Yashica EZ-matic User manual

LOADING FILM





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1. Slide Lock Lever down     2. Drop a film cartridge in    3.  Close the cover by press.
and the hinged cover will     the camera as illustrated.        ing the back until it locks.
pop open.

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4. The film and number      5. Swing out Film Advance Le-      6. The number that appears in
of exposures per cartridge       ver as far as it will go toward the      the window serves as Exposu.re                                         right and repeat until the lever     Counter. You're now ready forappear in Window on the       locks. The apperance of a series       picture-ta king.
back of the camera. Loading       of arrows in the center of the     Note: The film advance lever
the camera automatically      window indicates that the film     must be always operated until
sets the exposure control       is advancing toward the first      locked; otherwise the shuttel
for the film speed.                 exposure.                             release cannot be depressed.                                                               Never force the film advance
                                                                                              lever.

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      Flash Terminal on the side of the camera will provide "X" synchronization, which permits
     you to use an electronic flash or BC type flash. The flash unit slips into Accessory Shoe.
      In general, yotl can determine the f/stop by dividing the guide number of the bulb or ele-
       ctronic flash by the estimated distance to your subject. To obtain the lens opening, rotate
      Lens opening Ring. The shutter speed is automatically set at l/3o sec.
      Note: The guide number is different for each film speed.

BULB SETTING                               USE OF FILTER





 The "8" setting is used for taking pictures with a longer       Unlike ordinary cameras, you
 exposure than 1/3O sec. Rotate the lens opening ring     need not make an exposure
  until "8" is opposite the red line and the lens opening      adjustment when you use a
  is automatically set at  f 12.7. The use of a cable release       filter. The compensation  is
 and a tripod is recommended.                                 automatic, as the filter covers
                                                    the electric-eye as well as
                                                       the lens.

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When you take pictures in      1. Advance the film with Film Advance Lever and set
the brilliant sunshine at the      the shutter.
beach or in snow, you may
f ind Exposure Pointer indi.      2.  Pull down Self-Timer until it locks.
cates the over-exposure. You      3.  Press the shutter release button  f ully, and the shuttercan correct  it by using a                                        will be released in 7.8 second delay.neutral density (N D)  f ilter for                               Note: Make certain that the self-timer moves.color film and black & white
film or Y2 (Yellow) filter for
black & white film.

UNLOADING FILM


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1. After the last picture, operate Film Advance Lever until it locks. An "X" that appears
in the window indicates that the film has been exposed. Don't remove the cartridge from
the camera until all the yellow paper with "Xs" has been moved past the window; otherwise
several exposures will be "light-fogged."
2. Slide down Lock Lever and open the back cover.
3. Remove the cartridge and close the back cover.