Philips GC7240 Iron User Manual
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1. the lens drum moves slower or taster in the corresponding parts of the exposure and different anak j ex i E E E 4 EE es a h Vorder und R ckansicht des PANOLUX 150 exposure times are produced during one drum rotation Typically a slower rotation will brighten that area Conversely a taster rotation will darken that portion of the photograph You find broader details on this in the operation instructions for the PANOLUX 150 Care of Camera For high quality photographs and reliable operation of your camera we recommend you clean the camera regularly Do not use organic sol vents such as petrol ether thinning or strong cleaning agents For removing dust and fluff use a small and soft photo brush pay special attention to a clean drum slit a clean film compartment a clean film plane What to do then your camera requires service a clean drive shaft 704 of the slow exposure module Should you have any problems with your camera which you cannot clear with the hints given in the operating instructions please contact your dealer or importer Addresses of your closest camera repair centre are obtainable tram KAMERA WERK DRESDEN GmbH Bismarckstra e 56 01257 Dresden Germany Tel 49 3 51 28 06 0 Fax 49 3 51 28 06 392 E mail info kamera werk dresden de Web http www kamera werk dresden de Page 11 of 15 KAMERA WERK DRESDEN GmbH2. 150 12 button 4 Lug for camera LED indicator 6 start button 5b lug for camera stap 8 strap 8 ON OFF switch 10 accessory shoe for PANOLUX 150 13 film advance knob 5 Above View of above Below on left View of behind Tripod bushing Connetion for slow Below on right View of below exposure modul 5a Counter 5a MODEL 150 Battery deep of field start compartment scale 25a button 5b MODEL 175 cover 24 Page 5 of 15 KAMERA WERK DRESDEN GmbH Attaching the Camera Strap Thread the camera strap in the lug 8 Inserting the Batteries NOBLEX PRO cameras require 4 batteries AAA RO3 UM4 LR 1 5V Please use high quality alkaline batteries of course with items Photo Audio Photo or Power When inserting the batteries follow these instructions 1 Open the battery compartment cover 24 by pressing the upper half of the cover slightly and push it upwards 2 Open up the battery compartment cover 24 3 Insert the new batteries Pay attention to the right polarity and position of the strips for removing the batteries 4 Lift the battery compartment cover 24 down 5 Close the cover by pressing the lower half of the cover slightly and push it downwards at the same time until it is engaged Please note Never use batteries of different types and do not mix old batteries with new ones Do not use rechargeable batteries If you do not use your camera for an extended time remove th
3. 1a 5 Setthe distance desired on the focusing wheel 1c this is not applicable on NOBLEX PRO models 150 E2 150 HS Please refer to the table on the back cover or to the camera back 25a for the corresponding distance range 6 Rotate the film advance knob 5 in the direction of the arrow until it stops 7 After carefully viewing your subject depress the shutter release button 4 1 1c Please note Pay attention to the proper holding of the camera Otherwise your hands may appear in the photograph When sighting the camera refer to the levels Inclined skylines and con verging vertical lines can thus be reliably avoided Please refer to the Technical Features on the back cover or to the table 25a on the back of your camera for depth of field figures It is advisable to switch the camera off 10 when there is a longer interval between two exposures to conserve battery life Long Time Exposures To use your NOBLEX PRO in the slow exposure range you require the slow exposure module Please turn to page 9 for this Use of Lens Shift function When using the lens shift the subject is moved upwards without tilting the camera Converging lines can thus be avoided In order to shift the lens Set the shift setting wheel 1b to marking S Set the shift setting wheel 1b to marking 0 to return the lens to the normal position Please note A cut out 7a is provided in the viewfinder to help determin
