Zenit EM Manuale utente

Exposure

counter

dial

Rewind

button

Shutter

release

Film

advance

lever

Shutter

speed

dial

Light

meter

Rewind

knob

Exposure

adjustment

dial

Photoelectric

cell

Self-timer

release

button

Neck

strap

eyelet

Self-timer

lever

Tige

d'enclenchement

cassette

Oculaire

visee

Emplacement

cassette

Rideau

I'obturateur

Coulisseaux

Dos

appareil

Plaque

pression

Bobine

r6ceptrice

Tambour

entralnement

TABLE

DES

MATIERES

DESCRIPTION

L'APPAREIL

•

Vis6e

reflex.page

•

Obturateur

rideau

page

•

Objectifs

interchangeables

page

UTILISATION

L’APPAREIL

•

Chargement

I’appareil

page

•

Reglage

posem^tre

page

•

Reglage

temps

d’exposition

page

•

Reglage

I’ouverture

diaphragme

I'objectif

page

•

Prise

vues

page

•

Prise

vues

lumtere

artificielle.

page

•

D6chargement

I’appareil

page

caract£ristiques

sp£ciales

•

Griffe

porte-accessoires

page

•

Douille

fixation

trepied

page

•

DSclencheur

souple.

page

ENTRETIEN

•

Appareil

page

TECHNICAL

DATA

Picture

size:

24mm

36mm

Width

perforated

film:

35mm

Maximum

number

exposures:

36,

size

24mm

36mm

Shutter

speeds:

from

1/30

second

1/500

second

and

for

time

exposure

Viewfinder

field

view;

20mm

Eyepiece

magnification:

times

Normal

lens:

Helios

58mm

f:2

Focusing

range:

0,5m

Aperture

scale:

f:2

f:16

Tripod

socket

thread:

inch

Camera

size:

141mm

100mm

93mm

Camera

weight:

HOOg

CAMERA

DESCRIPTION

•

SINGLE

LENS

REFLEX

CAMERA

The

ZENIT

camera

uses

35mm

film

cassettes

which

are

most

popular

among

experienced

photo

amateurs.

The

reflex

lens

system

allows

the

photographer

see

through

prism

and

reflection

mirror

what

will

photo¬

graphed

film.

Focusing

through

the

lens

ground

glass

with

help

microprisms

ensures

perfect

focusing.

When

the

shutter

released,

the

mirror

displaced

the

time

shutting,

the

film

exposed

and

the

mirror

auto¬

matically

returns

place

back

the

optical

path.

leather

case

supplied

with

the

ZENIT

camera.

•

FOCAL

PLANE

SHUTTER

The

ZENIT

camera

equipped

with

focal

plane

shutter.

The

particularity

this

shutter

consists

the

fact

that

the

exposure

time

automatically

adjusted

through

the

speed

selector

controlled

the

width

slit

that

will

travel

front

the

film

during

the

exposure.

•

INTERCHANGEABLE

LENSES

The

ZENIT

camera

accepts

wide

range

inter¬

changeable

lenses

(with

Pentax/Praktica

thread)

varying

from

8mm

—

fish

eye

lens

allowing

photography

with

minimum

room

back

—

1000mm

—

telephoto

lens

allowing

closer

photography

distant

subjects

—

(see

figure

1).

USING

THE

CAMERA

•

THE

CAMERA

Under

subdued

daylight,

load

the

camera

follow:

Open

back

the

camera

pushing

the

latch

upwards

(see

figure

2).

Push

down

the

rewind

knob

and

turn

left,

then

pull

out

(see

figure

that

the

cassette

can

dropped

the

empty

film

chamber.

Push

down

tne

rewind

knob

and

turn

right

lock

place.

Insert

film

lead

one

the

slots

the

take-up

spool

and

give

half

turn

the

spool

(see

figure

4).

fig

Cock

the

camera

shutter

turning

the

film

advance

far

will

(see

figure

5).

Make

sure

the

sprocket

teeth

engage

the

film

holes.

Check

position

film

tracks

the

exposure

gate.

the

back.

Advance

the

film

winding

the

lever

and

releasing

the

shutter

twice

(see

figure

ihat

the

unexposed

part

the

film

moves

front

the

shutter

curtain.

Every

time

you

wind

the

film

advance

lever,

the

rewind

knob

should

also

turn.

not,

reopen

the

camera

and

check

carefully

the

position

the

film.

Adjust

the

exposure

counter

dial

matching

the

figure

the

index

mark

(see

figure

7).

Afterwards

the

ex¬

posure

counter

will

each

exposure

automatically

the

camera

cocked.

Set

the

film

speed

dial

according

the

film

sensitivity

used.

The

sensitivity

scale

ranging

from

500

(see

figure

indicates

the

film

sensitivity

ASA

units.

the

opposite

window,

figures

from

indicate

the

film

sensitivity

DIN

degrees.

Place

the

film

speed

index

mark

according

the

film

sensitivity

used

either

ASA

units

DIN

degrees.

•

SETTING

THE

LIGHT

TIMER

The

ZENIT

camera

equipped

with

built-in

light

meter

not

coupled

the

lens

(see

figure

9).

The

light

meter

permits

reading

the

light

intensity

the

subject.

Two

adjustments

must

made

ensure

correct

ex¬

posure:

shutter

speed

and

aperture

the

lens.

The

photo¬

electric

cell

enables

you

compute

these

adjustments.

fig

Shutter

speed

scale

Aperture

scale

ASA

film

speed

window

Film

speed

index

(ASA)

DIN

film

speed

window

meter

indicator

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