Zeiss Ikon S 310 Instruction Manual
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1. ZEISS IKON 1 Loading the Camera _ Do not load or unload film in direct sunlight 12 Flip up locking lever Turn locking lever 90 Remove camera back of camera back to either side Push approximately one inch of film leader between Flip up film pressure plate camera housing and take up drum Flip down film Insert film cartridge Pull out sufficient leader so that the upper perforations pressure plate engage in the sprockets of the little red wheel Rotate rapid advance lever until film is advanced by Release shutter and advance film as many times take up drum and is tightly stretched as necessary to bring number 1 in the frame counter The rapid advance lever remains in the out position over the index mark Safety position The rapid advance lever moves by itself in the original position only at the end of the film leader Press shutter release so that rapid advance lever returns to original rest position Replace camera back push it upward as far as possible and lock it READY POSITION The rapid advance lever stays in the ready position after film has been advanced to 1 Before closing the eveready case push the rapid advance lever in the rest position flush against camera body IMPORTANT Set Film Speed The speed is indicated in Din and ASA on the film box Turn diaphragm ring D by means of its knurled finger grip to the lower stop Hold camera from the r2. for this over exposure movement Turn knob E to flash camera select smaller Set camera ona position Not to be transferred diaphragm if Exposure time up to to other cameras possible steady support eight seconds To save battery power the shutter closes at the latest after 40 seconds Depress shutter release as far as it goes and let it go Control lamp lights up as long as shutter remains open control signal for long exposures when using self timer after pressing shutter release just prior to the point of exposure ready for exposure Turn rapid advance lever to its stop after each exposure Cable release socket Tripod socket Flash pictures Turn knob E to its stop so that flash symbol shows on top Shutter speed with batteries inserted 1 3 sec The shutter is X synchronized Flash units with center contact may be mounted directly on shoe of camera Flash units with cord require an adapter available in camera stores Consult chart supplied with flash unit for proper diaphragm and distance setting Use of self timer Cock shutter and self timer Red marking indicates self timer is ready for operation self timer runs for approx 8 sec after pressing shutter release Use a tripod 6s Use of filters Make sure filter factor engraved on filter mount 1 5 x 4x or 5x is properly taken into consideration by readjusting film speed scale on camera The chart below i
3. ear and keep diaphragm in its position by placing one finger on the knurled finger grip With the other hand hold the smooth front section of the ring between thumb and index finger and pull it forward approximately 0 5 mm by means of the small round stop button This disengages the click stop Set index over the correct Din or ASA value by turning the ring The ring clicks in position when it is released The camera is now ready for picture taking cm 0 2 Rewinding film 21 Do not actuate rapid advance lever any more after the last exposure when film counter indicates 20 or 36 exposures respectively If you continue taking pictures the rapid advance lever may stop half way Do not use force Simply press the shutter release Rapid advance lever then returns to original position and you can rewind film There will be no exposure made Always press release before rewinding film This disengages rewind lock Flip up rewind crank and turn it in direction of arrow until the flicker control stands still or the clicking stops Fold back crank and remove camera back 3 Power supply 23 31 Rewinding or reloading partially exposed film Bi Rewind as described in 2 2 Note number in film counter on film cartridge Load as described in 1 4 1 7 but after releasing the shutter the first time which is necessary to be able to advance the film press shutter release once more and keep it dep
4. ndex point A Footage scale on lens mount below Index point B ae AN Groups a approx 10 feet ps tA Landscapes 30 feet feet or more Diaphragm setting using exterior scale Diaphragm setting with scale in viewer Turn diaphragm ring with finger grip D Red indicator moves when rotating diaphragm ring Index point A Aperture f 2 8 Aperture f 22 2 8 small diaphragm number but large lens opening 22 large diaphragm number but small lens opening Shallow depth of field but short shutter speed Great depth of field but long shutter speed necessary with fast moving subjects 5 Electronic exposure The electronic exposure works only when Letter A automatic on knob E is visible from above Watch stop position The photoresistor F is not covered by a finger The batteries are inserted properly Without batteries the shutter is always set for Ison sec In this case exposure may be controlled as far as possible with diaphragm ring The camera automatically choses the correct shutter specj for the pre selected diaphragm opening lt is dependent on the lighting conditions and the film speed set on the camera D2 33s 4 o 98 H f i l i 4 4 Shutter speed Indicator in upper Indicator in lower Intentional interruption indication in finder warning area warning area of exposure during specifically Danger of Danger of camera long exposures computed
5. ndicates the number of graduation lines by which the film speed must be reduced on the DIN or ASA scale Be certain to reset tilm speed scale when removing filter Filter Decrease DIN or Filter Factor ASA Film Speed By Yellow 1 5 2 graduation lines Green 4x 5 graduation lines Orange 5 X 7 graduation lines Accesories 23 8094 Eveready Case 23 8100 Leather Pouch 20 6000 Filter yellow for S 30 5 gt 20 6002 Filter green black and white S 30 5 20 6003 Filter orange ffilm only S 30 5 9 20 6005 Filter UV 30 5 2 20 6008 Filter Skylight S 30 5 20 5703 Lens Shade Folding S 30 5 20 5801 Close up Lens F 1 f 1 0 m 1 0 Diopter 530 5 2 20 5802 Close up Lens F 2 f 05m 2 Diopters S 30 5 2 20 0281 Cable Release Subject to change in the interest of technical progress englisch GA 10 0351 Printed in West Germany 3 1270 16 1A Author A Zimmermann This document is provided as a free service by Mike Elek You should not have paid for this If someone sald this to WOU please let me know at mikeq elekm net Simply throw this page away when you print the file
6. ressed Now actuate rapid advance lever as often as necessary until film counter indicates the number of exposures already made For added safety advance film by one more frame let go the release button and turn rapid advance lever completely to its stop Set film speed as described under 1 8 or 1 9 To insert or replace the batteries unscrew battery holder This can be done at any time Use thin coin or similar object to push out used batteries Replacement batteries 4 batteries of 1 5 V each such as Pertrix 246 or Mallory Mn 625 G Available in camera stores Make certain the contact surfaces are clean and watch polarity The side of all batteries must face the contact plate in the middle of the battery holder For temporary use 2 batteries placed together in either the upper or the lower compartment will be sufficient Checking batteries Depress red button Control lamp should light up for at least 5 seconds li it does not replace all four batteries When camera is not in use interrupt the circuit Set knob E for flash Exposure meter needle then does not move any more see 5 1 and 5 5 4 Camera settings Portrait approx 4 feet Distance seiting according to scale Set distance according to symbol in finder Move finger grip GC up or down Red indicator moves when finger grip C is turned Meter scale on lens mount is visible from above The inside frame shows the picture area I
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