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Minox 35AF User manual
User manual for Minox 35AF. 20 pages in English. Read the original PDF, download or print a copy without registration.
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- Brand
- Minox
- Model / document
- Minox 35AF
- Document type
- User manual
- Language
- English
- Pages
- 20
- File size
- 4.1 MB
- Category
- Film cameras
- Document date
- Not specified in catalog
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rulI]uOX www.butkus.us Viewfinder Camera back cover release Film windowView original page 5
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]UIINOX www.butkus.us Changing the batteries When the release button is pressed, the green LED on the right of the vievtrfinder lights up. lf the batteries are incorrectly inserted or weak, or if they are mising, the LED will not light up and the film transport will not operate.View original page 7
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Inserting batteries
When lightly pressed with the
thumbnail, the protective cap snaps
up to open the battery compartment.
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Please insert the batte- 2 Lithium batteries
ries into the comPart- (Varta CR 1/3 N,
ment to correspond to Duracell DL 1/3 N
the @ and Q markings. or Ucar 2L76
Glose the cover with light pressure.
power, Temperatures below freezing- point will reduce battery
your camera may not function properly. When using the
camera under these extreme conditions, keep it protected
from the cotd, or warm the batteries in your pocket.View original page 8Page 9 · Read text
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On/Off switch
... in this position the
suoolv is cut off.
. . . the camera electronic is
switched on when the slide
switch is set into this Position.
Red spot is visible.
Your camera is now readY forView original page 9Page 10 · Read text
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Automatic film
speed setting Frame compartment
cover
releaSe Film transport lever
Film
cartridge Film take-up
chamber
Film
cartridge
clamp
Backcover >
Film
guide ribs
Film pressure
rollerView original page 10Page 11 · Read text
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Inserting film
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Back retease t
The film speed is
automatically set
by the DX reading
system, when DX Open the backcoded films ISO cover100 - 800 are
used.
For films without DX
code, please use
only ISO 100 films.
We wish you great
enjoyment and
pleasure with Your
MINOX camera.
Push the leader of
the film over the
take-up spool until
the film transport
sockets engage in
the film perforation.
The film must lie
flat. Close camera
back until it audiblY
snaps shut.View original page 11Page 12 · Read text
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Your camera is ready for operation in the following
manner:
Slide the On/Off switch
to the on position the
red spot should be
visible.
Wind filmtransport lever
3 times until the ,,u="fl counter points to 0.View original page 12Page 13 · Read text
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Removing the film
Unfold the rewind
crank and rewind the film.
Remove the film cartridge
and insert a new one.
When the back cover is
opened, the frame counter
returns to start.
lf the frame counter does
not return to start, please
actuate the film transport
lever once.View original page 13Page 14 · Read text
tU|INCDX 12 Area of focus Viewfinder with focus area Picture area Picture area at a at a distance distance of less than of over 5 feet / 5 feet / 1.5 meters 1.5 meters Area of focusView original page 14
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Aim the focus area in the center of the viewfinder to the
main subject. The lens automatically focuses as soon as
you press release button all the way. As soon as the lens
is in the set position, the exposure process begins.
Avoid taking photographs of subjects under the following
conditions:
1. lf there is a very strong light source, e.g. direct sunlight
on or near the area of focus.
2. Objects without specific shape, e.g. smoke or fireworks.
3. Strongly or reflecting or shiny surfaces, e.g. water
surfaces.
4. Black badly reflecting objects.
5. lf the object is behind a glass pane.
6. Very small objects.
Photographing subjects such as these could result
in slight blurring as it is very difficult to capture these
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Self-timer
T-switch moved to self-timing
Actuate the release button.
You now have approximately 10
seconds to move into position
and you will be in the picture.
The flashing red light, which
flashes with increasing speed,
indicates the time lapsed.
When taking self-timer pictures,
with a flash unit, wait for flash
ready signal before actuating the
self-timer.View original page 16Page 18 · Read text
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MINOX AF-F Flash Unit
lf the available light is not sufficient
for shake-free pictures.. .
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. . . the red delay FLASH'f]O warning diode will
light up when the
release button is
pressed. Exposure
cannot be made
and film transport
is locked.
In this case, use the MINOX AF-F flash unit. Your MINOX
camera will automatically select the correct exposure.View original page 18Page 19 · Read text
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Useful accessories
MINOX bags made of the finest leather
Carrying strap
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Belt pouchView original page 19Page 20 · Read text
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Caring for your new camera
Clean the optical parts only with special lens tissues, a
cleaning cloth, fine brush or blower brush.
Dust in interior or film chamber: Blow out only.
Remove batteries from the camera during prolonged
storage to guard against battery leakage.
Preferably renew the batteries every two years.
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The made-in-Germany camera.
Typesetting and printing:Willi Bechstein GmbH, Wetzlar
Design and illustration: GS-WERBUNG, GieBenView original page 20From the M. Butkus archive. Original publisher and archive notices are retained.
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