARD qre oll mAtlYA SEKOR lenres' dedgned and
monufcclutcd bY itAillYA.
The lenses for the MAMIYA PRESS and MAMIYA PRESS
STANDARD are carefully designed and painstakingly fabricated for
maximum resolving power and high pictorial performance with all
types of film. These superb MAMIYA SEKOR objectives give
satisfaction to even the most exacting professional'
The focusing mechanism is a high-precision, non-turning heli-
coid adjustment. The movemettt of the lens barrel is accurately
coupled to the rangefinder for easy and precise focusing.
Lens Interchongeoblllty
Three different lens-shutter assemblies are available for quick
and easy change of focal length without the least trouble. The
standsrd lens is a MAMIYA SEKOR F3.5, f:90mm; the wide-
angle lens is a MAMIYA SEKOR F6.3, f:65mm; and the long-
focal-length lens is a MAMIYA SEKOR F5.6, f :150 mm. All lenses
couple precisely with the built-in rangefinder for accurate and easy
focusing by center focusing spot in the viewfinder field.
Lens Portlculors
Each interchangeable lens assembly consists of a full-coated
I\{AMIYA SEKOR lens, a SEIKOSHA S shatter, and a helicoid
focusing lens mount.
Stsndord Lenr F3.5, f :90 mm, four elements in three groups'
distance scale graduated from 3.5 feet 1e oo (infinity), takes
40.5 mm screw-in filters, aperture scale graduated from 3.5 to
45.
Wldc-Ange lcnt F6.3, f :65 mm, four elements in four groups,
distance scale graduated from 3.5 feet to c'o, special viewfinder
supplied for mounting on accessory clip, takes 43 mm screw-in
filters, aperture scale graduated from 6.3 to 32.
Long-f63q;-tcngth Lenr F5.6, f :150mm, four elements in three
grcups, Cist:nc: :ca'le graduateC frenn ? feo'i to takes 40'5 nn -, screw-in filters, aperture scale graduated from 5.6 to 45.
Plcture Angle Tcrble
(MAMIYA SEKOR LENSES FOR THE MAMIYA PRESS STANDARD)
Negative Size
Type of Lens 6x9 cm 6x7 cm 6x6cm 6x4.5cm
Standard lens 58030' 5l o50' 50" 42"
Long Focal Length 37"10' 320301 32" 26"
Wide Angle 75"40' 67"50', 63" 56010'
Comporlson wlth 35-mm Lenses
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3S-millimeter miniature camera photography, a conversion table
is subjoined below. For instance, for 6x9 cm negative size,
the MAMIYA PRESS STANDARD wide-angle, f :65 mm lens
is the equivalent of the super-wide-angle of :28 mm lens for
the 35-mm miniature camera.
Negative Size
Lens
6x9cm 6x7 cm 6x4.5 cm
Standard 39 mm 45mm 56 mm
Long Focal Length 64 mm 74mm 94 mm
Wide Angle 28 mm 32 mm 41mm
**Coupled Ronge-Vlewfnder
The range-viewfinder of the MAMIYA PRESS STANDARD is
a single-eyepiece combination with a double-image focusing spot
in the center of the field. Coupling with the lens is automatic and
is accurate for all interchangeable lens assemblies. Compensation
for parallax is quickly and reliably effected by adjustment of the
eyepiece.
**Convenlent Grlpholder for Gcrrylng ond plcture-
Toklng
An easily detachable gripholder is avilable as an accessory.
Picture-taking is greatly facilitated by a thumb-operated shutter
button which is coupled to the shutter by a flexible cable which
is uncoupled for convenient carrying of the camera.
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**Fllm Pock
The 520 size film pack can be used in conjunction with the
special film pack holder available as a special accessory.
**tdeol Flotness of Rollfilm Surfoce
In the past, rollfilm presented difficulties due to the tendency
to curl at the film gate inside the camera. The MAMIYA PRESS
rollfilm holder eliminates such trouble, and gives a perfectly flat
surface for accurate focusing. MAMIYA PRESS rollfilm holders
are available in two negative (frame) sizes: 6x9 cm (2%x3%")
for 8 exposures per roll of. 120 film: and 6xZ cm (2%x2fi') for
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Rollfilm Holder Porllculors
Both 8-exposure and 1O-exposure rollfilm holders incorporate
start mark loading and automatic filmwind stop with film coun-
ter indication, eliminating the need for watching the red window.
