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®

—

PRINCIPAL

PARTS

@)

Neck

simp

holder

®

Exposure

meter

®

Rangefinder

window

(U

Film

counter

<1>

Shuiter

release

®

Cable

relent

socket

©

Exposure

indicator

window

©

Exposure

indicator

needte

©

Accessory

shoe

Oji"

1

Cordless

Hash

tmiijid

(ifi

Rewind

knob

@

Bright

frame

ran^e/view

finder

(!#

fdghting

window

®

Distance

scale

(ji>

Depill

of

field

scnle

Cup

Diaphragm

scale

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soiling

riryj

43$

Film

speed

sotting

lever

(3$

Shutter

speed

scale

@

Shutter

^peed

selling

rinj'

2!)

Film

advance

lever

*

@

Rcwinii

release

btiUun

&

F

ceasing

lever

@

Tripod

auekci

@

Rack

liildi

Flash

connector

@

MX

E>iKlirojniatiion

ami

Belfrhrer

(\

i

setiing

lever

a

Film

fjpccd

s^esile

9

F

bidet

eyepiece

•»

Rewind

spindle

slot

$])

Take-up

spool

^

Take-up

spool

clip

$$

Sprocket

4jj

Film

pressure

plate

§

Film

cartridge

positioning

spring

LOADING

THE

CAMERA

Avoid

dirttt

itjnJrghf.

Uap

33rmn

film;

in

td

r

It

jd

^

20

Or

30

expAjuros

],

Full

Out

RACK

LATCH

and

tip^n

the

back

of

die

camera.

(!)

E.

Turn

the

REWIND

KNOB

count-

er-dockwise

;

(ben

(Ik*

knob

pops

up.

(

2

)

Full

the

knob

all

die

way

out-

Insert

the

film

cartridge,

(

3

j

3*

l*uah

in

the

REWIND

KNOB

turning

ii

to

[lie

dbectLOn

uf

the

arrow

mi

tlltK

the

knob

Ik

set

rU

its

Original

position.

d)

j|.

Insert

tlit

film

end

into

the

TAKE'

UP

SPOOL

CLIP,

{5)

5,

Hold

down

tilt

cnrlririigc

Mid

turn

the

FILM

ADVANCE

LEVER.

Make

sure

■

lie

film

|*rfoniiions

are

correctly

cm

lo

the

SPRC

K.-K

l‘-

E

teeth,

(li?

Close

(he

hack

cover.

C\

Advance

film

and

release

shutter.

Repeat

it

until

EXPOSURE

COUNTER

is

on

'T

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8

)

Make

sure

the

REWIND

KNt.)R

roiiiies

ns

you

advance

(lie

film,

SETTING

FILM

SPEED

Mow

the

FILM

SPEED

SETTING

LEVER

until

the

index

numlicr

of

the

film

you

ure

using

matchers

with

the

black

line

on

(lie

window,

(yj

Rlsn'k

dots

between

the

film

speed

numbers

indicate

the

film

speeds

eis

shown

on

the

next

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SETTING

THE

SHUTTER

SPEED

AND

THE

DIAPHRAGM

OPENING

Shelter

speed

determines

the

length

of

exposure.

Shutter

speed

scales

«ro

mtlkul-

ed

as

I

lor

3

second)

2

far

^

second,

for

1/125

second

and

so

on.

At

"'h"

1

.,

ihu

shutter

retrains

open

as

long

tus

die

shutter

release

5s

depressed.

The

diaphragm

controls

(lie

amcmnl

of

light

passing

through

the

lens.

The

dhf

phmgtti

scales

indicate

the

sec

of

the

din

plirsigm

opening,

awl

range

from

the

S1BH.II-

c:sL

owning.

Id,

to

[lie

ffluxillMJIfn.

2

r

LI

*

In

ardor

to

pat

a

correct

exposure,

shut-

ter

-speed

and

diaphragm

opening

must

L«

|lrdparV

set,

3,

KotJile

SHUTTER

SPEED

SETTING

IiINtj

[o

mulch

the

desired

shutter

speed

to

the

red

jniint.

(lOj

2.

Looking

at

the

EXPOSURE

JNDICA

1

OK

WINDOW

on

the

lop

of

the

cam-

era,

rotate

DIAPHRAGM

SETTING

IGNt.j

ko

that

tlie

needle

in

the

window

is

matched

to

the

pointer.

