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Taron III F/1.9 , single page User manual
User manual for Taron III F/1.9 , single page. 14 pages in English. Read the original PDF, download or print a copy without registration.
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- Brand
- Taron
- Model / document
- Taron III F/1.9 , single page
- Document type
- User manual
- Language
- English
- Pages
- 14
- File size
- 6.2 MB
- Category
- Film cameras
- Document date
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"X" synchronfzation:
The X terminal
is to be used
with the elect-
ronic flash
units or class
F flash bulbs.
For this pur.
pose, set the
MX lever at
X mark.
The distance betrveen the camera and the
objects can be automatically measured by use The shutter
of the coupled range-finder. Besides, you synchronizes at
will be aware of the fact that a range of all speeds up to 1/500 sec. with the electronic flash
sharpness is extending to the foreground as units and also at l,/50 sec.or slower with the class
well as to the backsround of the subject. F bulbs.
This area of sharpness is called the depth
of field and all objects within this range "M" synchronization:
will apper in acceptable sharpness.
Set the MXThe depth of field is greater as the distance
to the objects is increased or the lens aper- lever at M mark
ture is reduced. and the shutter
synchronizes at
Therefore, the depth of field relative to any all speeds up
given aperture can be easily obtained by to 1,/500 sec.
reading the depth of field scale adj acent to with the classthe distance scale, M flash bulbs.
When the lens is focused at the obj ect of Remember that10 feet ahead of the camera with the F-stop
of 8, the scale will tell you the depth of the self-timer
field extends from 7 feet to 16 feet ahead cannot be usedof the camera. when the MX lever is set at M. Do not try t-o move
the self-timer lever in this case as it makes the
On getting used to the camerh, you will be cause of trouble.
capable of estimating the depth of f ield
without reading the scale.
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The film exposed to the last must be rewound into
the original cartridge from the take-up spool. The
Taron-35 Model III is epuipped with an originally When the entire roll of film has beendesigned rewinder which enables you to rewind the
film rapidly and surely. exposed, it sometimes happens that
Pull out a small catch of the rewinder with your the winding lever will not advance
finger nail, and the crank shaft will come out with for a full stroke. Do not try to forcea pop as shown in the picture "A" Fold the shaft
on the foot and rotate it in the direction of an it any further oS, by so doing, the
arrow as shown in "B'. Remember to keep depres-.sing the rewinding button on the bottom of the camera film will be cut off from t he
as shown in the next page until the film is entirely cartridge or you will make a cause
rewound into the cartridge. of troubles. When the lever stops
After taking out the push down cartridge, the re. half-way, rewind the film pushingwinding crank it and will be sheathed clicking.
down the rewiqding button.
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