4. the NOBLEX camera 702 m To remove the module tram your camera please follow these instructions 701 1 Turn the camera off at the ON OFF switch 10 2 Turn the control ring 702 of the module until both white dots face each other Page 9 of 15 KAMERA WERK DRESDEN GmbH 3 Disengage the module tram your NOBLEX by turning the fastening knob 701 and remove it 4 We recommend put on the protective cap Operating and Exposing in the Slow Speed Range When taking photographs in the slow exposure range follow these instructions 1 Attach the slow exposure module to your NOBLEX as described in previous chapter 2 Turn the camera on at the ON OFF switch 10 3 the control ring 702 until the white dot on the control ring 702 faces the red dot on the camera The LED indicator 3 will show red 4 Setthe exposure time desired at the shutter speed setting knob 2 5 Setthe aperture desired on the aperture setting wheel 1a 6 Set the distance range desired on the focusing wheel 1c not applicable on camera models 150 E2 150 HS Please refer to the table on page 13 or to the back 25a of your camera for the corresponding depth of field figures 7 Wind the film advance knob 5 until it stops 8 After carefully viewing your subject depress the shutter release button 4 Please note You can use the camera for taster exposures even when the slow exposure module is attached Turn the contro
5. Accessories for the NOBLEX PRO 150 175 on right above VR3 Head for 360 photos on left above Dia frame for roll film 60 x60 on left Filter and close up lenses Technical data and tables Drum running times of the NOBLEX PRO 150 175 Example of a slow time exposure of exposure time chosen of 1 15 s under use of the multiple exposure with a NOBLEX Chosen exposure Drum running time PRO 150 175 time s s The given times are tolerance full average results Being able to be reached by multiple exposures exposure times which go beyond this one at the camera of adjustable exposure times far with the NOBLEX panorama cameras Page 12 of 15 KAMERA WERK DRESDEN GmbH Technical data of the NOBLEX PRO 150 175 models 6 150 E2 6 150 UX 175 UX NOBLEX PRO Model 6 150 HS 6 150 E 6 15 U 175 U Multiple exposure yes Seeker spirit level yes Connection for PANOLUX 150 yes shift area to up mm no shift function Angle of view horizontal Angle of view vertical Angle of view diagonal Exposure opening slit mm Film type 60 mm roll film Nr 120 DIN 4523 Number of pictures per film 6 4 Picture format mm 50 x 120 50 x 170 Exposure times s 1 250 1 1000 1 250 1 8 1 250 1 8 1 125 1 500 1 125 1 4 1 125 1 4 1 60 1 250 1 60 1 2 1 60 1 2 1 30 1 125 1 30 1 1 30 1 1 15 1 60 1 15 2 1 15 2 Objective type ROTAR T 4 5 50 S ROTAR T 6 5 75 Focal length mm 50 75 73 5 Used picture
6. KAMERA WERK DRESDEN GmbH User Manual NOBLEX PRO 150 175 6 150UX y NOBCE X rotating ns KAMERA WERK DRESDEN GERAM AWN T Page 1 of 15 KAMERA WERK DRESDEN GmbH NOBLEX PRO 6 150 UX with on plugged PANOLUX 135 and slow exposure module x NOBLEX 135 U with on plugged PANOLUX 135 Page 2 of 15 KAMERA WERK DRESDEN GmbH Introduction Congratulations on your purchase of a new NOBLEX camera With the patented and unique operation principle of NOBLEX cameras you enter in a new world of dramatic and expanded photographic applications As NOBLEX cameras vastly differ tram traditional camera systems we recommend reading the operating instructions carefully before using the camera the first time Please note These operating instructions are general instructions for all NOBLEX cameras for roll film Should you own a model not having all features you can omit certain chapters Please refer to the table on page 13 for information on technical features of your camera Special Features of NOBLEX 1 2 3 NOBLEX cameras use the principle of the lens rotating 360 for each exposure The film resting on a curved film plane is exposed through the constantly moving shutter slit During the first half of the rotation the lens drum is accelerated to a constant speed insuring absolutely even exposure of the film during the second half of the rotation This results in distortion free photographs wi