{11}

Yoli

?a\\

also

sel

I

lie

desired

diaphragm

opening

fijut.

In

<UU

case

rotate

the

DIA¬

PHRAGM

SETTING

RING

to

match

llu:

while

dot

to

the

desired

rlmphragm

st'Eile

i

then

align

the

exposure

indicator

neeedle

and

ilie

pointer

hy

minting

ilie

SHUTTER

SPEED

SETTING

RING

(

1

2

}

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Ef

you

ffntrHit

ffkrtlt'h

the

iWfilllc

to

ihe

l>nitiler,

change

the

Suiter

speed

or

tlin-

phragm

opening

sol

:

■

t

first

I.

Ami

do

adjustment

again.

■

L

J

„<jeilt,

i

iik

through

lln.

-

viowfimlor

ytni

4.110

also

check

if

ik

exposurt

&

wmi

or

not

;usL

before

you

slinol.

If

needle

and

pointer

in

ihe

viewfinder

do

not

align,

roinie

the

DIAPHRAGM

SETT¬

ING

RING

bo

that

the

needle

»

strictly

maldifd

to

1

he

pointer,

[lUj

10

■

n

focusing

lirjghl

frame

in

(he

v-owfinder

shows

ihc

area

of

(lie

picture,

fI4j

This

frame

automatically

corrects

pamllax

and

iiny

subject

Al

any

distance

will

be

lake'll

in

ihe

film

;is

far

as

it

is

within

llic

frame.

Looking

through

die

viewfinder,

move

Ike

HOUSING

LEVER

so

that

die

dou¬

ble

image

in

the

center

square

conies

in

one,

when

ilia

subject

in

in

focus,

flSa,

15|j)

i

DEPTH

OF

FI

HD

t

Hie

depth

of

field

is-

the

distance

between

the

nearest

urnck

farthest

points

of

sharp

fo¬

cus

in

the

pU

t

u

re

voll

take.

Ismtdl

Uper-

In

res

increase

the

depth

of

field.

As

an

ex¬

ample,

with

the

diaphragm

set

ell

5.6

and

(lie

distance

scale

at

1.5

meters

(J

ff.3

h

every¬

thing

from

1.3

meters

(4.3

ft.J

to

14

meters

[5,2

ft,}

will

be

in

focus,

However,

when

the

diaphragm

is

closed

flown

U>

16,

every-

tiling

from

1,1

meters

{3,6

ft.}

to

2

meters

(6.0

ft,]

will

he

in

sharp

foCUS

al

the

Biffle

d

istaisec

seltiug.

ft6j

In

taking

si

pOif-ft

t

the

blurring

of

the

background

by

using

a

wkle

opening

will

make

the

person

slant!

nut.

On

the

other

hand,

when

taking

el

group

picture

where

people

are

standing

in

rows

a

small

opening

becomes

noeessfiry

to

ensure

that

(he

focus

is

sharp

on

every

subject.

12

UNIVERSAL

FOCUSING

'1

For

snap

shooting,

set

the

distance

settle

ring

at

5

meters

[16.5

fi.)

and

die

diaphragm

scale

at

H,

Then

everything

Wwceji

$

nctWrs

(15

ft,)

and

over

20

meters

(i5

ft.}

will

he

in

iWus

and

you

used

not

adjust

focusing

for

each

allot.

(18,i

USING

THE

SELF-TIMER

After

or

Wore

winding

the

film,

set

the

SELF

TIMER

S1TTTINC

1

*EV

ER

at

"V

r

a51)

and

pre.-is

down

(lie

shutter

;

clews,

then

die

self

■

t

in

er

starts

Lo

make

lO-sCcond

delay

shot

lo

permit

the

photographer

to

get

in

the

picture.

When

you

do

not

use

(lie

sdf-

tin-cr

any

longer,

do

not

forget,

lo

return

the

I

ever

at

”X

F

’,

otherwise

you

will

truss

next

instant

el

lance

,

13

UNLOADING

THE

CAMERA

When

the

final

ocpdaurc

1

ihfl

bttn

made,

ihe

fi]j"n

must

lie

rewound

into

lliti

■

cartridtft.-

before

the.

rarr.em

is

opened

and

film

re¬

moved.

