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UNLOADING FILM
When the frame counter indicates that the last exposure has been made, or when the film-advance lever can no longer be stroked, the roll of film has been fully exposed and it should be removed.
To unload the camera, first press the rewind button on the camera baseplate; then, unfold the rewind crank, pull it up to the first detent position and turn it in the direction of the engraved arrow, using a smooth, even pressure. When no more tension is felt and the film advance indicator (the colored dot on the rewind button) stops rotating, the film leader has left the take-up spool and the camera back may be opened.
After opening the camera back, pull the rewind knob up as far as it will go and remove the film cartridge. Note that as the film advance lever is stroked for the next exposure, the rewind button will be released to engage the film-advance mechanism.
Caution: Be careful not to push the rewind button during filmadvance operation. Should this occur, the film transport will temporarily stop and double exposure may result.
Note: The camera back can be removed from the body by depressing the locking catch on the hinge. Removal of the camera back is necessary when the camera is used with any accessory back such as the 250 Magazine Back MF-1 or the
Camera Back MF-3, both for motorized photography.
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Table of contents
- 5 Foreword
- 6 Preparation for use
- 6 Installing the batteries
- 6 Checking the batteries
- 7 Loading the film
- 8 Prior to shooting
- 9 Memo holder
- 9 Setting the film speed
- 10 Operation of camera controls
- 10 Setting the shutter speed
- 10 Setting the aperture
- 11 Film-advance lever
- 11 Frame counter
- 12 Self-timer
- 13 Unloading film
- 14 Holding the camera
- 15 Shutter release operation
- 15 Operation via cable release
- 16 Focusing
- 18 Infrared photography
- 18 Film-planeindicator
- 19 Depth of field
- 19 Depth-of-field preview lever
- 20 Depth-of-field indicators
- 22 Exposure measurement
- 22 Determining degree of exposure
- 24 Exposure control
- 24 Metering range
- 25 Extreme low-light metering
- 25 Time exposure
- 26 Eyepiece shutter operation
- 26 High-contrast lighting
- 28 Stop-down exposure measurement
- 30 Exposure compensation adjustment
- 30 Adjustment for focusing screens
- 32 Adjustment for film compensation
- 33 Multiple exposures
- 33 Mirror lockup.
- 34 Flash synchronization
- 35 Ready-light.
- 35 Finder illuminator
- 36 Tips on camera care
- 38 Changing the lens
- 39 Coupling lever lock/release operation
- 40 Changing the view finder
- 41 Changing the focusing screen
- 42 Focusing screen selector guide
- 43 Focusing screen selector chart
- 44 Accessories
- 46 Features/Specifications