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Revere Stereo 33 User manual
User manual for Revere Stereo 33. 17 pages in English. Read the original PDF, download or print a copy without registration.
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- Revere
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- Revere Stereo 33
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- User manual
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- English
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- 17
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REGISTRATION CARD
A Revere Registration Card is includgd with
your Revere Stereo Camera. On this eard please
PRINT the serial number you will find on the
bottom plate of the camera. Also, PRINT the
complete information requested on the card.
Within ten days after making purchase, send
card to:
REVERE CAMERA COMPANY
320 Eost Twenly-first Slreel Chicoso 16, lllinois
This guarantee does not go into efrect until you
mail the card.
Copyrighl Revere Comero Compony Printed in U.S.A.View original page 3Page 4 · Read text
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FORWARD
Stereo-pictures have opened a new era in photography.
Now you can have pictures of your family, your
friends, scenes from wonderful vacation trips, all in
glorious color and the breath-taking realism of third
dimension.
Iflith your Revere Stereo Camera you will easily make
these pictures. ft is a precision instrument that will
pro-duce superb stereo.transparencies. For the design
and rnanufacture of this camera Revere has drawn
upon years of experience in producing America's finest
camera equipment. Since extreme precision is so basic
in stereo.carnera construction, ouf many years of ex-
per_ience_ assures you precision engineering combined
with highest quality materials and-workmanship.
Know you-r camera. By carefully following the instruc-
tions in this book you will easily produce excellent
stereo-transparencies.View original page 4Page 6 · Read text
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ACCESSORY MOUNTING BRACKET
RANGE TINDER TOCUSING KNOB
COVER I.OCK
RANGEFINDER EYEPIECE
VIEWFINDER EYEPIECE
PARAI.LAX CORRECTOR
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f slid" Co"ur Lock io
OPEN, Remove comero
cover.
3 Revolve sprockel until dot befween sprocket 4 Trrn Winding Knob
teeth is belween orrows. counter - clockwise until
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5 lnserl film leoder se-
curely into slot of Toke-
up spool. Film will not 6 Drow film corlridge ocross film chonnel ond
qdvonce if film slips oul drop cortridge into recess. Push down Rewind
of slot. Knob.
I Close Cover. Slide Cover Lock lo
IOCK position. Press Shufter Re-
leose ond odvonce film. Press Shuf-
ter Releose ond odvonce film q sec-
ond fime. Press Shutter Releose ond
odvonce film o third time. You ore
r:+w reody for first exposure. Set
Exposure Counter Diol to l. (Turn
Exposure Counler Diol clockwise
only. ) When odvoncing film Re-
wind Knob will lurn only ofter
7 Insert Cover hinge slock in film cortridge hos beeninlo hinge rece ss, token up.View original page 8Page 9 · Read text
I Set proper shutter speed and lens open.
ing. A convenient exposure guide has been
placed on the bottom plate of the camera.
When other combinations of shutter
speeds and lens openings are desired, use
of a light meter is recommended.
EXPOSURE GUIDE Type A, indoor film, rated ASA 16, may
Doylighl Color Film ASA l0 also be used for sunlight exposures with - - Daylight conversion filters. Vith this
combination the exposures are the game
as recommended for Daylight color film
Subiecl rated ASA 10.
Li sht Alu:ays set the calibration marks ol the
Averoge shutter speed, selected, directly in line
Sub iect u:ith the ind,ex rnark on the lront of the
cafnera.Dork
5ub iect
Set Parallax Corrector as required. For subjects lo-
cated from l0 feet to Infinity the BLACK line is
aligned with the BLACK dot. For distances of 3 to
l0 feet the Parallax Corrector should be rotated to
the left until the RED line is aligned with the RED
dot.
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3 Look through Viewfinder Eyepiece.
2 Look through the Rangefinder Eyepiece. Se- Uoncentrate on framing the main object
lect th-e main object in your picture. Adjust Jo -giye the desired composition. The livel bubFle, when visible at any point alongRangefinder Focusing Knob untif the double-im.
age blends into one image. The subject is now prodircethe bottomstereoof thepaireviewfinderfree of tilt.rfindow,This LIim.wiil foeus.in sharp inates eyestrain when viewing stereo pic.
tureg.
Hold camera firm and steady when press. OUT OF FOCUS IN FOCUS ing Shutter Releaee Button.
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Your Counter will indicqfe when
the film is completely exposed.
Film pqckoged for Stereo use
only should show 20 exposures.
The stondord 20 or 36 exposure
roll should shovr l6 or 29 stereo
exposures respectively. CAU-
TION: Do not odvonce film be-
yond fhe recommended number of
exposures. Overwinding will
breok film loose from Rewind
Spindle ond require removing
film in dork roonr.
2 Rewind film into corlridge until fhe Rewind Knob furns
I Trrn Exposure Counter Diol very freely. Turn Rewind Knob ot leosl one more full lurn.clockwise until the R lines up
with the RED index dot.
4 Pull up Rewind Knob ond remove
film cortridge. To relood ot lhis point,
begin with Step 3. poge 6.
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,I,IOUNTING FITTERS
The Itevere Stereo Carnera has filter retaining
rings built into each leus barrel, assuring perfect
filter alignmeni and eliminating the need for
bulky accessory fiIter mounts. The filterso v:hen
in place, thus becorne an integral part of the
camera.
