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Olympus Infinity Twin User manual
User manual for Olympus Infinity Twin. 40 pages in French. Read the original PDF, download or print a copy without registration.
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- Brand
- Olympus
- Model / document
- Olympus Infinity Twin
- Document type
- User manual
- Language
- French
- Pages
- 40
- File size
- 7.1 MB
- Category
- Film cameras
- Document date
- Not specified in catalog
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*DLL13A|CRl23AEllnsert the two " * Always install and remove the ElClose the battery compartment type lithium batteries correctly. batteries with the lens barrier cover. Any DLI23A/CRl23A type closed. Make sure the red tape is not caught commercially available lithium battery in the battery cover. is acceptable. * Pull out the red tape before loading the batteries.View original page 4
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Close the lens barrier once, thenwww.butkus.usopen on with steady light, the batteries are
it again. The battery condition will exhausted and you must replace them
be displayed in the LCD panel for 2 because the camera will not operate.
seconds. If the mark " fl " appears, Note: The display LCD panel will
the batteries are in good condition. remain on for 90 seconds. The lens will
Checking the If the mark " n " blinks, the batteries reset itself to wide-angle and the camera
still have enough power to expose will be set to the normal shootingbatteries about one roll of film. If " [ " turns mode when the barrier is closed.
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Simpb operating IlPush up the back cover lock to ooen the camera back.
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Loading the film
This camera is designed for tr *DX"use with film. If no*DX" film is available, use
ISO 100 film. This camera
is automatically set to ISO100 with non-DX coded s
film.
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El Prepare "DX" film. B Place the film so that it lies flat.www.butkus.us (With "DX" film, the film sPeed is automatically set.) Always load film in the shade. First, fit the bottom of the film cassette securely onto the rewind shaft. Then push in the top of the film cassette until it locks with a clickView original page 8
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Z!Pull the film leader to the red film Note: Adjust the length of the film
positioning line. leader before loading. so rhar it
matches the red film loading mark.
Make sure the film lcader tip is nor
bent and the film perforations are
properly aligned and engaged as
shown.
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BClose the camera back firmly with You can easily check the type of @Open the barrier and make sure www.butkus.usboth hands. film. the exposure counter shows "l". If
(Make sure the camera back lock the film is not loaded properly, the
button snaps down.) exposure counter will not show " I "
The film advances automatically. and a display as shown in the
illustration will appear in the LCD
panel. ln this case, reload the film
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Elshooting range: WIDE : from EtUota the camera correctly.
0.75m (2.5ft) to -. Keep your fingers and the strap
TELE: from 0.8m away from the lens, viewfinder
(2'6ft) to '"' and flash.View original page 13Page 14 · Read text
GtSmoothly depress the shutter Z The film is rlutomatically woundwww.butkus.usrelease button to minimize camera and the LCD exposure counter
shake. shows the next frame.
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When you reach the end of the film, "rewinding completed" indicator
the camera automatically starts to appears in the LCD panel.
rewind the film. You will hear the * Never open the camera back while
motor whir and the exposure the film is rewinding.
counter will count back.
Unloading the Open the camera back and remove
film the film after making sure the camera motor has stopped and the
If you take more than the
specified number of exposures "Rewinding completed " indicator
in your roll of film, the last
frame may be cut off or may When
not be printed completely in the barrier
your laboratory. is closed
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x It takes about 2 seconds after ElFlash working range.
winding the film ro charge the flash (lf you are using negative color film,
(at normal temperatures). you will get excellent pictures in this
While the flash is being charged, shooting range because the color
the flash indicator (orange) may negative film offers the widest
not light and the flash mav not exposul'e latitude to compensate for
fire. over and underexposure.)
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subjects, the flash indicator (orange)www.butkus.us
will turn on when the shutter release
is depressed to tell you that the flash
will l'irc automatically.
Automatic flash Make sure to place the main part of
your subject in the small center Auto
activation Focus brackets.
(2) Taking
backlighted
subjects ffiView original page 18Page 19 · Read text
Advanced When the main subject is not in the BFor focus lock, first put the main
shooting Otherwiseautofocus frame,the camerause thewillfocusfocuslock.on frame.part of the subject in the autofocus
techniques the background and the subject will For example, the face of the person
not be in focus. on the left should be completely
within the autofocus frame.
www.butkus.usView original page 19Page 20 · Read text
plDepress the shutter release about the lbcus lock is cleared and youwww.butkus.uscan @Recompose your picture andhalfway and hold it there. The repeal lhc procedure a\ many limes depress the shutter release all the autolocus indicator (green) will turn as you want. way to take pictures. on in the viewfinder. Caution is required because the shutter will fire if you depress the button all the way If you remove your finger from the button while the green lamp is on, a t-- l"$View original page 20
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IlPress the "CONT/ $ " button
until the mark " E " is indicatedwww.butkus.usin
the LCD panel.
Use of the
self-timerView original page 22Page 23 · Read text
ElStart the self-timer by depressing When the shutter release is.
the shutter release. depressed, the focus lock is activated
and the shutter fires after about 12
seconds. The self-timer signal lights
are on for l0 seconds after the
shutter release is depressed, and
blinks for the last 2 seconds before
the shutter fires. The self-timer will
be deactivated ifthe barrier is closed
or the *CONT./ $ " button is
pressed.
Note: Before opening the camera
back, detach the camera from the
tripod.
* After the shutter is released, the
self-timer mode will be auto-
matically canceled.View original page 23Page 26 · Read text
To reset the normal shooting mode, www.butkus.us press the " | " button twice.View original page 26
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Press the " t " button and make sure To reset the normal shooting mode,
the " t FILL-lN" mark is on the press the " | " button once more.
LCD display, then shoot.
* The shutter speed may become too
slow to handhold, and the camera
(2) Fill-in flash may shake. Therefore, the use of a
mode tripod or other firm support is recommended in dim lieht conditions.
Use this mode when you
definitely want the flash to
fire, as with backlighting
from a window, etc. The
flash will operate regardless
of the brightness of the
scene.
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Press the rewind button on thewww.butkus.usbutton with too much force.
bottom of the camera with the tip of
a ballpoint pen, etc. The film will be
rewound automatically. When the
motor stops running, open the
Unloading the camera back and take out the
film in the middle cartridge. (Refer to Page 13.) Be careful not to press the rewind
of a rollView original page 28Page 30 · Read text
www.butkus.us Care for the weatherproof camera
'fhis camera is a weatherproof camera but is not designed for underwater use. Please note the following warning
and use it correctlv.
Submergence and underwater
Splashing water Seaside shooting impossible
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