TOYOCA 35 - S User manual

LOADING THE FILM

 t .  Release Back Lid Lock(s)  by pulling upper end
    with finser.   Back lid will open easily(tie. g).
2 .  Pull out the Film Rewindins Knob (6)  and place
   loaded film cartridge into film chamber(tig a.).
3 .  Replace the Film Rewinding Knob (6)  into  ori-
    ginal position.
4 .  Draw out about 5  inches of  film and insert the
   end of film into Take-up Spool(26) and turn the
   Film \flindins Knob(t t)  abcut two turns(rig. s).
   Make sure of steady clutching of  perforation on
   both sides of the film to the Sprocket Gears(zz),
   then close lid.   Wind tilm  until winding knob
    stops.   Press Film \flinding Release Button(zt)
     (rig. 6)  and turn Film Windins Knob(l t)   until
      it stops.  Repeat same procedure twice.   Turn
   Film Counter(lo)  so as to adjust 0  to red spot.
   With the  third stop,  the  tirst trame of  tilm  is
   ready for exposure.
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TAKING THE PICTURE

 t .  Set  shutter  speed by  taking into consideration
    the type oF film being used,  the object and the
    light (time oi day).                            fr
2 .  After the  film has been loaded in the camera,
    adjust the Film Indicator Dial (s)  to the proper
    position.  This is to know what type of film has
   been loaded in the camera.    F.
3 . The exposure depends upon weather, scenery and
    time.    For group objects better pictures can be
   taken  if the opening of the aperture (t anC t+)
     is made smaller, (3.5 indicates largest opening).
   By doing so however  will permit less light to
    enter through the lens and therefore the  shutter
   speed must be made slower.                                                                  ft,
4 . When widening the aperture, increasethe shutter
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*good                 ile      pictures   it  is necessary to have         5.  To take
            the  distance and exposure time correspond pro-
             perly.    For beginners or for those who are not
          accustomed to  taking  pictures   it   is  better  to
          measure the distance from camera to  object.

         6.  After  distance  is ascertained,  set the  figures
          on the distance dial with  the diamond located
              in the center of Focusing Depth Scale (16).
         7.  Cock the Shutter Cocking Lever (tz)and  center
           the object through View Finder (z+).     Hold
          camera steady with  both  hands and press the
           Shutter Release Lever (tg)  .
         8.  After taking the picture,  press the Film \flinding
             '{          Release Button(zt)  and turn the Film Winding
  {        Knob(l  l)  until   it  stops.      After  a  picture  isr           taken,  Film \flinding Knob(t t)  will not turn,
           unless the Film \flinding Release Button (zt)    is
           pressed.

         9. When using a selF-timer or cable release, attach
         them to Self-timer and Cable Release Socket(te).

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UNLOADINC THE FILM

1 . Atter  the   last exposure,   the  Film Winding
   Knob  ( r | )    will become d itticult  to  turn with
   normal pressure.     Litt  the  Film  Rewinding
   Release Lever (zo)  toward arrow (tig.7)  and
    turn the Rewinding Knob (6)  until the exposed
    Film is rewound completely into  the  original
   cartridge.
2.  \flhen the   f llm is being rewound,   the  Film
   Rewinding Knob (6)   will become rather heavy
   and when this is slackened, film rewinding has
   bee n com pleted .
3.  After  the Film is   t ewound completey,   oPen
    the Back Lid (3) and take out the tilm cartridge.
   Keep Film trom  d irect  lig ht when  loading  or
   un loading  it.





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