Both a fitted with back pressure plate for ensuring absolute
flatness of the film.
By using film frame and viewfinder masks, both rollfilm
holders can be modified to yield 6x6 cm (2lx2l/'t) and 6x
4.5 cm (2%x 1/i'l) negatives. However, in this case, the auto-
matic filmwind stop cannot be used, and film advance must be
done while watching the indications through the red window.
Wlde Cholce of Fllm Moterlol
Extreme versatility is offered by the MAMIYA PRESS
STANDARD because in addition to all types of size rollfilm
used in conjunction with the rollfilm holder, film pack (520 size)
can be used with the film pack holder, cut film or photographic
plate of all types can be used with the cut film holders and
back, while all backs can be replaced by a ground-glass viewing
and focusing screen for seeing the subject as it appears on the
film.
Photosensitive Mqterlol cnd Holders
Roflfrfn of. l2O size (JIS, K7512) is loaded in the special rollfilm
holder of the MAMIYA PRESS STANDARD.
Dry Plotcr of 2r/" x3%' (J) size are loaded singly in plate
holders and fitted to the plate holder back.
Cur Fffm of one-fourth a)ix6%o(JS) size is mounted on a cut
film adaptor and loaded singly in plate holders, and used in the
same way as photographic dry plate.
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**Hondsome, functlonol deslgn
Special care has been taken in creating a camera of dis-
tinguished appearance without sacrifice of operational ease. The
rough and stark look of professional equipment has given way to
smooth lines of exquisite beauty, a notable feature of the MAMIYA
PRESS. Further refinement has produced in the MAMIYA PRESS
STANDARD a camera of great distinction with an appearance
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WITH the popularization of color film and color photography,
the professionals have turned tc large negative size for precision
picture-taking with maximum effectiveness.
The MAMIYA PRESS professional camera, with its handiness
and versatility, is now world-renowned among press cameramen,
graphic arts experts, and other professional photographers as
the best lens-shutter camera for commercial, educational and scien-
tific photography.
The new MAMIYA PRESS STANDARD for more popular use
in an exact replica of the superb MAMIYA PRESS, simplified by
elimination of the swinging back and retractable lens barrel for
easy operation using standard rollfilm.
Use the MAMIYA PRESS STANDARD and its full assortment
;
of interchangeable lenses for high-grade photographs of professional
quality. It
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PREGAUTIONS: www.butkus.us
Mount and dismount the pressure plate as shown in
the drawing, and do not depress the roller by the
fingers when the pressure plate is neither mounted
nor dismounted. If strong pressure is applied to the
roller, accuracy may become disturbed and failure in
f il m winding may result.
Make adjustment for the type of film which contacts
the face of the pressure plate.
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PRESS ROLL HOLDER. for mAtnffA
Gomblned Use for l2O and 22O tllm Slzes
There are two types of roll holders for MAMIYA PRESS Cameras (6 x 9 or 6 x 7) which permit
simple use of both 120 and 220 films. Furthermore, since the winding system employs a lever arm,
speedier photography is accomplished compared to cotrventional roll film holders.
PARTS NOMENCTATURE
1. Take-up lever
2. Wind-stop release lever
3. Counter change-over knob
4. Film size indicator window
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5. Film counter
6. ASA film speed reminder dial
7. Winding spool chamber
8. Spool exchange knob
9. Back cover latch
10. Film chamber
11. Starting mark
L2. Film pressure plate
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Number of Photographs Produced by Eaeh Holder it crosswise while pressing it lightly. When
Roll Film remounting, fit in a manner that the numerals
(L20 and 220) indicated on the pressure plate
do not be turned up-side-down,
8 pictures 16 pictures 3. The film speed reminder dial (6) is set as a
10 pictures 20 pictures memo. Adjust it so that the red dot is aligned
with the numeral coinciding with the speed
PR|OR. TO FILM LOADING of inserted film.
