SUPER ROLLS CANDID User manual

First open the back cover by sliding the cover release
   back and swinging the cover on its hinge.
   Whfle holding the rewind knob (A) in its out position,
   r:pJip the film cartridge into the right hand chamber (B).
           the rewind knob and turn until it engages withI  '.flplease   ',the spool of the cartridge.
   Next pull the film out of the cartridge and thread it into
\   the wide slot (C) of the take up shaft. It is advisable to7  allow about one-fourth inch to project through the slit.
   Hold the film firmly in the film track and turn the takeup
   knob (D) until the film catches. Do not turn much fil;
   out of the cartridge with the cover off, as exposure will
    ruin the film. The film must be put in straight.

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www.butkus.us    After the film is secured, set the perforations in the teeth
    of the counter. Then turn the takeup knob (D) to take
   H:ff:::"      securety and wind ofi the portion or the
    film that has been exposed to the daylight. To turn the
   takeup knob (D) after the cover is closed, it is necessary
    to press the spacing'button (E). While turning the take-
   up knob, the counter dial (F) will revolve if the camera
t,   is properly loaded. After first pressing the spacing but-
    ton, start turning the takeup knob. Then immediately
    release the button. Continue ttrrning the knob until the
    counter stops the flow of" film. Press the spacer button,
    start to wind, release the button and continue to turn
    until the stop again halts the flow of film.
   You now have a portion of the film in position to take a
    picture.                        s-et the counter dial (F) to read zero. by             -Nory    turning_ the. djql counter-clockwise.  It is very importint,
   so set the dial by turning counter-clockwise.-
   After taking_picture, press down spacing button (E),
   turn takeup knob (D) slightly, release spacer button,
   continue to wind until flow of film is checked. Do not
   attempt to turn knob after fitm is checked. For each
   succeeding picture repeat this same operation.


  To unload, it is necessary to first wind the film back into
   the cartridge. This is accomplished by turning the'rewind
  knob (A) until all of the film is back in the cartridge.
  Be sure all the film is rewound before opening back bf
   camera.
  Now open the cove4 draw out the re\uind knob and remove
   the gartridge. The filnl is now ready for the developer.

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The Super Rolls 35 M1\{. is equipped with a positive
focusing attachment for any distance from three feet to
infinity. The straight line at the base of the view finder
must be lined up with the line on the focusing ring.
Press down the lock release button. While holding in the
down position turn the focusing ring to the desired foot
marking. Release the button and again adjust the focus-
ing ring until the catch locks it in position. Your Rolls
will then be in perfect focus. For good sharp pictures,
care must be taken that the distance from the camera to
the object is carefully checked.


The aperture which regulates the amount of light that
passes through the lens onto the film is adjusted by the
iris lever (  ). This lever should be set to the "f" num-
ber corresponding to the number on an exposure meter.
If no exposure meter is available, remember that for poor
light or high shutter speeds the lowest "f" numbers are
necessary. For slower shutter speeds in brighter light,
greater depth of field can be obtained with a higher "I"
number. For time exposures consult a time exposure table.



Tho shutter speed is adjusted by setting the indicator on
top of the shutter housing to the desired speed. "2W',
means l/200th of a second, "25" is l/25th of a second
and so on. Take your pictures at the slowest shutter
speed possible to catch the action. An object moving

directly across the lens requires a higher shutter speed
than the same object moving toward the camera at the.
same rate of speed. For the higher shutter speeds, re-
member to set the diaphram at the lowest "f" number.


For taking pictures indoors with artificial light or for
taking pictures outdoors when lighting conditions make
satisfactory snapshots impossible, a time exposure will
yield satisfactory results. For time exposures set the
shutter speed indicator on either "T" (time) or "B"
(bulb). On "8" the shutter will remain open until the
plunger is released. 0n "T" the shutter iemains open
until the plunger is pressed a second time. In taking
time exposures do not attempt to hold the camera in the
hand but rest it on a tripod, table or similar firm support.


Hold the camera steadily against the face. Be particu-
larly careful when snapping the shutter that there is no
movement of the camera. Press down on the shutter re-
lease with steady, even pressure. Do not jerk the camera
in your eagerness to snap the picture. Any unsteadiness
will result in a blurred picture.

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       This Super Roll 35 MM, Camera is uncondi-  ffi
        tionally guaranteed against defective workman-
       ship and material'for'a period of 90'days.
      For service, return carnera to factory with this
        gilarantee attached, At all'timeso prepay the
       charges on returns {or serviceo ,and'enclose
       25c to cover packing and shipping cost.
       Naturally, we uie desirous o{,your getting the
        fullest satisfaction and pleasure from your
      Super Roll 35 NIN{. Camera; therefore, if you
        will follow t'he simple:'instructions outlined in
         this booklet, you can help yourself in obtaining.
       the finest possible pictures.


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