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Pritz 35 ee User manual
User manual for Pritz 35 ee. 14 pages in English. Read the original PDF, download or print a copy without registration.
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- Brand
- Pritz
- Model / document
- Pritz 35 ee
- Document type
- User manual
- Language
- English
- Pages
- 14
- File size
- 1.8 MB
- Category
- Film cameras
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€) Film rewind release button
@ Tripod screw
@ Battery compartment cover
@ Lock for funcrion control
flng
@ DIN film speed
@ Back cover
FIG.2View original page 4Page 5 · Read text
@ Back cover
@ Film compartment
@ Guide rails
@ Sprockets
@ Film take up spindle
@ Film counter setting pin
@ EVe piece
@ Pressure plate
@ Film roller
@ Rewind spindle
FIG. 3
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INSTALLING THE AUTOMATIC
EXPOSURE CONTROL (ELECTRIC*
EYE} BATTERY (FlG . 4, 5)
The CdS electric eye is powered by a
long-life 1.3V mercury battery PX-675
or equivalent The battery is supplied
with your cam€-ra either installed, or
pacl<ed separately in the camera box.
To install the battery, use a coin to un-
screw the battery cover on the bottomFIG. 4 of the ca mera Drop the battery into
the opening with its positive (+) side up
a nd replace the battery cover. When
you replace the battery, wipe the new
battery with a clean dry cloth. The
average life of the battery is one year"
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LOAD IN G TH E FILM
(FlG. 6, 7, B, g)
Lift up the FILM REWIND KNOB/BACK
COVER RELEASE until the back cover
snaps open.
Put the 35 mm film cartridge (12, 2A
or 36 exposures) into the left chamber.
Press in the film rewind knob and fold
the rewind crank.
FIG. 6
Pull out the end of the film and insert
into any slot on the FILM TAKE-UP
SPINDLE. Advance the film byturning
the film winding lever" Repeat until
the sprocket teeth engage the f ilrn
perf orations on both top a nd bottom a nd
place on the guide rails properly. Close
the back cover firmly. Press the SHUT-
TER RELEASE BUTTON and advance the
film forward. Repeat until No" 1is www.butkus.usFIG 7View original page 7Page 8 · Read text
visible in the FILM COUNTER WINDOW.
The ca mera is now ready to shoot the
first picture.
FIG. B
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AUTOMATIC EXPOSUHE
(FtG 1 O, 11i
Turn the ASA/DlN setting ring on the
top of the lens a nd set the ASA speed
In accordance with your film rating.
Make sure the ASA rating is as indicated
on the data supdied with the film. The
ASA speed rating appears in the slot on
the top of the lens and the DIN rating
in the slot on thelbottom of the lens,"FIG. 1O Hold the lock lever for the FU NCTION
CONTROL RING and rotate until it snaps
into the AUTO index position. Exposure {
is then automatically programmed for
the automatic shutter speed and lens
iris setting for any picture taking.
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REWINDilUG FtLtvtj (Ftc . 14, 15)
After exposing all the film rewind it
into the cartridge before opening the
back cover. Press the FILM REWIND
RELEASE BUTTON on the bottom of the
camera and wind the FILM REWIND
CRANK as illustrated until you feel a
loosening of tension as the film leaves
the TAKE-UP SPINDLE. puil out the
FILM REWIND KNOB open the BACK
FlG. 14 COVER and remove the f ilm. For the
best results you should process the film
im m ed iate ly.
Ftc. 15
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with in the ra nge of the proper exposu re
settrn g .
A cord less f lash g u n ca n be insta lled
directly on the electrical contact in the
shoe. lf the flash gun has a cord, con-
nect the flash contact plug into the
FLASH CORD SOCI(ET on the side of
the camera.
N ow observe th roug h the viewf inder a nd
rotate the f ocussing ring u ntil the dou ble
image in the center is super-imposed. FtG. 16 Press the SHUTTER RELEASE BUTTON.
When setting the FUNCTION CONTROLTAKTNG FLASH PICTURES (FlG. 16) RING to the flash picture setting, theWhen taking pictures indoors in insuffici- camera is automatically set at the shutterent light, use a flash gun attachment. speed of 1l25th second. The PRINZ
Your PRINZ 35 EE is automatically ad- 35 EE has also X synchronization for all
justed for correct flash exposure by set- types of bulbs or electronic unit.
ting the guide numbers index. Depress The intermediate guide numbers are in-
and hold the FU NCTION CONTROL LOCI( dicated as follows:
LEVER and rotate the FUNCTION CON- (40) (2O) (1TROL RING until the flash mark (pyl 56 . 28 . 14 0). mG.No. GUIDElines NUMBER. the up with .ft . g0 . 45 www.butkus.usThe 180(1 (65) RINGDISTANCE (32t then can only be rotated 30)
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SELF-TIMER (Ftc. 17)
The SELF-TIMER can be used for both
normal and flash pictures.
When using the SELF-TIMER place the
camera on a tripod or any firm support.
Advance the film and turn the SELF-
TIMER down. Press the SHUTTER RE-
LEASE BUTTON. A click will be heard
after approx 8 seconds and the shutter
will be released.
F tG. 17 TrME EXPOSURE (Flc. 1B)
When a long exposure is necessary be-
cause of insufficient light or at night, it
is possible to use the bulb exposure.
Press and hold the FUNCTION CONTROL
RING LOCK LEVER and rotate the FUNC-
TION CONTROL RING until the " B'n
(Bulb) is lined up with index mark. Place
the camera on a tripod or any firm
support and use a standard cable release.
The lens will stay open at f u ll apertu re of
f 12.7 as long as the SHUTTER RELEASE
BUTTON is held down.
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