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Ricoh 35mm Ricolet User manual
User manual for Ricoh 35mm Ricolet. 13 pages in English. Read the original PDF, download or print a copy without registration.
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- Brand
- Ricoh
- Model / document
- Ricoh 35mm Ricolet
- Document type
- User manual
- Language
- English
- Pages
- 13
- File size
- 1.1 MB
- Category
- Film cameras
- Document date
- Not specified in catalog
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RICOLET CAMERA.
The Ricolet Camera is a precision instrument, made with great
care and to exacting specifications. It should therefore be hand'ed
with the care which a fine instrument deserves. The protective
cap should be kept over the lens whenever the Camera is not in
use. Should the lens surface require cleaning, brush it lishtly with .,
ia fine camel hair brush and wipe it gently with special lens tissue
paper. The following outline indicates the essential operating
procedure fgr picture taking with the Ricolet Camera.
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(r) Filnr Winding & Shutter setting Knob.
@ Filnr Counter.
o Body shutter release.
o Film rewinding Knob.
(, l,ens.
-F
@ Distance Scale.
€) Depth of Focus scale.
(') Shutter.
( e ) Stop diaphrarl.
@ Flash synch.ronization ternrinal.
@ Stand.
@ View finder.
@ Accessory clip.
@ Open & closing discs.
€D Filnr release (use only for rewinding).
a!) Back Cover.View original page 4Page 5 · Read text
TO INSERT FILM. iOnly under subdued light,
G) To open the camera, turn the two @ To close the c.amera, place the
back cover at the half way position discs on the bottorn of the camera as illustrated and slide it uprn'ard
in the direction indicated by arrow in the opposite manner to when it '( O " .abbrevjatibq, .of " Open "- to was opened. Then turn the two
the mark "A". discs in the direction indicated by
arrow C iabbreviation of " Clos€ ",, Pull the back cover slightly down- to the mark "n".
wards about one inch and then lift Do not replace the back
it away from the camera bod)'. by sliding it onto the body.
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q}l Place the loaded film cartridge @ Turn the film winding knob in
the direction of the arrow i be in the lef t chamber ( located svre the perforations in the film
under the film rewinding knob). catch on the sprockets. Replace
the back cover.
Pull out the fllrn leader to the slit After turning the filrn winding
knob until it stops, release the of the film take-up spool in the
shutter. Repeat this operation
opposite charnber. twice more.View original page 6Page 7 · Read text
(Note: When the film is correctly engaged, the film rewinding knob .
will turn in the reverse direction of the arrow).
Then set the "O" on the film counter to the mark "4,".
To rewind Film.
After the entire roll of film ha.s been exposed, it rvill be difficult to turn
the film winding knob; do not try to force it to turn any further ! To rewind
. , . $ r ' .
the exposed film into the original cartridge, press the film release located just {
behind the body shutter release and turn the film rewinding knob.
Do not open the rear plate until th" nh ha. b"en
""tir"
into the cartridge.'
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Holding the camera f o r exposure. (E When holding the camera for horiz,ontal composition, moving the cantera when pressing the l-rody shutter release is the main cause for blurred picture. Hold the camera firmly and press your elbows to your body for steady support Release the shutter button with the right forefinger as illustrated.View original page 8
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@ When holding the camera for vertical composition, there are two ways
to hold the camera as illustrated. In either case, it is necessery to press
one elbow to your body to lirmly support the camera.
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Depth of focus scale. You can easily see the depth of focus scale on the lens barrel. For example: When the distance scale is set at the red line and the diaphranl stop at Fi8, then the canera is sharply focused for the distance of 9 feet to infinity ( - ),.View original page 10
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Directions for use of a Flash Attachment.
With the Iiikenon Flash Gun using
West Press 8 Flashbulb and Neo-
-A. pan S S S. A. 100-. fihn, you can
shoot synchronized flash picture as
follows :
'Shutter
speed. Il50 Sec.)
Distance (-Feet) 25 15 r 0 7 5
Stop 3.5 5.6 8 11 16
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