1. By turning the counter change-over knob METHOD OF FILM LOADING (3) either to the right or left' the number
corresponding to the inserted film (either 120 1. Insert a new roll of film in the film chamber
or 220) is visable from the fiIm size indicator (10) after pulling out the spool exchange
window (4). Turn the knob completely until knob (8); then return the knob to its original
end of the leader it stops. With this action, the automatic wind- position. Slowly pull out the
groove of the wind- ing device is changed over to accomodate the paper, inserting it in the
end. respective film. ing spool on the opposite
spool exchange knob2. The back cover is opened by pulling down * By pulling out the
the back cover metal latch (9). Since one (8) and turning it either to the right or left,
side of the pressure plate is for 120 film and the knob can be left remaining in that condi-
its reverse side is for 220 film, be sure that tion. The knob retracts with a click as it is
the film used is inserted on the proper side. turned back to its original position.
spool is not tightly inserted into the The pressure plate can be removed by sliding * If aView original page 14Page 15 · Read text
receptacle, or the leader paper is not correctly
fitted into the winding spool, it causes the
film to be wound one-sidedly; consequently,
care must be exercised when inserting a roll
film in the camera.
2. By winding the take-up lever (1) little by
little, the arrow on the leader paper which
indicates the starting mark will soon appear.
Close the back cover when this arrow correct
ly coincides with the starting mark (11) of
the holder. (See Fig. 1) avoided.
* There have been instances in which the 3. Wind the take.up lever fully until it stops.
specified number of photographs could not be By repeating this operation several times, a
taken because the starting mark was not click is audible; further lever take-up becomes
aligned correctly. impossible. Simultaneously, the numeral " 1 "
* No problem arises if th€ starti4g mark posi- appears in the counter window (5) and pre-
tion slips a trifle when the bpck cover is parations for taking the first photo are com-
closed. pleted.
before the " 1 " appears in the* Light leakage is caused by car'elessly pull- * Occasionally,
ing out an excess amount of leader paper or ' counter window, take-up lever action feels
by loading or unloading a roll film in direct somewhat heavy; however, attempt take-up
sunlight. These actions should be definitely action until it stops.View original page 15Page 16 · Read text
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not TAKING PHOTOGRAPHS * Be careful that the take-up lever is
operated extremely fast, otherwise bad effects
1. Attach the prepared holder in which film may result through uneveness of the film,
insertion has been completed on the camera, 3. After taking the specified number of photo-
taking the first photo after pulling out the graphs, the take-up lever no longer locks,
slide cover. Concerning the method of attach- permitting continuous winding without stop- ing on the camera, refer to the MAMIYA ping. Take-up action of the lever becomes
PRESS instruction manual. , light when the leader paper is completely
2. Upcin taking one photo, wind up the take-up wound; this indicates that the back cover may
lever (1) after pushing the wind-stop release be opened for removing the exposed film.
lever (2) slightly toward the right, permitting * When desiring to remove the holder from
the next photo to be taken immediately. a camera in which an amount of film is still
* Mechanism of the take-up lever does not unexposed, remove it after completely insert-
completely advance the film for the following ing the slide cover (13).
photo in one operation. Accordingly, always - case no film has been loaded, the film * In
I perform lever wind-up action two times. Also, countep will not advance even though winding
if the film is advanced.little by little, through is performed by the take-up lever, and '( S "
short strokes of the take-up lever, always wind is indicated. When an indication other than
completely until the lever stops. " S " appears, it indicates that film has been
one loaded. '* When a flash gun is mounted, since
frame can not be advanced by two winding
operations, perform take-up little by little. MATIIYA CAMERA CO., LTD.
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cArvrERA BODY PARTS (B) B 10 Flashgun Mount rENS-SHUTTER ASSEMBLY (R)
B 11 Tripod Socket
B 1 Lens Barrel Lock Button B L2 Tripod Socket R I Focusing Ring
B 2 Lens Coupling Mark B 13 Strap Eyelets (2) R 2 Depth of Field Scale
B 3 Viewfinder Window B 14 Cable Release Holder R 3 Distance Scale
B 4 Viewfinder Window Mask R 4 Shutter Cocking Lever
Lever (for 150 mm lens) R 5 Shutter Release Lever
B 5 Focusing Screen and Rollfilm Lever F|AND GRIP (c) R 6 Time
Holder Lock Knobs (2) R 7 Shutterspeed Dial
B 6 Support Plate G1 Hand Grip R 8 Aperture Control
B 7 Hand Grip Lock Ring G2 Shutter Release Button on R 9 M-X Selector
B 8 Eyepiece t the Hand Grip R 10 Synchroflash Terminal
B 9 Accessory Clip G3 Cable Release R 11 Cable Release Socket
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ROLrFrLrn HOTDER (K)
K1 Filmwind Stop Release Lever
K2 Filmwind Knob
K3 Backlid Catch
K4 Safety Catch
K5 Insert Slide Cover
K6 Red Window
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FUNCTIONS AND OPERATION
NEGATIVE SIZE PHOTOSENSITIVE N,IATERIAIS
Nominal Rating...6x9 A and B. Rollfilm... Rollfilm 120 is loaded in
either of the two rollfilm holders available. TheActual Picture Sizes . . .