7. PRO 150 1 2 3 4 Turn the camera off at the ON OFF switch 10 Advance the winding disk 5 until the counter ba reaches position S and the start button 5b moves out of the camera housing Turn the film advance knob at least 4 times to avoid unintentional incidence of light Unlock the camera back 9 and open it Press the film spool down until it can be swung out and removed Please note not change the film under a strong light source Inserting the film NOBLEX PRO 175 1 2 10 11 12 13 Turn the camera off at the ON OFF switch 10 Advance the winding disk 5 until the counter 5a reaches position S If necessary press the shutter release button 4 to advance to the position S Unlock the camera back 9 and open it Insert the film spool into the left hand compartment 14 in the camera back Push the tongue of the paper lead under the pressure roll 15 Push the tongue of the paper lead under the fight diversion roller 17 it is located in the fight hand compartment behind the take up spool 18 and pull it until the double arrow on the protective paper of the film reaches the pressure roller 15 Insert the take up spool into the right hand compartment 18 Thread the tongue of the paper lead into the empty spool Turn the winding disk 5 until the double arrow on the protective paper of the film is opposite the red dot on the camera film guide 16 Make s
8. circle mm Adjustment range none Fix Focus Refracting close up lens dpt none 0 25 0 5 Unscharfenkreis mm 0 07 Middle admission distance 10 4 2 9 hey k 4 5 4 6 4 3 2 2 2 1 1 4 6 9 15 4 2 4 2 2 1 4 4 2 5 3 1 2 1 2 1 1 6 1 8 1 4 is dropped k 5 6 6 5 oo 4 1 4 9 2 0 212 3 oo 6 1 22 3 9 4 8 2 0 4 8 2 4 3 3 2 0 2221 5 1 9 1 3 8 3 6 1 12 3 6 4 8 2 7 4 0 2 4 2 257 Sharpness area 8 3 2 7 2 1 8 2 6 1 2 4 7 597 299 6 8 1 8 6 2 2 2 3 9 1 8 2 4 1 4 2 0 1 2 co 7 2 5 5 17 3 9 5 3 2 6 4 3 2 3 2 3 1 6 Objective Picture k 11 00 2 6 17 1 6 3 2 7151 00 3 7 00 2 8 15 1 6 9 5 1 9 lev 2 8 1 3 22 11 5 7 4 5 84 2 9 6 6 2 4 51 2 255 m 16 1 9 co 1 3 5 6 1 0 2 8 co 2 2 co 1 3 109 1 7 9 6 1 4 3 8 1 2 2 8 1 0 co 4 2 co 9 5 co 2 4 11 2 1 7 5 1 9 3 0 1 4 k 22 00 1 5 1 1 53 0 9 00 21 1 8 1 1 1 4 oo 1 3 oT NA 4 1 0 9 3 2 2 8 00 2 0 83 1 8 nl 3 8 1 3 k 32 is dropped 1 5 1 4 Exposure times 1 8 to 2 s over long time module direct vision viewfinder removable Power supply 4 high power batteries of type RO6 AA LRO6 Use NO accumulators Measures L B H mm 211 114 175 210 115 185 210 155 185 Weight 9 1750 1840 2350 Page 13 of 15 KAMERA WERK DRESDEN GmbH N BLEX All rig
9. e batteries for this time Inserting and removing the film NOBLEX PRO cameras require 120 roll film To insert and change the film please follow these instructions Inserting the film NOBLEX PRO 150 1 Turn the camera off at the ON OFF switch 10 2 Advance the winding disk 5 until the counter ba reaches position 5 If necessary press the shutter release button 4 to advance to the position 5 3 Unlock the camera back 9 and open it 4 Insert the film spool into the left hand spring loaded compartment 14 5 Insert the empty film spool into the right hand compartment 18 The spool must engage in the upper catch 20 6 Thread the tongue of the paper lead into the take up spool 7 Turn the winding disk 5 until the double arrow on the protective paper of the film is opposite the red dot on the camera film guide 16 pay attention to insure a tight winding of the film 8 Close the camera back and lock it 9 9 Press the start button 5b Ihe counter is released with that Remark At older models the start key 5b isn t available yet In this case the shutter release button 4 has to be pushed 10 Advance the winding disk 5 in the direction of the arrow until it stops The film counter should be at the number 1 To take a picture turn the camera on at the ON OFF switch 10 and press the shutter release button 4 Page 6 of 15 KAMERA WERK DRESDEN GmbH Removing the film NOBLEX
