Walz Envoy 35 User manual

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         The True-View  Brighr-Line                             Unloqding
                            Viewfinder

T h i s r e o l l y u n i q u e b r i g h t  l i n e v i e w f i n d e r n o t o n l y  s h o w s
t h e s u b i e c t i n  f u l l n o t u r o l s i z e b u t o l s o h o s o m o r v e l l o u s
                                                                                     After the lost frome the exposed film must be rewound
b r i l l i o n t  i m o g e  f r o m e w h i c h c l e o r l y o u t l i n e st h e e x o c t f i e l d
                                                                           from the toke-up spool into the doylight cossette:of view.
Note thot with neor subiects                                                       Pull up the rewind cronk from the rewind knob. With your
comero the field of view  in                                                                     left thumb press down the rewind button ond  with  your
the  finder indicoted by the                                                            right fingers turn the cronk clock-wise. The rewind button
two short morks in the bight-                                              must be kept pressed down while rewinding.  Just before
line frome. Thorefore,for sub-                                                                                  the rewinding operotion is completed o more morked re-
iects closer thon 3  feet, to                                                                                           s i s t o n c ew i l l b e n o t i c e o b l e i n d i c o t i n g t h o t  t h e e n d o f   t h e
ovoid porollox error, center
                                                                                             film is still held by the toke-up spool. A few more turns t h e s u b i e c t w i t h i n   t h i s  t w o
short morks. (fig.  12)                                                                           iaiit.                :                   i:t:,Eti                                will wind the film completely into the cossette.The cossette
                                                   (rig. 12)                           c o n  t h e n b e  r e m o v e d f r o m  t h e c o m e r o . ( F i g . 1 4 &   I 5 )

         The Rcpid Winding  Leve


O n e  f u l l m o v e m e n t o f   t h e    l e v e r cocks the shutter,
odvonces the film ond  the  film  c o u n t e r . A  s p r i n g
                                                                                                                                                                                             ( F i g . l s )returns the lever to  its originol   ,zlroi;;,,,,',,
position  An  outomotic lock
prevents  the  ropid  winder
from being operoted o second
time  before  the  shutter  is
releosed.    Conversely, the
shutter con only be  releosed                                                                                                                    ( F i g . 1 4 )
ofter  operoting  the  ropid
winding lever.  This prevents
both double  exposures ond
b l o n k f r o m e s . ( F i g .  l 3 )
                                               (rig. t 3)

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For  Golor  Films 3                                       Gqre of lhe Gqmerq qnd Lens


WALZ SKYLIGHT FILTER(t n)'  Use in open shode or on
  cloudy doys to eliminole hoze ond  obsorb  ultro-violet                   Successfulresultsond long life of your WALZ ENVOY "35',
  ond blue with doylight color films.                                   depend lorgely on proper core ond correct operotion.
WALZ TYPE F FILTERS(85C)' Use to convert Type F color
   films to doylight use.
WALZ CLEAR FLASH FILTER87 (80C) or Wolz Flosh: Use                                     *   Therefore olwoys hondle the comero gently, ond
   to convert doylight color films to use with  cleor flosh                           never use force. In porticulor, protect the comero
  b u l b s .                                                                            ogoinst hord knocks, ond do not drop  it.   lf you
W A L Z M O R N I N G & E V E N I N G F I L T E R( a Z n ) ,  U s e w i t h                                trovel by cor, do not keep the comero in the glove
  d o y l i g h t c o l o r  f i l m s b e f o r e  l 0 A . M . o n d o f t e r 3 P . M . t o                         comportment or on the reor porcel ledge.
  reduce redishness. Also use to  convert Type F color
  films to use with Photo Flood Lomps.
WALZ TYPE A TILTER(85) or Wolz  Doylisht (A), Use to                                      *  To protect your Lens from DUST, etc.  lt  is recom-
  convert Type A color films to doylight use.                                mended thot you olwoys hove on WALZ SKYLIGHT
                                                                                F ILTER.

                                                                        *  For cleoning the lens use only o soft flufflesscloth.
                                                                             However, first remove coorse porticles of  grit  (ot
                                                                            sond ot the seoside) corefully with o  soft soble
                                                                                    brush.  Finger morks or other troces of greose on
                                                                                        the lens surfoce con be removed with o piece of
                                                                                      cotton wool moistened with pure ether.

                                                                        *   In the cose of ony trouble consult your photo deol-
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                                                                                   co u ntry.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                           I