rollfilm holder is secured on the back mount of A. Rollfilm 120
the camera.
in 6x9 holder C. Dry Plate . . . Dry plate (6.5 x 9 cm) is placed
a. 6x9 ...56x84 mm in plate holder, which is inserted in front of the
b. 6x6 ...56x56 mm focusing screen of the focusing screen holder from
c. 6x4.5 ...56x42mm the side.
B. Rollfilm 120 D. Cut Film ... Cut film is placed in a cut film
clamp for fitting in the regular plate holder. The in 6x7 holder
plate holder is then inserted in the focusing screen
a. bx/ ...56x67 mm holder in the normal way.
b. 6x6 ...56x56 mm When cut film of. 27/zx3lz' size is available for
c. 6x4.5 ...56x.42mm use, load in plate holder using a discarded plate
as backing. Dry Plate (ASA 6. 5 x 9 cm) ...57 x84 mm
E. Film Pack... Film pack is placed in the film
D. Cut Film (ASA 2t/+x37/a') ,..52x80 mm pack holder, which in turn is inserted in the
E. Film Pack (ASA 2t7nx3/a') ...57 x80 mm focusing scleen holder.
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CHANGE OF NEGATIVE SIZE
When changing picture size from 6 x 9 or 6 >.7 to
6 x 6 or 6 x 4.5 on rollfilm, it is necessary to fit the
rollfilm holder with the appropriate picture mask.
When taking substandard size pictures, the
exposures must be counted through the red window
at the back of the rollfilm holder. The automatic
filmwind stop and exposure counter cannot be used.
Also do not fail to fit the appropriate finder win-
dow masks; the viewfinder masks coming with the
filmholder in the case of the standard lens (f :90
mm), the masks coming with the lens in the case
of the long focal length lens (f :150mm), and the
separate viewfinder for mounting on the accessory
clip in the case of the wide angle lens (f :65mm).
ftIAiIIYA PRESS INTERCHANGEABLE LENSES
Standard (F 3.5, f :90 mm), wide angle (F 6.3, f :
65mm), and long focal length (F 5.6, f :150mm)
lenses are easily and quickly interchangeable, and
each unit couples accurately with the rangefinder.
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The MAMIYA-SEKOR lenses for the MAMIYA precision helicoid mount, with coupled rangefinder;
PRESS are specially designed anastigmats of high or by means of the ground glass focusing screen
resolving power for needle-sharp reproductions on available as an accessorv.
large negative areas. Focusing is by high
Speed Focal Construction Picture Angles
(F/number', . Length (element- 6x9 6x7 6;..6 6; 4.5 (f mm) group) '
Standard 3.5 90 4-3 58030, 51050' 50" 42'
Long Focal Length 5.6 150 4-3 37010, 32030, 32" 26'
Wide Angle 6.3 o) 4-4 75"40' 67050' 63" 560 10'
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moved by pressing lens barrel lock button (B 1) marks, then turn the barrel Clockwise about 60 de-
toward the lower right corner of the camera body, grees. Slight resistance will be felt before the
as seen from the front, and by turning the lens- catch holds and the barrel is locked in position.
shutter assembly counterclockwise about G0 degrees, When changing lenses, be sure to uncouple re-
gripping the barrel by means of the two protrusions lease cable (G 3) leading from grip handle (G 1).
I provided on the depth of field scale ring (R2). The The rangefinder can be used, without any adjust-
assembly can be lifted out when the red triangle ment, with any of the interchangeable lenses.t mark on the barrel matches the red dot lens CAUTION: With the lens-shutter assembly re-
coupling mark (B 2) on the upper left hand corner moved, the interior of the camera body is exposed,
of the camera front. revealing a pin protruding from above. This is
To mount lens on camera, match the two coupling the coupling pin for the rangefinder.
