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Minolta NEWER AUTOCORD
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rHE ftfinoltcr AUTOCOR.D

       CONCEIVED FROM ADVANCED IDEAS IN CAMERA DESIGN

      Its exclusive HELICOID FocusingLever provides fost eosy focusing with the
index finger of  the  hond  holding the comero, permitting one hond operotion.
The other hond is left free for  holding on off-the-comero flosh gun  for  better
flosh modelling. The Focusing Lever is locoted underneoth the lens mount ond
sweeps the focus from  3.3-ft.  to   infinity in one  orc-like movement ocross the
bottom of the comero. The brilliont imoge on the viewing screen with "Fresnel
Lens" provided by the fost, fully cooted F 3.2 Rokkor 75mm Viewing Lens provides
quick, occurote focusing ond composing for  better pictures.
       lts Rokkor F 3.5 -  7 Smm 4-elements cooted Toking Lens is well recognized
for criticol shorpness ond high resolving power, ond renders color os perfectly
os  it does block ond white.



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3. Steps to Attach Neck  Strop  to the  cqmercr Body
 This new, imporoved  locking neck         To ottoch theneck strop
 str op is guo r o n t e e d  t o  h o l d  yo u r
Autocord CdS in perfeci sofety.     lt
 con n o t s lip o r  r e l e o s e o c c i d e n to lly.

To ottoch the neck strop
 l. D e p res s th e u p p e r b u t t o n o f th e
    s t rop-c o t c h . K e e p i n g i t d e p r e ss-
   e d , pus h  t h e    l o w e r  b u t t o n  io -
   w o rds  t he u p p e r b u t t o n .
 2. H o ld   t h e  s t r o p c o t c h  v e r t i c o lly
   o n d in s e r t t h e s t u d   i n t o  t h e h o le
   o f  t h e lock i n g g r i p o n  t h e c o m e ro .
3. P u ll   t h e  s t r o p - c o t c h u n t i l  yo u      To remove  lhe neck
   h e o r it c li c k  i n t o  l o c r e d o o s i iio n .

To remove  the neck slrop
4. D e p res s th e u p p e r b u t t o n .
5. K e e p ing it  d e p r e s s e d , p u s h th e
    s t rop-c o t c h d o w n w o r d . W h e n  it
   s t o p s , s imp l yl i f t o f f t h e s t r o p c otch




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I . Finder





 Toke  off the  lens cop,  first lifting           l.  Ge n tly  ro ise  th e  viewfinder         T o use the m ognifier , push the
 it s o u p by th e   l o w e r s e c t i o n , th e n          h o o d , o s sh o wn in th e  pictur e         spor ts  f inder  f lop by  its upper
 t wis t in g t o   t h e  r i g h t .                        o n d  it o u to mo tico lly sn ops into         edge.  T hen the m ognifier will
                                              p o sitio n .                               sPiln9 up.




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(Sports finder.l





l . P u s h t h e  s p o r t s   f i n d e r  f l o p o l l      2 . T h e o b j e c t s e e n w i t h i n f h e  f r o n t      3. Pr ess the flop  r eleose button to
     t h e w o y  d o w n .        l t  w i l l    f o l l        o f  t h e f r o m e w h e n v i e w e d t h r o u g h             r etur n the   f lop  in o nor m ol po-
   d o w n w o r d o n d s t o p w i t h o click,         th e d ire ct vie we r  is th e som e os         s i t i o n .
   p rov id ing o  s p o r t s  f i n d e r .                  th e  le n s " se e s."




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3 . Wh e n th e d io p h ro g m le ve r is moved
  u p o n d d o wn , F sto p  n u mb er s 3.5.
  4 , 5 .6 , 8 ,  ll,  1 6 , 2 2 o p p e o r in the
  f-win d o w o n th e to p o f  th e vi ewing
   le n s.
    A s th e d io p h ro g m le ve r is m oved,
  th e e xp o su re vo lu e (E V )  is o u tom ot-
  ico lly in d ico te d o n d co n b e u tilized
  wh e n  u sin g  th e  E xp o su re Volue
  System.





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7. Shutter Release Guord on Shutfer  Button
   snd Time Exposure





        l f  t h e d o t o n  t h e o u t e r  r i n g o f   t h e s h u t t e r r e l e o s e            t h e  t w o d o l s  t o g e i h e r . N c w   t h e s h u t t e r s t o y s o p e n .
 b u t t o n i s m o t c h e d w i t h t h e d c t m o r k { .   ) o n   t h e   i n n e r     A fte r th e tim e exposur e is com pleted tur n the outer
 r i n g , f h e s h u t t e r c o n n o t b e  r e l e o s e d e v e n w h e n  r h e        rin g so lh ot the dots or e sepor oted.  T hen the shutter
 but t o n is pus h e d u n i n t e : . r t i o n o l l y.                                will clo se down.
   To mok e o  ti m e e x p o s u r e , s e t th e sh u tte r sp e e d o l o        Never turn the film winding lever while the shulter
 B  {b u lb); pre s s t h e s h u t t e r  r e l e o se b u tto n o n d wh ile       releose button is locked, qs  it will breok  the winding
 keep p res s in g i t  d o w n ,   t u r n   t h e o u te r rin g to mo tch     mechonism.