The lens barrel will accept Series IV mourrted
filters
To mount the filters remove the Filter Retaining
Ringsr lay the filters in place, and reassemble the
Filter Retaining Rings. Tighten the Retaining
Rings enough to hold the filters firmly, but not
too tight.
Use the filters recorrlllrended bv the filn-r manu- FILTER RETAINING RINGS
facturer.
The lenses of the llevere Stereo Cautera are deeply recessed into the lens barrel, thus elinrinating
the necessity for using a lens shade under normal lighting conditions.
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FTASH SYNCHRONIZATION
Flash pictures are easy to make with your Re-
vere Stereo Carnera. For your convenience the
shutter has been internally synchronized for
Class "Mo'and'oF" flash lamps and Strobe lights.
Mount the flash unit in one of the two methods
illustrated on the following page. Select the pro-
per shutter speed and lens opening according to
the directions for the tytrle of lamp you are using.
TYPE OF IA'ITP SHUTTER SPEEDS
1 /25, onty rrM" T, B, I /2,1 / 5,1 /10, Closs Mqrked in RED on Shutter Speed Ring
Closs 'rF'l Alf ShutterSpeeds Except 1/200
Strobe lights All Shutter Speeds (Closs Xl
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MOUNTING THE FTASH UNIT
There are two types of flash units which may be used with the Revere Stereo Camera.
a. Side mounting type.
b. D-irect mounting type fitting into Accessory Mounting Brachet. (See
illustrations above.)
Check the follorving:
l. Be sure the terminal of the flash unit is in contact with the insul-
ated button in the Accessory Mounting Braeket.
2. Always insert flash lamp after flash unit has been mounted.
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DEPTH.OF.FIEtD
Shutler speed I /!i ss6end-overoge subiects-4 lo 5 Depth-of-field can be computed with the aid
inch silver or sofin finish refleclor. of the two groups of f-numbers found out-
side the rangefinder dial. For example: If
With flosh gun qtloched lo comero, the rangefinder reads 4 feet, and the chosen
focus rongefinder diql on subiecl, ond aperture is f/8, note that the f/B on the left
reqd " FEET" morked in RED. Correcl ex- side lines up with the RED 3, and on the
posure is indicoted below lhe RED num- right side f/B lines up with the RED 6. This
bers. For exomple: lf rongefinder diol 'rneans that a subject focused at 4 f€et and
indicotes 6 feel, correcl lens opening exposed at f/B will be in critical focus be-
setting is f/8. Diol is compuled for tween 3 and 6 feet. If greater depth is de- SM or SF flosh bulbs wilh indoor color sired, a smaller f-stop with increased expo.
ftlm. Short peok flosh performonce mqkes this fype bulb sure is necessary. TIIE DEPTH-OF-FIELD qclion. required. is filter speciol stopping Noideol for CRITI. REFERENCE FOR SCALE IS A bulbs, flosh film 5 with No. indoor color exposingWhen TO USERS PLAN WHO STEREO CAL rendif ion. color for correcf recommended is EK8 I C filteron DI- THIRD MOST OUT OF TTIE GET qn follows: Expose os filter. EKgID use bulbsFor No.25 MENSIO'N PHOTOGRAPHY.
DOUBTE EXPOSURE FOR TRICK EFFECTS
To rnake an intentional double exposure on
a stereo pair, proceed as follows. Make the
first exposure in the usual manner. Reset the
Allhough nol recommended for best resulls, doylighl shuttefwith the External Set Lever and make
color film moy be exposed with 58 or 258 blue tinted the second exposure. Double exposures are
flqsh bulbs os lhe moin lighl source. Exposures ore lhe special photographic efiects which demand
some os indicoted on rongefinder diol computed for careful planning for best results.
SM-SF flosh with indoor color film.
As in ouldoor phologrophy, expose light subiects th SINGLE FRAME EXPOSURE
stop less ond dork subiects I stop more. To make a single frame exposure, cover oneCoution: Since bulbs moy sholler when floshed. use o lens and expose the first frame. Reset the
cleor prolective shield over lhe refleclor os o sofel'y shutter with External Set Lever. Cover the
meosure. Do nol flosh lomps in on explosive otmosphere. other lens and expose the second frame.View original page 15Page 16 · Read text
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TIGHT SW BUTTON
REVERE STEREO 22 VIEWER
The Revere Stereo.22 Viewer is a quality op.
tical instrument. It has fine achromatic
matched lenses, interocular adjustment, and
right and left focusing knobs. The built.in
illumination Bystem assures sharpness, bril.
liant color and depth pereeption. Adults and
children alike will find ir easy to operate.
Vith the large light switch button the view.
ing of many slides will not be tiri4g. Made of
strong, durable, Iight weight plastic. Illumin.
ation is provided by two Bize ,oD', batteries INTEROCUI.AR SPACING and a single balb. Accessory Transfonner ADJUSTMENTFOCUSING IKNOB Unit, Model 222: Operates bn ll0 Volt, 60
Cycle A.C. current. Recommended as batterv
ACHROMATIC VIEWING TENSES replacement for continuous viewing.
EVEREADY CAMERA CASE
A fine,, _top_ grq{e, cowhide earrying case with shoulder strap. Has dron
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