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NEOCA 35-2S User manual

User manual for NEOCA 35-2S. 15 pages in English. Read the original PDF, download or print a copy without registration.

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Neoca
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NEOCA 35-2S
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User manual
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English
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15
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hIOft1ENCLATURE OF PRINCIPAT PARTS


     @   Film Tronsport Lever
     @  Film Counfer Disc
     @   Shutter Speed Diol
     @  Lens'Aperture Diol
     @   Shutter Set Lever (self-cocking  )
          G)   Focusing Ring
                           Button  #    ir      Rewinding            "ftt)     @  Co b le releose  ri n g
          (0  Rewinding Knob
     @  Shutter Releose Button
     @  Bock Cover Lock
     @  Viewfinder Window
     @   Rongefinder Window
     @   Finder Eyepiece
         (D   Auxiliory Focusing Lever
         €0  Lens tlood
     @  Synchro-Flosh Terminol
         (9   Access ory Shoe
     @   Film In d icoto r             www.butkus.us          AE   Neckstrop ring
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PRINCIPAT FEATURES

LENS     Neokor F , 3.5 45 mm. hord cooted, fully corrected onostigmot with excellent                  '
            resolving power ossuring edge-to-edge shorpness.
SHUTTER: Fuli Rectus shutter, Germon type, F synchronized, with highly occurote speeds from
                                        1                                                                 construction).                    /3OO of o second (5 blode          B, l,  1 /2 to
FINDER    Combined Coupled Rongefinder ond Viewfinder Window. Comero-to-subiect  distonce
                                                                                                                       lens,                             '     is outomoticolly set by rototing the focusing ring (6), thus turning the front
                                                                                              possing          which is directly coupled with the rongefinder by meons of o connecting bor
           through the shutter. The NEOCA Rongefinder ossures shorp focus-on essentiol
            feoture for fine photogrophs.
SELF-COCKING DEVICE    Ropid fillm tronsport lever (l).                                            '        Two strokes of lever odvonce fi1m... counts exposures... sets shutter.*. The double
           stroke produces smoother operotion ond is eosier on the film thon comporoble
            single stroke systems. Accidentol double exposure (i.e. two picture on the some
                                                                                       possible to          frome) is impossible with NEOCA. However, for trick eftects it is
          double expose inteniionolly, simply by cocking the shutter set lever (5) without
           odvoncing the film tronsport lever (1).
BODY:    Mode of light. diecost metol ond covered with gerruine block leother. All exterior
           metol ports feoture o sotin finish. This ottroctive combinotion of biock ond silver,
          combined with well-proportioned design, gives the comero o porticulorly smort
          oppeorqnce. Genuine leother cose occommodotes the lenshood.
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Advonce the film two  f romes, pushing the shutter releose
button eoch time. Set "0" (zero) on the film coun'ter disc
(2) opposite the morker. (See photo 4 & 5).  Advonce
                                                                                fir'st exposure.fifm once more i you ore now rqody for your
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                       Holding      Ccrmercr





Hold your comero pressed firmly ogoinst the right cheek with
both honds os shown in photo 6, the tip of you r right index
finger lightly touching the shutter releose button (B). Now focus,
by rototing the focusing ring (6,, or the lens hood (16) when
ottoched. At some distonces the ouxiliory focusing lever (t S)
moy be found convenient. When using the comero verticolly,
hold it firmty in your right hond os shown in photo 7.  In this
cose, the right thumb is ploced on the shutter releose button
ond focusing is done with the second finger of the left hond,
its index finger ond thumb su pporting the comero in position.
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tt     Lens Openitg, Distonce, qnd t'Depfh-of -Field

         A direct relotionship exists beiween the " depth-of-field " ond such foctors os distonce
                                                                                                                               lensL             of comero to the picture-subject, lens opening  (.f stop), ond focol length of toking
           The " depth-of-field "  is primorily influenced by (l ) the lens opening ond (2) thea
                distonce between the comero ond the picture-subiect. Toking these lwo foctors in the
 I             order listed, it con be soid thot o smoll lens opening (higher F-stop number) gives
I           GREATER " depth-of-field " ond conversely, o lorge lens opening (lower F-stop number)
                 will result in DECREASING  this zone of shorp focus.
          As to the distonce between comero ond picture-subiect,  it is well to remember thol
               the closer the distonce the less " depth-of-field " so lhot the beginner should be very
 I                   coref ul to focus his moin sub ject correctly when toking piclu res ot close distonces.
               For foirly distonf to very distont imoges, the "depth-of-fleld"  for mosi lenses*is consideroble  ffi   ond there should be no problem of ony imoge being out of focus.:
             Releqsing rhe Shutter 6t*fi"5,u5
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                        Push the shutter releose button with your index finger (-Photo 6 & 7) using
                                            Core should be token to prevent movement of the        I          -\-   \           steody, even pressure.                      comero while pressing the releose button.
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Rewinding the Exposed Film

   After entire roll of film hos been exposed, the film winding knob will not
   odvonce further. Do not force it beyond this point. The film must now be
   rewound into the originol cortridge  f rom the toke-u p spool. Press down on
   the,rewinding button (7) ond turn the rewind knob in the direction of the
   orrow until the entire film hos been completely rewound into fhe cortri dg"
   (seephotoS&9).