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9, Flcsh Photography





    When o v o i l o b l e    l i g h t    i s    i n s u fficie n t, yo u mo y  u se
   f l o s h .  M o u n t  t h e   f l o s h - g u n t o  o c c e s s o r i e s s h o e o n d
 conn e c i  t h e  f lo s h - g u n c o r d   f o   t h e syn cro le rmin o l.
    X  C o n l o c t p o i n t : W h e n  t h e M - X c h o n g i n g l e v e r   i s
 set  t o   t he mo r k Q ,     i t  b e c o m e s X co n to ct  p o in t, o n d
  will s y nc hro n i z e w i t h o l l s h u t t e r sp e e d s wh e n e le ctro n ic
   f l o s h u n i l u s e d .
   M  Co n t o c t p o i n t : W h e n    l h e M-X  ch o n g in g le ve r
  is se t  t o   t h e  p  m o r k ,   i t  b e c o me s M  co n to ct  p o in t,
 ond w ill s y n c h r o n i z ew i t h o l l s p e e d s wh e n M clo ss b u lb is
 useo.
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I




  4. Insert o   f re s h r o l l o f   f i l m  i n  t h e     5 . Pu ll  o u t  lh e  film  le o d e r  ond      6 . W i n d     t h e    f i l m w i n d i n g    l e v e r ,
    upp e r   f ilm c h o m b e r , p u s h i n g  it          in se rt it  in  th e  lo n g e r  g ro o ver          until the ( A) m or k oppeor s on the             t
    gen t ly t owo rd  t h e k n o b s i d e .  F it        o f  th e e mp ty sp o o ,.                    both sides of the poper leoder .
         t he p iv ot of   t h e k n o b   i n  t h e  f l l m                                 M otch those m or ks with the film
    spo o l.  L ik e lo w e r k n o b , t h i s k n o b                                                    stor t m or k ( r ed dot) seen ot the
    stoys o u t  t oo , w h e n p u l l e d o n d                                                        c e n t e r o f  t h e b o t h s i d e  f i l m r o i l s
         t u r n e d .                                                                           o f   t h e c o m e r o .  T h e n c l o s e  t h e
    The n  t u rn bo c k b o t h k n o b s ,                                                      b o c k o f   t h e c o m e r o .
    The y ret urn t c p r o p e r p o s i t i o n .
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Depth-of-Field  Scole                                           T

     When   t h e d i s t o n c e t o  t h e o b ie ct
   pho t o g rophed   i s  s e t o n   t h e m o rk
        t he dept h-o f - f i e l d s c o l e s h o w s w h o t
    dept h-o f -f ie ld w i l l b e     i n   f o c u s  in
        t he p h t o g rop h .

     Fo r in s t o n c e , i f   t h e o b i e c t    i s  o t
    o d is t o n c e of  3 m .  ( 1 0 f t . )  t u r n th e
    inne r d iol  o n d m o t c h   t h e    f i g u re
    3 ( 10) w it h   t h e  o r r o w m o r k .  T h e
    dept h -of -f ield s c o l e    i n d i c o t e s th o t
       if   t h e  dio p h r o g m   i s s e t o t   f 8 th e
   zone wit hin t h e d i s t o n c e  i n d i c o to rs
      ( poi nt ed b y    f 8  s y m m e t r i c o l l y o n
    bot h s id e s o f  t h e o r r o w m o r k ) w hich
     is oppro x imo t e l y 2 . 5 m . ( 8 . 3  f t . )  to
    4 m . ( 1 3  f t . ) w i l l b e  i n  f o c u s .





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14. Prevention  of Double Exposure


   When  the  shutter  is  releosed                                                      In cose the comero is not used for
  once,  it connot be releosed ogoin                                             long time ofter winding the film, put
  unlessthe shutter is cocked by turn-                                         on the  lens cop, ond releose the
  ing the winding lever either forword                                                shutter.  When you next toke pic-
  or bockword  (multi-exposure) ond                                                tures, moke o  full turn of the cronk
  set bock in to the rock.  Also  if the                                                        in the reverse direction (ot   if you
  shutter is locked by the two  dots                                        were  moking o  double exposure)
 sofety locking device.                                                   ond  f he shutter is set without wost-
                                                                                                                                                                                                                 i n g o n y  f i l m .





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Minolta Glose-up Lenses

    For  toking extreme close-up  pictures supplementory
     l e n s e sf o r  c l o s e - u p p h o t o g r o p h i n g m u s t b e u s e d . W h e n
  o twin-lens reflex comero  is  used  ot  short  distonces,
  porollox couses the imoge seen through lhe viewing lens
  to be slightly different from thot seen by the toking lens.
  T h e p o r o l l o x h o s  t o  b e o d i u s t e d .