10. e the top edge of the shifted photograph Multiple Exposures In order to expose one frame of film more than once switch the double exposure button 6 to position M Press the shutter release knob 4 once for a single exposure This procedure can be repeated as often as you wish Keeping the shutter release knob 4 pressed the lens will continue to rotate and the exposing process is repeated until you release the knob 4 The complete exposure time consists of all single exposure times You will find a corresponding table on page 13 Please note We recommend using a tripod and cable release for most applications of multiple exposures Page 8 of 15 KAMERA WERK DRESDEN GmbH Filters and Close up Lenses As accessories for NOBLEX cameras we offer a wide range of filters and close up lenses NOBLEX fillers an close up lenses are specially designed with a magnetic ring on the back surface of the filter close up lenses They can thus directly be fixed to the lens For inserting the filter or a close up lens follow these instructions 1 Turn the camera off at the ON OFF switch 10 2 Push the double exposure button 6 to position M 3 Press the shutter release button 4 and hold it pressed 4 Turn the lens drum anticlockwise until it reaches a stop Release the shutter release button 4 Put the camera on its back Pick up the filter or the close up lens by the hole of the filter ring using a pair of tw
11. eezers and insert it through the shutter slit Place the filler onto the lens The filter is magnetically held onto the front of the lens 8 Turn the lens drum back until it is engaged 9 Push the double exposure button 6 back to single exposure if desired 4 02 0 When removing the filter or the close up lens follow the same procedure Please note To step 5 If you turn the drum clockwise the film is exposed and you lose one picture Please be very careful when changing filters close up lenses in order to avoid damage to the lens caused by the tweezers The Slow Exposure Module The module for slow exposures offers you the opportunity to work comfortably with these NOBLEX PRO cameras designed for the slow exposure module in the slow speed range The necessary power is supplied by the batteries of the camera Attaching to NOBLEX PRO To attach the module to your camera please follow these instructions 1 Remove the protective cap by turning the fastening knob 701 clockwise 703 Turn the camera off at the ON OFF switch 10 Turn the control ring 702 of the module until both white dots face each other Attach the slow exposure module to the left hand camera bottom so that the guide pins 703 mesh with the inter face 11 in the camera bottom At the same time the white dots of camera and slow speed module must face each other 5 Turn the fastening knob 701 until the module is tightly connected with
12. hts at KAMERA WERK Dresden GmbH Copies also in an abridged version only by approval of the KAMERA WERK Dresden GmbH NOBLEX and PANOLUX are typed in trademarks of the KAMERA WERK Dresden GmbH The KAMERA WERK Dresden GmbH reserves deviations in the illustrations and changes of the technical piece of equipment equipment for herself KAMERA WERK DRESDEN GmbH Bismarckstra e 56 01257 Dresden Tel 49 351 2 80 60 5 Fax 49 351 2 80 63 92 i E Mail info kamera werk dresden de KAMERA WERK DRESDEN Web www kamera werk dresden de GERMANY Page 15 of 15
13. l ring 702 until the white dot of the adjustment ring faces the white dot of your NOBLEX The LED indicator 3 will show green The long time exposure module was designed to be as maintenance free as possible However protect the module tram extreme vibrations damage heat and moisture Do not use organic solvents for cleaning the module Keep the drive shaft 704 clean and dry Page 10 of 15 KAMERA WERK DRESDEN GmbH The PANOLUX 150 The PANOLUX 150 is an exposure metering and control module which you can purchase in addition to your NOBLEX PRO 150 175 The PANOLUX automatically controls the exposure time of your camera There are two measuring methods for this reflective metering light metering in direction of the subject and metering of incident light The incident light gne otters two different methods of measuring pure metering of incident light metering of the light falling on the subject and or the white diffuser independent of the reflection qualities of the subject and subject oriented metering of incident light simultaneous reading with the front detector cell and the diffuser which means that the reflections of the subject are taken into consideration When working in reflective metering or subject oriented metering of incident light it is also possible to enter correction factors into the PANOLUX which influence the drum rotation speed during the exposure process According to the correction factor set on the PANOLUX
