Mamiya M645super Manuale utente

135 Film Holder

English Instructions

Mmma

135 Film Holder N

(1, Coupling pin

@ Film Speed Dial

8 Electrical Contact

0 Film Holder Detaching Lock Release

Button

@ Film Holder Detaching Button

@ Back Cover Button

a Back Cover Lock Release Button

@ Body Coupling Gear

$? Buttom Body Coupler

@ Dark Slide

0 Film Take-up Knob

@ Film Type Index

03 Manual Film Advance Knob

63 Film Rewinding Button

@J Rubberized Finaer Rest

6 Film Counter Window

0 MemoClip

@ Dark Slide Storage Slot

Roll Film Insert

‘8 Release Latch

@ Film Take-up Spool

@ Patrone Chamber

@ Roller

@ Film Rewind Pin

@ Film Advance Gear

@ Sprocket

@ Rewind Spood

fj3 Pressure Plate

Image Size: 24 x 36mm

Weight: 4109

Attaching/Detaching the Film Holder N

Attaching the film holder

First, remove the rear body cap.

1. Whilst holding the film holder, position

and hook the bottom couplers of the

holders mounting bracket of the body.

2. Push the upper part of holder against

the body, whilst pushing the holder

dwonward until it clicks. (Fig. 0)

Detaching the film holder

1. insert the Dark Slide between both

white lines.

2. Push the holder lock release button

(B) in, whilst sliding the detaching button

(A) downward. The holder can be re-

moved form the body. (Fig.

)

If the dark slide is not inserted, the

safety mechanism will be activated

preventing the holder detaching lock

release button fom being depressed.

The green line on the dark slide reminds

you that it is not necessary to pull out the

dark slide completely, but if it is drawn

out up to the green-line position, you can

photograph without vignetting.

Detaching the film insert

1. Open the back cover of the holder.

Press the back cover button (B) whilst

lowering the back cover lock release

button (A).(Fig.

)

2. Pull out the release latch whilst pinch-

mg it with your fingers. (Fig. a)

Setting the film

*When loading or unloading your

film, avoid exposing your lens to

direct sunlight and work in the shade

or turn your body away from the sun

and load or unload it in the shade of

your own body.

Set the film in the patrone chamber of

the film insert. Whilst placing the film

drawout slit as shown, push it in the di-

rection of the arrow to the end. (Fig. H)

Set the film so that it surrounds the roller,

pressure plate and sprocket. (Fig. (il)

1. Insert the film end securely the film

end into the take-up spool’s slit. (Anv

Installing the film insert

2. Whilst turning the film advance gear in

the film insert in the direction of the arrow

(opposite to the film advancing direc-

tion), rewind the film around the take-up

spool. This can also be done bv turnino

the take-up spool manually. When

taking it up, stop and insert it into the film

holder when the advance stop lever

has reached the position S as shown.

(Fig. 0)

such slit is acceptable.)

read easily. Hold the release latch with

1. Position the film as shown so that the

your fingers and introduce the film insert

numeral on the film type index can be

straight into the film holder from its back.

(It cannot be Inserted when it IS upsrde

down.)(Frg. 8)

2. Introduce the film insert with your film,

straight into the holder in the direction of

the arrow. Once the film insert setting

has been executed, class the back

cover.

The sprocket’s gears engage with the

perforations on both sides of the film,

allowing to advance the film securely.

Take up the film around the spool in

Memo Clip

less than two turns.

Don’t move the advance stop lever

directly with your fingers, etc.

The film transport mechanism will be

released. When oushina in the film re-

Used to hold your film box covers, keep

scratch paper for memo, etc. (Fug.

)

wind pin a pen point, etc:..

Film Speed Dial

The speed value of the film set on the

film holder is transmitted to the camera

body as input data used for photography

with AE Prism Finder. Since it can also

remind you of the speed value of your

film, be sure to set this dial correctly

when replacing the film. (Fig.

)

Advancing the film to

the first frame

1. Advancing with the film

holder attached to the camera

body.

Check whether the multiple exposure

lever has been set on the white square

dot.(Frg.