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Flosh Synchronizotion

      Your " Neoco 35 " hos o  built-in Germon type Flosh Terminol (17). A clip-on flosh unit
    con be conveniently mounted in the Accessory Shoe (.|8). The flosh gun coble must hove o
      " COMPUR TYPE "  tip.
       Correct synchronizotion of the flosh ond shutter opening is obtoined ot oll speeds up,to
'    'l/100 second with Closs " F " floshbulbs. Closs " M " ond M-2 bulbs should be used or 1/25
    second. Electronic flosh units (speedlights) should not be used.
      Every film type hos on ASA Tungsten Index Number. Since floshbulbs use guide numbers for
     determining the f-stop occording to your distonce-from subiect ond shutter speed setting, it  is
    recommended thot you refer to the film ond floshbulb doto sheets.
                                                                                                dork                                                                                        horsh,                                                               ond                                                                             squinting   SYNCHRO-SUNLIGHT:                       Use                                                                  unottroctive                                                   eliminote                                 flosh "fill-in"                                          to                                                                                                        fi                                                                                                              pictures                                                                                      quolity                                                                                    to your                                                                flosh odds    shodows coused by strong                                                        thot                                                       o sporkling                                              You'll find                             sunlight.
      if you hove your subiects focing off to on ongle from the sunlight insteod of hoving it shine   ./'
       ii':to their eyes. lt is very eosy to determine the distonce to shoot from. First- obtoin your
    DAYLIGHT EXPOSURE by either on exposure meter or the film monufocturer's chort. Next, sel
    the shutter speed ond diophrogm opening. Then from the chort on the floshbulb sleeve, obtoin
    the guide number for the fllm ond shutter speed you ore using; divide thot number by your
     f-stop ond you hove your distonce from comero-to-sublect.
   FOR EXAMPLE; Your chort or meter reoding shows 1/50 second ot fr8 is best for your exposure.
    Assume guide number of o given floshbulb for Plux-X film ot this shutter speed is 120. Dividing
   120 by I  gives you o distonce of 15 feet    move to this distonce from your sublect, set
    the comero distonce scole to l5 ond shoot. You'll-    be pleosed with the " professionol " touch
     thot's odded to your pictures, especiolly when you hove colour film in your comero.
                                                                      F Colour film with o Conversion filterlo     N. B.-When using Doylight Type colour film (or Type A or Type      in doylight), you must use blue floshbulbs.
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ACCESSORIES

LENS HOOD, The lens hood provided is o voluoble occessory
ond should be used constontly. lt prevents stroy light from
entering the lens ond helps give pictu res thot crisp look.
CAUTION,  lf it is necessory to remove or opply the lens hood,
os when using filters, olwoys grosp the ouxiliglf focusing lever
                                                                   turning.(l 5) firmly, to prevent the fo.rsing ring (5) from
NEVER opply force ogoinst the focus stop ot either end of the
focusing scole (1 .7 ft. ona inf.), os this moy domoge the focusing
mechonism (see photo  I I ).
CABLE RELEASE: When using o coble releose, toke milled ring
(8) ofi the shutter releose but,ton (l 0) by turning it  counter-
clockwise. A Leico-fype coble releose or self-timing device moy
now be ottoched (see photo 10).
FILTERS, Your Neoco 35 lens will give you pictures of excellent
shorpness; but the mood of ,the picture con often be itproved
by using filters.
  Yellow fiilters help bring out clouds ond ore o " must " for
snow scenes ond scenes of seo shore.
  Green filters lighten red colou r ond will bring out greens in
londscopes. Also recommended for outdoor portroits.
  These filters ore for block-ond-white filmswww.butkus.usonly.
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PROPER CARE OF YOUR NEOCA 35


                                                                                    bestt.  Keep your comero olwoys in o dry ploce when not in use.  lt is
   to keep it sofely enclosed in o moisture-proof box or cose. Avoid
   exposure to roin, dust, ond sond'
2. Do not leove your comero unused with the shutter cocked, os this moy
   groduolly weoken the shutter spring.
3.  Feriodicolly cleon the comero body with o soft brush to remove dust or
    dirt.  lt is especiolly importont to keep the pressure plote ond other
   ports inside the film chomber cleon, os even smoll dirt porticles con
   couse film scrotching. Avoid dirt ond fingermorks on the lens'  lf necessory,
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                             'i   cleon the lens corefully with o soft comel-hoir brush to remove gritty                                                           1,e:
                                                                              fingerm.orks    porticles which moy scrotch the lens cooting; if greose or
   remoin, breothe on the lens ond remove morks gently with lens tissue
   or o very soft cloth- ovoid rubbing.

ACCESSORIES (Continued)
       For colour film, o hoze filter ond conversion  filter moy be
                                                                           the     found helpful ; osk your deoler for the correct fllters for
     type of colour fllm you wish to use.
                                 Filter Diometer: lnterior ......27.5 mm
                                                      Exterior......28.0 mm
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