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MINOX GT-E User manual

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Brand
Minox
Model / document
MINOX GT-E
Document type
User manual
Language
German
Pages
16
File size
3.6 MB
Category
Film cameras
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 150    r  In the aperture-priority auto exposure mode, set  a  In the aperture-priority auto exposure mode, set
         the shutter speed/exposure compensation dial to     the shutter speed/exposure compensation dial to
                                                                  "+1."
         r  In the manual exoosure mode, set the shutter   a  In the manual exposure mode, set the shutter
        speed 2 stops slower.                           speed 1 stops slower.

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 150  o Bei Zeitautomatik mit Blendenvonrvahl stellen Sie  a Bei Zeitautomatik mit Blendenvoruvahl stellen Sie
       den Belichtungseinstellring aut  " +2".               den Belichtungseinstellring  auf "+1 ".
     a Bei manueller Belichtung  stellen Sie VerschluB-   a Bei manueller Belichtung  stellen Sie VerschluB-
           zeit auf einen um 2 Stufen ldnqeren Wert ein.            zeit auf einen um 1 Stufen ldnoeren Wert ein.

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 151  a Dans le mode d'exposition automatique d priorit€ a Dans le mode d'exposition automatique d priorit6
        au diaphragme,  r6glez le cadran de vitesse          au diaphragme, r6glez le cadran de vitesse
         d'obturation/compensation d'exposition sur "+2".     d'obturation/compensation d'exposition sur "+1 ".
     a Dans le mode d'exposition manuelle, r5glezla   a Dans le mode d'exposition manuelle, r6glezla
          vitesse d'obturation 2 crans olus lente.                 vitesse d'obturation 1 crans olus lente.

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 151  a En el modo de exposici6n autom6tica con priori-  o En el modo de exposici6n autom6tica con priori-
       dad en la abertura, ajuste el dial de velocidades del   dad en la abedura, ajuste el dial de velocidades  del
        obturador/compensaci6n de la exposicion a "+2".    obturador/compensaci6n de la exposici6n a "+1 ".
     o En el modo de exposicion manual, ajuste la     o En el modo de exposici6n manual, ajuste la
         velocidad del obturador 2 posiciones m6s lenta.      velocidad del obturador 1 oosiciones m6s lenta.
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Inserting batteries
Battery
compartment
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Use two Varta CR r/g N or Duracell DL t/s N cells




Battery check
Advance the film, then press the check
button. The pointer in the finder must rise to at
least 125 (lAzssec.).  lf the pointer is lower or
does not move at all, open the battery com-
partment with a coin and replace the batteries.
Be sure to insert them the right way round.
Two lithium cells (which remain operative even at freezing
temperatures) power all electronic camera functions. Clo-
sing the front cover in intervalls between shooting reduces
battery drain.
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Loading film
Remove the camera back and release the shutter; this
returns the frame counter to its start position. Slowly
operate the transport lever to open the film covering flap
over the takeup spool. Insert the film cartridge.





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Draw the film across the film track and push the leader into
the gap between the takeup spool and the film covering flap.
Operate the transport lever once, so that the covering flap
seizes the film. Check that the latter runs flat across the film
track, with its perforation engaging one tooth of the sprocket.
Refit the camera back and secure with the latch in the base,
covering the red dot. Operate the transport lever and release
the shutter. Advance the film once more; the frame counter
should now indicate No. 0.
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ISO scale: Set to the speed of the film loaded in the camera.
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Unloading film
Press the rewind release button. Rewind the film into the
cartridge. Unlatch the back, exposing the red dot. Pull off
the back and remove the film cartridge.

                                         Rewind
                                                 release
                                               button


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Useful accessories
Pocket tripod with leather case,
houses a cable release.
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Correct exposure
                           This indicates ideal conditions
                                for correct exposures.



                    When you see this indication,
                        use the MINOX FC-E
                              flash or the MINOX
                                tripod.





                        Overexposure warning:
                          Set a smaller aperture
                           or use a MINOX neutral
                           density filter.


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Correct exposure
Turn the camera round so that the front cover shields the
lens against the sun. Use the MINOX lens hood if needed
for better shielding.




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Useful accessories
Lens hood with leather case.


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The backlight switch
For strongly backlit or sidelit subjects operate the
backlight switch. This doubles the exposure for better
shadow detail.





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The depth of
field indicator:
These two rings
show at a glance
the sharp zone at
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aperture.
The selftimer
When you set the TIMER switch to the red position and
press the release button, you have about 10 sec time
to get into your
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Useful accessories
High-quality MINOX
leather cases



                                    Ever-ready case





                                      Neck strap





            Shoulder bag for                    Belt case
            your MINOX outfit
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Technical data
Type: MINOX 35 GT-E miniature camera.
Film: Standard 35 mm cartridge (No. 135,24 x 36 mm).
Lens: German-made 35 mm MINOX MC Minoxar f/2.8, focusing
range 0.7 m (28 in.) to infinity; depth of field indicator.
Automatic exposure control: Aperture-priority AE (continuous
tromf/2.8 to f/16).
Shutter: Electronically controlled shutter with automatic
speed settings from l/soo to about 30 sec (lSO 25 film) or 1 sec
(lSO 1600). Mounting a flash sets 1/rzssec synch speed.
Shutter speed scale in finder: l/soo to l,/sos€c, slow-speed warning
(longer than l/sosec). Overexposure warning (required speed
faster than l/soosec). Permits indirect time preselection.
Backlight switch: Doubles exposure times in auto daylight mode.
Release: Soft release, blocked if front cover not fully open.
Cable release socket: Next to release button.


Selftimer: Electronic, approx. 10sec delay. Red flashing LED
during rundown.
Viewfinder: Bright-frame direct finder with shutter speed
indication.
Frame counter: Counts forward. Once shutter is released, returns
to start position on removing camera back.
Flash contact: In hot shoe; X-synchronised.  Shutter automatically
set to1,4zss€c.
Tripod bush: Standard  t/+".
Battery: Two Varta CR 1,/s N or Duracell DL t/s N cells.
Battery check: Test button; should make needle in finder move to
at least 125.
Camera body: Glass fibre reinforced Makrolon.
Size: 10 cm wide, 6.1 cm high,3.4 cm deep (3.9x2.4x1.3 in.)
Weight: Approx. 190 g (6.7 oz) without film.
Manufacturer: MINOX GmbH. P. O. Box 60 20. D-6300 Giessen 1.
West Germany
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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.



MINOX
for fun in photography
The made-in-Germany camera.





Typesetting and printing: Willi Bechstein GmbH, Wetzlar
Design and illustration  : GS-Werbung, G iessen.
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