1.

Push

in

(lie

REWIND

RELEASE

BUT¬

TON.

(21)

2,

Turn

the

REWIND

KNOB

slightly

count-

er-dotkwise

and

let

it

pop

up,

ihcn

turn

it

to

(lie

direction

of

(lie

arrow

|2L

Continue

Eli

ruling

until

you

feel

el

less'

ening

of

ibe

tension,

indicating

that

die

film

Iirs

been

released

from

ilie

take-up

spool.

3,

Open

the

liack

of

the

camera.

Putt

out

tlie

REWIND

KNOB

and

(lie

cartridge

cilli

lx:

ftmovud

easily

from

(lie

camera.

<32l

I

14

kj

FLASH

PHOTOGRAPHY

I,

MiiMlil

I

he

llarll-gun

»ii

the

im-sstry

shut:

and

mrmeci

die

cord

u»

the

FLASI

L-

CONNECTCR.

When

you

use

the;

RICOH

BC-G05D

flash

unit,

you

need

not

U^e

oonnEclinj^

cord

since:

the

Ricoh

35L

is

equipped

with

the

direct

contact

on

the

accessory

shoe.

2f

Set

the

"MT

SYNCHRONIZATION

LEVER

at

''X"

when

you

use

the

electronic

flash

unit

Eirtd

set

at

“W*

with

the

flush

unit.

IM-J.t

3.

Correct

shutter

speed

must

be

selected

in

combination

of

die

flash

hulh

used

mid

synch

roiiizn

lion

lever

setting

as

shown

by

the

lahle.

(35)

■

I.

Focus

die

subject

and

measure

the

dis¬

tance

hy

the

distance

scale,

C34)

.5.

Read

the

instructions

of

die

flash

bylb

you

use

and.

obtain

Lis

Guide

Number

coiTCHjjojulin^

with

the

fthan

speed

miff

the

shutter

speed

you

are

using,

5.

Divide

the

guide

number

hy

the

distance

scale

figure.

Thus

obtained

number

is

die

correct

aperture.

Set

this

aperture

on

the

rainCnL.

Advance

die

film

and

relense

die

shutler.

Id

*

Class

F

B

t

1—

1/150

Unsuitable

Class

M

All

speeds,

STRUBO

All

speeds

Will

not

synch.

NOTE

;

When

using

self-timer

(lever

set

elL

"V"),

SyiidinmiiAlion

is

same

as

H

'X"

setting.

ACCESSORIES

1

Use

the

accessories

for

the

better

use

of

your

Ricoh

35

L

Ricoh

Flash

Units

Ricoh

BC

(slf.SU

Flash

Unit

Suitable

fnr

any

kind

of

flush

bulb

Ricoh

Lons

Hood

(Screw-in)

Excludes

u

rutcainihle

sklc-I

ijjl

il

from

the

Ifi-

eta

funs.

Auxiliary

Lens

Auxiliary

TnlpH*tfl

Wide

Ahgle

Leniet

and

Viewfintler

By

simply

n|

i

neb

i

x*g

the

R

ICE)H

At

JX

1

LIARY

LENSES

u>

your

RICQTI

E,

you

an

enjoy

the

striking

effiH’ls

of

Iclophuln

Jind

wide

n

iij^le

photography.

Ricoh

Filters

Ricoh

Fillers

mu

1

mtispertsiLhk-

tti

fjood

l

ul'Ui

res.

T

2

Filter

Absorhs

ul

ira

violet

anti

some

blue

ntyn

and

(jiirkflis

a

Inina

sky

|o

set

off

while

rloiuL

UV

Fitter

Absorbs

ultraviolet

rays.

Landscape

appears

clear

in

illc

print

taken

on

a

luizy

day,

Cun

1m:

used

for

protection

Ei.jp

lifts!

of

the

lens

moisture,

dust

sitwl

nccklentaL

scratches.

Skylight

Filter

Absorbs

ultraviolet

rays,

without

chan^mn

color

balance.

Renders

clear

distant

l:«id-

scajK:

pictures

and

adds

warmth

to

enlor

pie-

cures

inkni

in

the

open

shrub

or

on

overcrutt

clays.