)

Turn the wrnd-up crank until it stops. The

indication “1” will appear on the film

counter window, and the shutter will be

set.(Fig.

)

With the winder attached to the camera,

when the winder’s power switch is set to

“START”, the film will advance automat-

ically to the first frame and stops at that

position. The power switch is set at the

“ON” position.

2. Advancing the film on the

holder before the film holder

is attached to the camera body.

(Fig. IE])

Check whether the dark slide has been

inserted completely. It is locked and can-

not be drawn (when isnerted com-

pletely). Turn up the film advance knob

until it stops, and the indication “1” will

appear on the film counter window.

If you try to turn up the coupling pin of

the holder whilst it is pressed down by

your hand or table, the stopper will not

work and the film will be wound exces-

sively. Be careful in that case.

In order to pull out the dark slide

which is locked, do so whilst pushing the

latch behind the bottom body coupler on

the front side of the holder with your nail,

a coin, etc.

The number on the film counter

window is automatically reset to ‘3

when the back cover is opened. If any

other numeral than “S” appears, do not

try to open the back cover.

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6400

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Rewinding the film

(exposed)

(same as with photography

with winder)

When you have used up the film, rewind

it.

1. Rewind the film by pressing the film

rewind button at the lower part of the

holder, (You need not keep pressing the

button.)

2. Raise the crank of the film rewind

knob, and turn it in the direction of arrow,

as shown. When the film has been re-

wound, the rewind crank will feel light as

you touch it. (Fig.

)

When the film has been rewound

fully, open the back cover.

Except when usrng it in the film re-

winding, store the handle of the holder’s

film rewind knob adequately.

The red mark in the center of the film

rewind knob rotates whilst advancing

the film. It will serve as a reminder for

normal film advance.

When the film has been exposed

fully, the wind-up handle becomes free,

preventing you from presstng the shutter

release button of the camera. This con-

dition indicates that the exposable

number of frames has been used up.

Wind the film in this case.

Replacing the focusing

screen

When using the 135 Film Holder N,

replace the focusing screen with a

special focusing screen with a view-

field frame for 35 mm use.

(135 Finder Screen N is Type E, Micro/

Split.)

135 Focusing Screen N ( Fig. •) )

All matte with Fresnel lens,

Micro dia prism outsrde the center, and

split prism inside.

For general purpose photography The

cnetral split prism allows quick, accurate

focusing.

Focusing IS also possible with the micro-

prism outside the center, and even with

the peripheral matte surface.

(Fig.

)

32 Focusing Screen Release Pin

@ Focusing screen boss

(9 Focusing screen frame boss

\4I Focusing screen frame

(Fig.

)

CA Tip of tweezers

B Projection of tweezers

IC Rear of tweezers

How to replace

Replace the focusing screen after

lowering the mirror.

1. Remove the lens from the camera

body.

2. The screen release pin lies at the back

of the upper part of the bayonet mount in

front of the camera body.

Slide the rear projection of tweezers for

replacement, as illustrated, to the left

aligning it with the pin’s concave part,

and the screen will lower.(Fig. I[il)

3. Draw out the screen after lifting lightly

the boss of the screen with the tweezer’s

boss. (Fig.

)

5. When the rear boss of the tweezers is

fitted to the screen frame’s boss and

pushed up, it will be latched and set in a

fixed position. (Fig.

)

when replacing your focusing screen,

never touch or damage the screen.

Cautions:

Since the focusing screen is made of

acrylic resin, and its surface is soft and

can be damaged easily, treat it carefully

avoiding to leave fingerprints or dust on it.

In case dust has adhered, blow it away

using a blower. If dust is wiped with a

piece of cloth, an electrostatic force will be

produced that will allow dust to gather. In

case you have stained with fingerpnnts,

clean without rubbing but gently wrpe out

with a clean piece of cloth wetted with

ether or benzene. Never use thinner or

ketone.

135 Viewfinder Masks for waist level

finders are separately available.

4. As in step 3, hold the boss of the

screen used with the tweezers, and fit

it into the screen frame as deeply as

possible.

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Specifications and appearance are subject to change without notice.

iinderungen im Sinne des technischen Fortschritts vorbehalten. Printed in Japan

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