Sears KS SUPER II Manuale utente
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CONTENTS
1. NOMENCLATURE
2. ATTACHING
THEVIEWFINDER
CAP
AND
STRAP
3. CHANGING
LENSES
...........
4. INSERTING
THEBATTERIES
.............
INSERTING
THEFILM
SETTING
THEFILM
SPEED
INDICATORS
IN
THEVIEWFINDER
OFTHEKS
SUPER
II
.....
AUTOMATIC
EXPOSURE
PHOTOGRAPHY
F-STOP
NUMBER
GUIDE
HOLDINGTHE
CAMERA
FOCUSING
REWINDING
THE
FILM.......
EXPOSURE
ADJUSTMENT
SYSTEM
FLASH
PHOTOGRAPHY
USING
OTHERFLASH
UNITS
USING
THE
SELF-TIMERAND
VIEWFINDER
CAP................
DEPTH
OF
FIELD
PROPER
CARE
OF
YOUR
CAMERA
SPECIFICATIONS
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CONGRATULATIONS!
Youhave
just purchased
afinecamera
thatwill giveyoumany
years
of
picture-takingpleasure.
The KS SUPER
ll is a 35 mm SLR
camera
which assures
you of superboptics,outstandingmechanical
perfor-
manceand reliability
which will justify
your
choice
for
years
to
come.
Beforeusingyour KS SUPER ll ....
Please
readthis instructionbookletcarefully
and familiarize
yourself
with theequipment
anditsfeatures
thoroughly.
Your
pleasure
in
using
your
KS
SUPER
llwill be
greater
ifyou
know
your
camerathoroughly.
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NOMENCLATURE
1. Shutter
SpeedIndex
Line
2. Shutter
Release
Button
3. Shutter
SpeedDial
4. Film
Advance
Lever
5. Exposure
Counter
6. StrapEyelet
7. Self-Ti
mer Indicator
Light
8. LensRelease
Lever
9. F-StopRing
10. LensMountingLocator
Node
11. Focusing
Ring
12. Distance
Scale
13. Depth
ofField
Scale
14. Self-Timer
Button
15.
.
Film
Speed
Indicator
16. Film
Speed
Dial
17. Film
Rewind
Knob
(Back
Cover
OpeningKnob)
18. Film
Rewind
Crank
19. Exposure
Adjustment
Dial
20. Exposure
Adj
ustmentIndex
Line
21. Hot
Shoe
22. Dedicated
Flash
Signal
Contact
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23. Viewfinder Eyepiece
24. Film
Rewind
Shaft
25. Film
Chamber
26. Battery
Compartment
Cover
27. Tripod
Socket
28. Sprocket
29. Film
Take-up
Spool
30. Back
Cover
31. Film
PressurePlate
32. Film
Rewind
Release
Button
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Fig. 1
Ftg. 2
Fig. 3
ATTACHINGTHEVIEWFINDER
CAP
AND STRAP
Viewfinder Cap
For
instructions
on how to usethe Viewfinder
Cap,
read
thesection
on
Self-Timer
Photography
and Usage
of the ViewfinderCap.
(Fig.1)
1. Sf
ip the Viewfinder
Capon to the strap.
(Fig.
2l
2. Putthe StrapEyelet
and adjust it to the correct
length.(Fig. 3)
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Fis.
5
CHANGING LENSES
To remove the lens from the camera
Keep
the Lens Release
Leverpressed
in, and turn the lens in the
direction
of the arrow counterclockwise.
(Fig
. 4l
To mount the lens on the camera
1. Line
upthe red
dot
onthe lensmountwith the matchangreddot
on
the camera body,or alternatively,match the red (l) mark on the
Depth of Field
Scaleto the red dot on the camera body.
(Fig. 5)
2. When the lens has engaged,
turn it in the direction
of the arrow
until it clicks
into place
clockwise.
(Fig.
6)
* For
convenience
when mounting
the lens
in
the
dark,
you
canline
up the Lens Locator
Node
with the Lens ReleaseLever.
* Sincethe body
cap hasthe same mount as the lens.
You
can remove
or mount lens
cap in the sameway as the lens.
Fig.4
Fis.6
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Fig.
INSERTING
THEBATTERIES
The exposure
meter and shutter of this camera are powered by a
battery,so it is important to insert the battery correctly
for proper
operatlon.
1. Remove
the Battery Compartment Coverby turning it counter-
clokwise
with a coin.
(Fig.
7l
2. Place
the CR-1l3N Lithium
battery
(packed
with the camera)
as
shown in the illustration in the battery holder of the Battery
Compartment
Cover.
(Fig.8A)
Replacement Batteries
a) One Duracell
DL-1l3NB Lithium
battery
or equivalent;
life
span
about
12 monthsunder
normaluse...
OR
b) Two Duracell
MS
-76 SilverOxide
batteries
or equivalent;
life
span
about 12 monthsunder
normaluse(Fig.
8B)...
OR
c) Two LR
-
44 Alkaline batteries
or equivalent;
life
span
about
6 monthsunder
normaluse.
(Fig.
8B)
* Since dirt or skin oils maycause
a badcontact,
wipe the battery
clean
with a drycloth before
inserting
it.
* When yourcameraisnot used
for a long
period
of
tiffie,
remove
the
battery.
* Generally,
in coldconditions,
the voltageofthe battery
decreases
and this will impairthe functioning
of the shutter
and exposure
Fis.8B
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meter. In these cases,either warm upthe batteryor keep
a spare
set warm in your pocket
ready
to insertjust beforeshooting.
* The camerawill NOT
operate
if
:
a) The batteryis insertedincorrectly.
b) The battery is dead or low.
c) You
failedto insert a battery.
lf the camera does not operate,always checkyour batteries.
INSERTING THE FILM
(Always avoid direct sunlight when inserting the film.)
1. Pull
upthe Film
Rewind
Knob
until
the Back
Coversnapsopen.
(Fig.
9)
2. Insert
the
filnl
in
the
Film
Chamberand
push
the
FilmRewindKnob
down to itsformer position.(Fig.1O)
Fis.
9
Fig. 10
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