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important care notes for the camera body

Maintenance and care of the camera

• Read instructions prior to use.

• Protect camera against shocks and falls by using the supplied neck strap whenever possible.

• Check the batteries frequently and always carry spares. The sealed batteries supplied with the

camera may have been subject to storage conditions which have reduced their service life.

• Wipe battery contacts before installation and watch correct polarity.

• Battery life varies, depending on frequency of use, type, age, storage condition, ambient

temperature (use external battery case in very cold weather), etc.

• Always remove the battery when camera is not used for a long period of time.

• Always keep covers on lenses and camera body.

• Do not store the camera at temperatures exceeding 40°C (105°F) and -10°C (15°F).

Avoid humid or sea air environments.

• Prolonged disuse shortens camera life. Periodically exercise the shutter (at different speeds),

lens diaphragms (at different apertures) and focusing mechanism.

• Protect camera against rain and moisture.

• Do not touch lens surfaces. Use blower or lens tissue to remove dust particles.

• Always test your equipment before going on important assignments.

The Importance of Proper Maintenance

The camera has mechanisms that are controlled by gears, levers, springs, etc., all of which

require occasional lubrication. Ambient conditins can also affect these mechanisms, as well as the

optical glass of the lenses. We recommend periodic servicing of the camera and lenses.

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GettinG to know your camera system

Product overview...........................................................................................................

Names of parts and functions.........................................................................................

LCD Displays.................................................................................................................

Viewﬁnder LCD..............................................................................................................

Liquid Crystal Display.....................................................................................................

Basic description of home screen on digital back.............................................................

Battery charger parts and functions.................................................................................

Note on batteries for camera (rechargeable vs. disposable)..............................................

Attaching the neckstrap..................................................................................................

Using the eyepiece shutter..............................................................................................

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product overview

Mamiya DM Systems are digital solutions for photographers who take their art seriously and

passionately.

They have been manufactured to cater to photographers who want to take pro-level digital images

with a professional feel that only a medium format system can provide. The Mamiya DM Systems

boast 35mm handling and speed, fully customizable settings and top quality photographic results.

Images are shot in 16 bit RAW ﬁles with high resolution, exceptional color accuracy and exquisite

detail, of which not a single megapixel is squandered due to the premium quality 33, 28 and 22

megapixel sensors.

A comprehensive range of 16 precision lenses are available for the Mamiya DM System user,

all constructed drawing on over 60 years of experience and innovation.

For demanding daylight situations, there are three leaf shutter lenses, developed in collaboration

with renowned optical company Schneider Kreuznach.

For other photographic genres, there are lenses suited for landscapes, portraiture, fashion,

architecture, commercial and macro.

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names of parts and functions

Auto focus assist infrared light

emission window

Self timer lamp

Diopter adjustment dial

Strap lug

Synchro terminal

Electronic shutter release

contact

AF lock button

Focus mode selector lever

Lens release button

M.UP

Eyepiece shutter lever

Hot shoe

Main LCD

Exposure mode dial

Rear dial

Mirror*

*Do not touch the mirror

Strap lug

Electronic contacts

Front dial

Lens mount

alignment mark

Shutter release button

Drive dial

Depth of ﬁeld preview

button

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names of parts and functions

lcd displays

Rubber eye piece

Self timer button

Interval button

Main LCD backlight button

Multiple exposure button

Focus point selector button

Set button

Flash auto adjustment

select button

Exposure

compensation button

Auto bracketing button

Digital back

Auto exposure lock button

AEL Exposure metering button

Auto bracketing icon Lens shutter icon

Synchro mode icon AE lock icon

Program AE mode icon Auto focus lock icon

Custom function icon Aperture

User function icon

Repeat mode icon

Focal plane shutter icon

Mirror up mode icon

Focus area icon

Exposure compensation

Spot metering icon

Self timer icon

Dial lock ircon

Exposure compensation icon

Flash compensation icon

Remaining battery

power icon

Delay time

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viewfinder lcd

Auto focus area frame

During actual use, only the relevant icons and indicators are displayed.

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liquid crystal display

Liquid Crystal Display

Due to the limitations of the space and letters, words and letters on

the LCD are abbreviated.

Display examples of the main LCD

Display examples in the custom function mode

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basic description of home screen on diGital back

Camera

settings

Shoot

view

Edit view

Set-up menu

Remaining

battery power

Number of

remaining shots

Number of images

in the current folder

or on the disk

Stylus

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diGital back charGer and battery

The Mamiya DM System is sold with a Haenel MCL 103 battery charger with 12 volt DC power

supply and a set of 5 international socket plugs. The lithium ion battery is 2350Ah power.

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note on batteries for camera (rechargeable vs. disposable)

In addition to disposible alkaline or lithium batteries, rechargeable nickel-metal hydride (Ni-MH) or

nickel-cadium batteries can be used. In this case, custom setting 04 (battery type) on the camera

body must be changed to #1 (Ni-CD, Ni-MH). Do not mix different types of batteries or old ones

with new ones, and ensure the batteries are placed with the correct polarity.

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