14. th an angle of view of 146 when using a NOBLEX PRO 6 150 and 138 when taking pictures with a NOBLEX PRO 175 What makes these pictures stand out are their remarkably even edge to edge illumination and unsurpassed sharpness The photographs correspond to the natural space perception of the human eye Important Notes 1 The camera is not waterproof and therefore not suited for use in wet environments when raining or in snow A camera dropped into the water by accident should immediately send to the NOBLEX Service Centre Protect your camera tram seawater haze and tram high humidity To properly clean your camera use a dry cloth or a soft brush after taking pictures In the event service is required never try to repair your camera your self contact the closest NOBLEX Service Station Remove the batteries if you will not use the camera for more than two weeks When not using the camera store it in the case and keep the camera in a cool dry and dust free location Do not expose the camera to direct sunlight if it is not necessary and avoid strong heat influence e g in trunk or glove compartments of cars Check all camera functions carefully after long storage Batteries can leak or explode and have the potential to cause personal harm Do not open battery expose to fire or high temperature recharge put in backwards or mix with any other battery type Dispose of them properly and always avoid misuse As with any electronic item pay a
15. ttention to condensation when moving tram a cold area to a warmer as high humidity and dampness may occur If colour film remains too long in the camera you may experience a colour shift Always use fresh film Avoid taking photographs in the direction of a strong light source e g the sun Page 3 of 15 KAMERA WERK DRESDEN GmbH Table of Contents Introduction Special Features of NOBLEX Important Notes Table of Contents Designation of Parts and Operating Elements Attaching the Camera Strap Inserting the Batteries Inserting and removing the film Inserting the film NOBLEX PRO 150 Removing the film NOBLEX PRO 150 Inserting the film NOBLEX PRO 175 Removing the film NOBLEX PRO 175 Short Time Exposures Long Time Exposures Use of Lens Shift function Multiple Exposures Filters and Close up Lenses The Slow Exposure Module Attaching to NOBLEX PRO Operating and Exposing in the Slow Speed Range The PANOLUX 150 Care of Camera What to do then your camera requires service Accessories for the NOBLEX PRO 150 175 Technical data and tables Drum running times of the NOBLEX PRO 150 175 Technical data of the NOBLEX PRO 150 175 models O co CO dO OO W CW CO QO NO N Page 4 of 15 KAMERA WERK DRESDEN GmbH Designation of Parts and Operating Elements Shutter speed setting knob 2 Double exposue button 6 shutter release Connection for PANOLUX
16. ure that the film is wound snug onto the take up spool Close the camera back and at the same time press the left diversion roller 19 slightly to the back Lock the camera back 9 Press the start button 5b The counter is released with that Remark At older models the start key 5b isn t available yet In this case the shutter release button 4 has to be pushed Advance the winding disk 5 in the direction of the arrow until it stops The film counter should be at the number 1 To take a picture turn the camera on at the ON OFF switch 10 and press the shutter release button 4 Removing the film NOBLEX PRO 175 Turn the camera off at the ON OFF switch 10 Advance the winding disk 5 until the counter 5a reaches position S and the start button 5b moves out of the camera housing Turn the film advance knob at least 4 times to avoid unintentional incidence of light Unlock the camera back 9 and open it Press the film spool down until it can be swung out and removed Page 7 of 15 KAMERA WERK DRESDEN GmbH Please note not change the film under a strong light source Short Time Exposures 1 Turn the camera on at the ON OFF switch 10 LED indicator shows green 2 Switch the double exposure button 6 to single exposure not to position M 3 Select your exposure time and set it on the shutter speed setting knob 2 4 Setthe aperture desired on the aperture setting wheel
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