Do not tamper with this delicately adjusted part.
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Shutterspeed Settings: B (bulb, manual operation),
I l, Llz, rl+, Lle, Llts, rlso, Lf ao, rltz,, Lfz;o, and l/soo
secondI Aperture Settings (scale markings) :
Standard 3.5, 4, 5.6, g, 11, 16, 22, 32, 45
Long Focal Length 5.6, 8, 11, 16, 22,32, 45 ffin'€ Wide Angle 6.3, 8, 11, 16, 22,32
Flash Synchronization;M and X synchroflash settings.
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Time Exposures; Time lever (R 6) is provided so
that when shutterspeed dial (R 7) is set at " B "
operation of time lever (R 6) will cause shutter to
open and remain open until th6 lever is released.
Shutter Operation by Cable Release: Cable release
socket (R 11) is provided.
VIEWFINDER
The optical viewfinder of the MAMIYA PRESS is
of the reverse telescope type, and is combined with
the rangefinder in the upper part of the camera body.
Sighting and picture composition can also be done
VIEWFINDER, WINDOW TIASKING TABLE
Negative Size
Standard no mask I 6x7 standard mask 6x6 standard mask 6 x 4.5 standard mask I over window
Long Focal built-in sliding mask 6xZ long mask 6xO long mask 6x4.5 long mask Length (B 4)
special accessory I indicated in field of finder I special finder
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with the ground glass focusing screen mounted on FOCUSING METHODS
the back of the camera or with a sports type frame The helicoid mounts of the lens-shutter assemblies
finder mounted on the accessory clip. Reduction of permit back and forth movement of the lens barrel
subject size by means of the reverse telescope view- in relation to the camera body, 3/8t' for the standard
finder is to 66 per cent of life size. Correction of lens, 12" for the long focal length, and3lrc" for thethe viewfinder field for various negative sizes is ef- wide angle.
fected by use of masks over the viewfinder window Focus adjusrment may be effected e'ither by the
(B 3). When using the wide angle lens-shutter as- coupled rangefinder, by tape measure or sight judg-
sembly, a separate viewfinder (reverse telescope type) ment and distance scale, or by the ground glass
is used mounted on the accessory clip. Viewfinder focusing screen.
correction for parallax at close ranges is effected,
when using standard and long focal length lenses, SHUTTER OPERATION
by moving the eyepiece (B 8). To cock shutter mechanism, push cocking lever (R
COUPTED RANGEFINDER 4) over toward left side of the camera (as seen from
The rangefinder is combined with the viewfinder, rear). The shutter is released as a general rirle by
and is of the double image focusing spot type. The the left index finger through the button (G 2) and
length of the triangulation base is 60 mm, and the cable release of the hand grip. However, it is also
magnification is x 0.66. Accurate coupling ranges possible to trip the shutter by means of the shutter
are: for standard lens, 3.5 feet to oo; f.;r long focal release lever (R5) operated by the right index finger.
length, 7 f.eet to oo ; and for wide angle, 3.5 feet For focusing and sighting by means of the rear
to co. focusing screen, set shutterspeed dial (R7) at"B",
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cock shutter, and pull outward the knob of time flange. Push into upper groove, the press down firm
lever (R 6). Shutter will remain open. ly. Lock by turning the lock knobs over 90 degrees.
R,OLLFII'YI HOTDERS The focusing screen holder is secured in the
Two types of rollfilm holders for the MAMIYA same way.
PRESS are available : for 8 exposures of 6 x 9 cm ne-
gative size from a roll of.I20 film, or for 10 exposures
of 6 x 7 cm negative size. Both holders can be used
for taking pictures of 6 x 6 cm or 6 x 4.5 cm size:.
holever filmwind stop and exposure counter cannot
be used in this case, the red window must be used
for visual check of film advance.
OPERATION OF ROLLFILM HOTDER
The rollfilm holder is secured to the camera back
mount by means of tlo securing knobs (B 5). To
remove rollfilm holder, turn knobs (B 5) so that
holding flanges are turned up and the straight
edges are parallel to the back mount, clear of the
roll6lm holder. Lift up the lower side of the rollfilm
holder and pull out of top groove. To attach roll-
film holder, reverse this procedure, making sure that
the lock knobs (B 5) are turned clear of the locking
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