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Spartus Full-Vue Reflex User manual
User manual for Spartus Full-Vue Reflex. 6 pages in English. Read the original PDF, download or print a copy without registration.
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- Spartus
- Model / document
- Spartus Full-Vue Reflex
- Document type
- User manual
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- English
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- 6
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- 0.7 MB
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- Film cameras
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"LARGER" CONTACT
PRINTS
Most photo finishers throughout the
country are equipp,ed with contact en-
largement printe1·s that produce approx-
imately 3 x 4 prints from the negatives
you get with this Miniature Camera.
Retail ;>ric:es fo,- thPs P e nl:ug:e rl prints
vary in different sections of the Unite ~
States. However, in most cases they cost
only slightly more than ordinary qual-
ity prints. See your dealer for fur.ther
information.
UTILITY MANUFACTURING CO.
IncO"rporated
261 FIFTH AvENUE, NEw YoRK, N. Y.
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To Load and Unload Camera The film is now properly placed in
the camera and shut. Follow directions Always load and unload camera in a
for winding very carefully.
subdued light, never near a bright sun-
light. Hold back of camera toward you To Wind Film
and push lock slide in direction of arrow Turn the win.ding k~y slowly, while
watching the lower red window on backand remove back. See that the empty
of camera. When the figure "1" appears
spool is in the Top receptacle (alongside in the center of the lower red window
of the winding key) with the notched marked (A) the camera is ready for use.
end in contact with the winding key. See illustration helow.
Place the film in the lower receptacle.
Now break the seal in which the roll is
held in place. Pull the end of the red
Top W indow B
paper toward the empty spool. Thread
the end of the red paper through the
broadest side of the slit of the spool. Now Lower Window A
turn the winding key two or three times
toward the right so that the paper will
begin t·o roll onto the empty spool.
Replace the back, by holding the back
As soon as you have taken the picture
of the camera toward you, and placing be sure to wind number 1 from (A)
the cut out near the window B under window to (B) window. You are now
the metal receptacle and pressing back ready to snap your second picture. Re-
gently downwards. peat process after every picture.
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When number 8 appears in center of Time Exposures
(B) window you will have taken 16 To take time exposure pictures press
pictures.
lever from inst. to time. This lever is
When you have taken all the pictures on the right side of name plate, when
keep turning the,, key until the complete the camera is facing you~ ·
roll of film (including the red paper
which protects it) is all wound on the t In taking time exposures place the
top roll. camera ·On a firm object such as a table j
Open back of camera as when loading, or chair. Never hold camera in your
remove roll of film; now seal roll with hand. After sighting your object press
piece of gummed paper which you will shutter rel.ease, keeping your finger on it,
find on the end of the roll, so that it counting the number of seconds of ex-
cannot run loose. posure_desired. When the req~r_~:d num-
ber of seconds has expired - and not
until then - remove your finger fromTo Take Pictures
the shutter release. If no more time ,ex-
Hold the camera with the sight as
posures are desired, adjusr for instantan-close to the eye as possible, keeping the
camera firmly against the face. Make eous pictures, by pushing lever back to
sur.e the object or subject you are taking in st.
is framed within the finder.
Suitable Light Condition
The camera MUST be held level.
In taking instantaneous pictur.es, beShould the subject be below your eye
level, hke a small animal, the camera sure that the sun is directly behind your
should be held down level with the center back. If sun shines directly into the
of the subject. lens, pictures will be fogged.
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