Motor Marine 35SE User manual

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To open, turn the back cover lock knob O clockwise past the "Open" mark. The cover will
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   Open the back cover and insert two *AA Alkaline batteries into the battery compartment @as
   shown by the inside diagram. When inserting batteries, place the battery removal pull-tag @
    underneath the batteries so that the inner battery can be easily removed by pulling the tag up.
    * Use only ALKALINE Batteries.

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          Insert the film cassette into the  f ilm chamber,  if it does not fit easily, rotate the lower end of the
         film cassette axle sliqhtly so that the rewind dog @ can engage with the film cassette spool.
         Pull out the tip of the film from the cassette and set the wind-rewind setting lever @ to the
      "R" position so that the take-up spool will move freely to easily position the slot for inserting
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Close both the film chamber door and the back cover as previously described, and depress and
refease shutter lever @ until figure "1" appears in the film counter @

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   body and rear door for scratches, dust, water drops etc., then close the door by setting the
    locking knob to the position marked "Close" and whilst holding the door firmly closed against
    the body, turn the locking knob clockwise to the "Lock" position.
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1. Exposure setting
The exposure setting dial has eight positions and as you
rotate the dial you will feel clicks at each position. The
 last two anti-clock positions are for switching on the built-
in flash. These positions should be used only for flash pic-
ture taking (see Section on F lash Picture Tak ing). Beside
the viewfinder eyepiece @ three exposure display lightsare located. The LH side red light 89 marked with (-)   isfor low light warning (under exposure)  . the centre green
light Q9 is for "OK shooting" and also for "f lash ready"
and the RH side red light @ marked (+) for over expo-sure warning.
To check light conditions face the camera to the subject
and with shutter lever unlocked and exposure control dial
@ set to say "5.6", depress slightly (otherwise the shut-ter will be prematurely released before conf irming the
 light conditions) the shutter release lever to check if the
subject is bright enough.  lf  it is, the centre green light will
glow then pictures can be taken.

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         2. Focusing
        The lens can be focused on subjects from 1
        meter (3   f eet) to  inf inity. Estimate the
           distance between the subject and the camera
       by eye, and set the distance scale to the
           distance indicator dot @  .
           Subjects further away than 5 metres from the
          camera can be considered as inf inity.
         3. Viewfinder
           After having adjusted the exposure and focus
            setting, look through the viewfinder @ and
         compose the subject in the full frame of the
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   There are two major differences between underwater and on-land photography:
    (1)Distances Because the refractive index of water is different from that of air, the subject
       underwater appears to be closer and larger than it really is, fortunately the camera lens also
       "sees" the subject closer and larger, therefore proceed to focus the camera by estimating the
       distance exactly the same as the instructions for on-land picture taking, and do not make
       actual measurements.
    (2) Light The light conditions underwater are invariably much darker than those on-land it is
      recommended to always use  f lash.


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www.butkus.us  o Unloading film
           Refer to precautions under "Opening and Closing the rear door" particularly that section recom-
         mending the camera be placed on its back  (f ront of camera upper most) and then open the rear
           door.
           Set the Wind-Rewind lever to "R" position, then hold down the Rewind button @ and the  f ilm
          rewinding will start immediately and continue until the end (tip) ot the film comes out of the
           take-up spool and rewinder stops automatically.ttTII
        Open the film chamber door and take out the film cassette and reset the W-R setting lever back
          to "W" position and close both the  f ilm chamber and rear doors.
          Have your exposed  f ilm processed as soon as possible.

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      Always check the surface of the O-ring the rear door for dirt, scratches etc. lf opening and closing
      of the back becomes  diff icult lubricate the O-ring with the grease included in the camera kit. lf
      the O-ring is badly scratched or deformed,   f it a new one. When changing the O-ring, removes only
      with your  f ingers never use sharp items such as knives, screwdrivers etc.
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-                                                            www.butkus.usmaintenance   o Important points & camera                                                        :::'t     :
         " When opening and closing the back cover, be sure the camera and your hands are
t           completely dry and clean.        *         Do not open the back cover in places where water or sand may be hazardous.        *         Do not clean the camera with alcohol or thinner.
         " Do not leave the flash switch on for any long period of time.        *           Change the O-ring of the cover if it becomes scratched or deformed.        *        Do not use an excessive amount of silicon grease on O-ring (refer Changing ofI             O-ring).
           *         To avoid accidentally dropping the camera, use of strap is always recommended.
           *   lf the camera is to be left unused for more than a few weeks, remove batteries.
           *          The camera (and film) may be damaged by excesive heat, do not leave on the back
            shelf of car as sun shining through a car window can cause a great deal of heat.
           Also do not leave camera in a stream laden atmosphere as cornbination of heat
          and moisture can be detrimental.