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Zeiss Ikon Ikonta 2 1/4 X 3 1/4 User manual
User manual for Zeiss Ikon Ikonta 2 1/4 X 3 1/4. 7 pages in English. Read the original PDF, download or print a copy without registration.
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- Brand
- Zeiss Ikon
- Model / document
- Zeiss Ikon Ikonta 2 1/4 X 3 1/4
- Document type
- User manual
- Language
- English
- Pages
- 7
- File size
- 2.9 MB
- Category
- Film cameras
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- Not specified in catalog
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Camera with Compur shutter
1 Lens mount with distance scale
2 Ring for setting shritter speeds
3 Lever for cocking shutter
4 Delayed action release
5 Finder slot
6 Backl<.icking-device
7 Button for opening the camera front
8 Eyepiece of view finder
9 View finder lens
10 Pointer-mark for lens-stops
11 Signal indicating whether film
has bebn wound forward
i 12 Shutter release knob (with thread
i. for cable release) 13 Film winding key
14 Struts holCing camera front II 15 Folding stand camera upright foot to
JI Red dot setting
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on aperture and distance makes camera ready for quicl< shots within a depth of focus
rangihg from about 12 feet to inffnity; average exposure time l/zs second.
Release of the shutter
can be effected by pressing down knob (12) completely. This is possible only if
1. film has been wound forward the length of 1 picture (13), which is indica.ted by
a red signal (1 1), and
2. the shutter is set. For this, lever (3) has to be pushed upward. \When cocking the
Compur shutter for rlsoo second a pronounced resistance has to be overcome.
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For taking pictures with the delayed action irelease,
pushed back and lever (3) upward to a after _cocking the shutter (3) button (4) is
second stop.
By pressing down shutter release knob (12), rhe delayed action clockwork is set in motion
and releases the shutter about 8 seconds later. For long time exposures (B) or with shutter
speeds o{ r/soo second the delayed action release cannot be used.
Holding the camera
For horizotal pictures For upright pictures
the palm of the it is preferable to
right hand firmly hold the canera
holds the came- with the right
ra. The shutter hand, andto ope-
release knob (12) rate the shutter
is operated by release knob (12)
the index finger with the thumb
of the left hand. of the left hand.
During exposure the canrera should rest safely and without vibration in both hands. The
viewffider'must be placed close to the eye, without accidentally pressing ueuin.t the eyepiece,
since this will render the linder inaccurat_e. \X/hen composing the-subjeci in the ffnder, verticai
lines of the subject must be placed parallel witir the edges-of the finder.
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