    M i n o l t o C l o s e - u p L e n s e s o r e s o l d    i n  s e t s ;  c l o s e - u p
  p h o t o g r o p h i n g o n d  p o r o l l o x  o d i u s t i n g p r i s m , o n d    t w o
  k i n d s o f N o .   I  o n d N o .  2 o r e  o v o i l o b l e .

   W h e n c l o s e - u p l e n s e so r e u s e d , f o c u s  i s s e t b y    l o o k i n g
    t h r o u g h t h e  v i e w f i n d e r o s    i n  o r d i n o r y  p h o t o g r o p h i n g .
  N o .   I  s e t e n o b l e s  t h e  p h o t o g r o p h e r  t o    t o k e  c l o s e - u p
  pictures ot distonces from 47 cm. to 72 cm. (18.5 in. to
  28.3 in.), N o. 2 set   f rom  38 cm.  to  50 cm.   ( I 5  in.  to
  19.7   I n.)





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Mlnolto Flclsh Gun Deluxe-   II

   Although smoll in size,  it is highly efficient.  Equipped
 with o  checking system of  flosh bulb,  circuit, bottery
 ond exposure scole for synchro picture toking,  it enobles
 e v e n b e g i n n e r s t o    t o k e   f l o s h p i c t u r e s w i t h o u t   f o i l u r e .
 D u e t o    i t s o d i u s t o b i l i t y t o o l l o n g l e s , t h e   i l l u m i n o t o r c o n
 p r o v i d e v o r i o u s s h o d e s o f     l i g h t .  A l s o , b e c o u s e o f     i t s
   f o n - s h o p e df o l d i n g b l o d e s ,  t h e   r e f l e c t o r s h o d e   i s  v e r y
 h o n d y o n d c o n e v e n  b e  c o r r i e d  i n o p o c k e t .





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Minolta Aulopole  (Polarizing  filrer)


   There o re s o m e c o s e s w h e n   i t  is e xtre me ly d ifiicu lt to
 get good, c le o r p i c t u r e s . F c r  in sto n ce , o b ie cts  in  th e
 sho w-window s o n d  o i l  p o i n t i n gs p re se n t d ifricu ltie s o f
  r efle c t ion.  In   t h e s e  c o s e s ,  t h e Au to p o le  e n o b le s th e
 phot ogro p h e r t o   t o k e s h o r p p i ctu re s o f  o b ie cts like th is
 by s u b d u ing r e f l e c t i o n  f r o m g l o ss o n d o th e r  n o n -me to lic
 sur f o c e s . A ls o ,   i f    i t   i s d e s i r e d  to  d o rke n  o  b lu e  sky
  t one,  t h e o u t o p o l e   i s u s e d .  A s  th e  o u to p o le  h o s  n o                                                               4
 ef f ec t s o n c ol o r s o t  o l l ,    i t    i s  u so b le  fo r  to kin g co lo r
 pictu res . T h e p o l o r i z i n g  f i l t e r s o re o p p lie d  to  b o th th e
 tokin g ond  vi e w i n g    l e n s e s o n d o re g e o re d  with  e o ch
 othe r.    I n t e re s t i n g p i c t u r e s c o n  b e  to ke n  b y  o d iu stin g
 their ef f ec t s o f t e r  t h e y o r e p u t o n th e co me ro .

Applicoble rqnge:

  l.  Fo r  e limi n o t i n g o r m i n i m i z in g re f le ctio n s  f ro m  th e
      s urf e c e s o f  g l o s s , w o t e r o n d n o n -me to l.
 2 .  F o r m o d e r o t e l y d o r k e n i n g t h e b l u e s k y r o n e .                                                                                                                        r"fl
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Minolro  Pqnorqnrc- Hecd



  W hen  Mi; r o l t o P o n o r o m o - H e o d  is  u se d ,  e xte n sive
 lond s c ope on d w i d e  r o n g e o b i ects co n b e  to ke n .   Th e
M i n o l t o P o n o r o m o - H e o d i s s o  d e s i g n e d o s   t o m o k e o
 c o m p l e t e t u r n w h e n   l 2  p i c t u r e s o r e  t o k e n , c h o n g i n g  i t s
 ongle w it h e v e r y o n e p i c t u r e .  Th u s, o ll o b ie cts o ro u n d
 t he c ome ro co n b e  p h o t o g r o p h e d .  To ke o  n u mb e r o f
 pict u res o n d  c o n n e c t   l h e m   l o t er  to  o ch ie ve wo n d e rf u I
 p o n o r o m r c v r e w s .

  The P onoro m o - H e o di s p o r t i c u lo rly e ffe ctive wh e n to kin g
 dist o n t v iew p i c t u r e s w i t h o w i d e h o rizcn  in  th e  b o ck-
g r o u nd .
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