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Minolta 16 II User manual

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Brand
Minolta
Model / document
Minolta 16 II
Document type
User manual
Language
English
Pages
27
File size
2.5 MB
Category
Film cameras
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   at  thl   .tun  of  taking   pictures  with  a Minolta

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Proctice       following           putting           f ilm:





5. PUSE  TOGETHER:   Push camera back into  6. PULL  OUT:  Pull camera out of case as far as i!   7. TAKE YOUR NEXT PICTUBE: To snaP
   .built-in case as far as  it  will  go.                        will  go and as you did  in  2.  This. advances film,     your next picture,simply repeatSteps2,3, ar.d4,
                                                  cocks  shutter, and counts  film-all    automatically.
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The Minolta "16" is completely synchronizedfor {lash pictures.
lVhen used with  the  Minolta Baby Flash described on Page
18. rhere are almost no  limitations.  This compact  flash gun
can be attached to the camera or held  in your hand.
Shutier speed should ba set at 1/30 roIl125  depending on the
type  of  flash  bulb.  (See chart.)  Lens  opening  or  F  stop
is determined by referring  to guide  No.  of  flash bulb  type.
Yon can also use any  Dlectronic  Flash  unit with a compur-
type terminal,

                    Where  you have  fairll.'goocl   light,  you can use  lRl.X   Film.   'tRi.X    is a very  tast  film  rhat can be useti under  rrrrnrmum
                           lighting   conditions.   [,ike  a]l  lr'linolta  "16"   {ilm,    il cones   in  a 20-exposure  carrridge,   but shouid  be ioadeC anti unloaded
                        nniy   in subdued  Iight.  Suggester-i lens and  shutter  iettings  are inc!udeC  with  e';ery  rotl  c:   fiin
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Yes,  you  can  take   color   picture   slides
 with  your  Minolta   "16'l  And  these  slides
 will  come back mounted,   to  fit any 35mm
 ProJector.
 These  slides  can  project   to   fill  an entire
 screen....and   be  enjoyed   by  your   entire
 family,   or  group  of  friends  at one  timc.
  lf  you  don't   own   a  proiector,    or   are
 thinking    of  a new  one,  make  sure  you
 see the  Minolta   Mini-Projector    described
 on  Page  20. You  won't    find  a more  com-
 pact,  precision-made,   economically   priced
 projector.       lt   features  ihe  world   famous
 Rokkor   lens.


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1. Pull camera (A)  out of built-in case (B) as far     2. Depress clasp (C) so that camera can be pulled    3. Lift  film door on other side of camera.
  as it  will gn"                                          entirely out of case.





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11. Move camera out andlin twice.
                                                                                    10. Catch (G) (which moves up and       Number 20 will now appear*in
                                                                    down when  clasp  is pressed)        Counter Dial Window, showing
                                                                                 should be seated in the opening        you have 20 pictures to  take.8. Turn number dial (D) counter                            erSrr        9. Slide camera back intp'built,in            to the right of the Film Counter          Pull camera out a  third  time  clockwiseuntil the letter                                            case, depressing clasp (C).              Windorn' as shown above.            and take your first picture.   lines up with the red line.





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            D I M   T I G H T
5. Stick a piece of pressure6' Hold {ilm winding drum(C)   7. Wind 1} tines arourd drum' 8. It shouldnow look like this:  gazineas to film  type. If you
  sensitive tape on  filn  so  on fore finger, like a thimble.    making sure it rolls straight,  -  -                         do not immediately load into
   ,fr"   fr.ff  "i   ,f," uai"jin"   Place.it on a flat surface,line   and place in larger charnber,.9. Fi!:llyltq^:9^::l:.        t1L:-"-"vouriine  incamera,light-proofwrap paperthe maga-for                              andfixhansinethreadingthroughslit'  p"" i-r..rras'"u""."-                                                                                   :#t5ii3"":#::ilHff::       storage.                             llo*"'ln"tf
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                          MINOLTABABYFLASHGUN

                                                          T h e N , t i n o i t a B a b y F l a s h g u n i s e n g i n e e r e d f o r i n d o o r p l r o t o s . I t i s c o n v e .
                                                                         nientiy earried in an attractir,e vinyl zippereclcarrying case" The  l\{inolta
                                                        Baby Flashgun is an extremely compact unit with the modern B-c  (long"life
                                                                        battery) design and a fan-type, collapsible refiector' When folded into its
                                                                 case, tlre Baby Flashgun is jr"rstabout tlre same size as the tiny Minolta,.16?


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MINOLTA MINI ENLARGER


             For use with Minolta "16" f ilm.  It s ill pro'
               vide excellent enlargements up  to 5x7   in
               size on the baseboarrl,Complete with  f:3.5'
             25 mm  coated  Rokkor   lens.  Diaphragm
               stops down  io   f:   ll.   The  enlarger  comes
             complete with  16 mm film  carrier and 1@
                watt  bulb.
              Note:  This enlarger can also be used with
           35mm film  (with 50mm enlarging lens) and
           9.5mm film.
              Special negative carriers are available.

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minolt        Filters   O


                 The  filters  bring out truer tone and give you better looking  picture'

                   (1)Uvfilter(Ultra.violet)fordaylightphotographs,toimprovedistantscenesby
                            eliminating  haze effects.    It   is recommend to keep  this  filter  attached on the
                     camera for preventing the dust gets into the lens'
                        (2) Yellow  filter  (Y48)  for deeper sky tones, bring out cloud effects' and for better
                           tonal rentlition of bright  outcloor scenes-particularly on sea, snow or sand'
                  These trvo filters are available as accessories with  No' 0 (Distance)  lens in a sel
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A new high  in practical automation
   for   single   lens   ref lex  cameras;
  complete   auto-pre-set  diaphragm;
   focal   plane   shutter   B.  l-l/500
   sec.;  f  : 1.8 standard  55mm   lens;
  Rokkor  interchangeable  lenses.
                                          > MTNoLTAAuTocoRD
                                                                           Fully  automatic, film advance
                                                           and  shutter  cocking.....4-ele.
                                                            ment Rokkor coated f : 3.5, 75
  Built-in  electric brain camera u'ith                   mm lens and matching  f,: 3.2
  fast   super-high   speed   shutter.                                viewing  lens....shutter speeds
  Coated Rokkor  PF 45mm  I2  lens.                              from one sec.  to 1/500 and
  Accurate  citizen  shutter  MLT   B.                                      bulb... one-hand operation with
    I  sec to  rA ooo. Coupled  ex-posure                                  helicoid focusing from 3.3 ft.                                                                              to   infiqity.... direcr   reading  meter  mechanism   assure  you  the
                                                                                       lisht  valire scale.
  best  result  at any  time-                                     23
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