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Zeiss Ikon S310 User manual

User manual for Zeiss Ikon S310. 17 pages in German. Read the original PDF, download or print a copy without registration.

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Zeiss Ikon
Model / document
Zeiss Ikon S310
Document type
User manual
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German
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17
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5.5 MB
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Film cameras
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Accesories
23.8094 Eveready Case
23.8100 Leather Pouch
20.6000 Filter, yellow lfor            s 30.5 020.6002 Filter. qreen )black and white s 30.5 0
20.6003 Filter, orange.f fitm onty       s 30.5 0
20.6005 Filter, UV                   s 30.5 0
20.6008 Filter, Skylight               s 30.5 0
20.5703 Lens Shade (Folding)         s 30.5 0
20.5801 Close-up Lens F 1
                                        @             f = 1.0 m 1.0 Diopter         s 30.5
20.5802 Close-up Lens F 2
            f =0.5m 2Diopters         s 30.s 0
20.0281 Cable Release
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FngG.,,lGA/10.0351 Printed in west-Germany 3 1270/16-14
            Author: A. Zimmermann
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 Flip up locking lever       Turn locking lever 90o         Remove camera back.
 of camera back.              (to either side).
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  Flip up film pressure plate.                              Push approximately one inch of film leader between
 Insert film cartridge.                                  camera housing and take-up drum. Flip-down   f ilm
 Pull out suflicient leader so that the upper perforations           n16ec'    '16   nlat6
 engage ;n the sprockets of the little red wheel.
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 Rotate rapid advance lever until film is advanced by         Release shutter and advance film as many times
take-up drum and is tightly stretched.                     as necessary to bring number 1 in the frame counter
The rapid advance lever remains in the "out" position.       over the index mark.
 Safety positionl - (The rapid advance lever moves by       ,.READY" POSITION Itself in the original position only at the end of the film                                                  The rapid advance lever stays in the "ready" position leader.)                                                                       after film has been advanced to 1. Before closing the Press shutter release so that rapid advance lever                                                       eveready case, push the rapid advance lever in the returns to original "rest" position.                                                                "rest" position (flush against camera body).Replace camera back, push it upward as far as possible
and lock  it.
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     IMPORTANT                                            approximately 0.5 mm by means of the small round                                                                     stop button. This disengages the click stop. Set index
       Set Film Speed                                         over the correct Din or ASA value by turning the ring:
        The soeed is indicated in Din and ASA on the film box.     The ring clicks in position when  tt is released.
)n       Turn diaphragm ring (D) by means of its knurled           The camera is now ready for picture taking.
          finger grip to the lower stop. Hold camera from the
          rear, and keep diaphragm in its position by placing
        one finger on the knurled finger grip. With the other
         hand, hold the smooth front section oi the ring between
        thumb and index finger and pull  it forward
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to*er supply
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Rewinding or reloading partially exposed lilm
Rewind as described  in 2.2
Note number in film counter on film cartridge.
Load as descrlbed in 1.4-1.7 but, after releasing the
shutter the first time (which is necessary to be able
to advance the film) press shulter release once more
and keep it depressed.
Now, actuate rapid advance lever as often as necessary
until film counter indicates the number of exposures
already made. For added safety, advance film by one
more frame, let go the release button and, turn rapid
advance lever completely to its stop.
Set film speed as described under 1.8 or 1.9.

                                                To insert or replace the batteries, unscrew battery
                                                                 holder.
                                                            This can be done at any time.
                                                   Use thin coin or similar object to push out used
                                                                     batteries.
                                                     Replacement batteries
                                                      4 batteries of 1.5 V each such as:
                                                                     Pertrix 246 or Mallory Mn 625 G
                                                               Available in camera stores.
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Make certain the contact surfaces are clean and watch     Checking batteries.
polarity. The + side of all batteries must face the
contact plate in the middle of the battery holder.           Depress red button.
                                                         Control lamp should light up for at least 5 seconds.For temporary use, 2 batteries placed together in either                                                                                                    lf it does not, replace ali four batteries.the upper or the lower compartment will be suff icient.                                           When camera is not in use, interrupt the circuit. Set
                                                    knob (E) for tlash. Exposure meter needle then does
                                                             not move any more (see 5.1 and 5.5).
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                                                              Portrait (approx. 4 feet).          oDistance setting according to scale.             Set distance according to symbol in finder.
Move finger grip (C) up or down.                       Red indicator moves when finger grip (C) is turned.
Meter scale on lens mount is visible from above.          The inside  f rame shows the Dicture area.
 Index point (A).
Footage scale on lens mount below.
Index point (B).
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Diaphragm settlng using exterlor scale.          Dlaphragm setting with scale in viewer.
Turn diaphragm ring with finger grip (D).                 Red indicator moves when rotating diaphragm ring.
Index point (A).
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Aperture f/2,8                                Apefiwe tl22
2.8 :  small diaphragm number, but large lens opening.     22 = large diaphragm number, but small lens opening.
Shallow depth of field, but short shutter speed              Great depth of field, but long shutter speed.
(necessary with fast moving subjects).
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   The electronic exposure works only when:                    Shutter speed                   Indicator in upper
                                                                   indication in finder.          warning area
  O Letter "A" (automatic) on knob (E) is visible from          Specif ically                Danger of       above. Watch stop position.                                                       comouted for this            over exposure.     The photoresistor (F) is not covered by a finger.                                                          camera.                      Select smaller    oa The batteries are inserted properly.                       Not to be lranslerled         diaphragm,  if
                                                                        to olher cameras.              possible.
      Without batteries, the shutter is always set for
          r/soo sec. In this case, exposure may be controlled,
      as far as possible, with diaphragm  ring.
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       Indicator in lower               Intentional interuption       Depress shutter release as far as it goes and let it go,
      warning area                    of exposure during           Control lamp lights up:
      Danger of camela             long exposures.                             O as long as shutier remains open (control signal ior      movement                   Turn knob (E) to "llash"
      Set camera on a                position.                         long exposures)                              O when using self-timer, after pressing shutter release      Exposure time up to                              O just prior to the point of exposure (ready for       steady support.                                                                     exposure). Turn rapid advance lever to its stop       eight seconds.                                                                                    aiter each exoosure.     To save battery power,
      the shutter closes at
      the latest after 40 seconds.
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Cable aelease soc,kel       Tripod socket                Flash pictures
                                                       Turn knob (E) to its stop so that flash symbol shows
                                                   on top. Shutter speed, with batteries inserted,  r/:o sec.
                                                 The shutter  is X-synchronized. Flash units with center
                                                          contact may be mounted directly on shoe of camera.
                                                          Flash units with cord require an adapter available in
                                                   camera stores.
                                                           Consult chart supplied with flash unit for proper
                                                      diaphragm and distance setting.
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