Miranda MS-1 SUPER
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Miranda MS-1 SUPER is a high-quality camera designed for both amateur and serious photographers. It features a range of capabilities that make it a versatile choice for capturing a variety of subjects and scenes. The camera's 35mm film format and K type bayonet mount allow for the use of a wide range of lenses, giving you the flexibility to choose the right lens for your shooting needs. The metal focal plane shutter provides accurate and reliable exposure control, with shutter speeds ranging from 1/125 to 1 second and Bulb mode for long exposures. The open-aperture TTL metering system ensures accurate exposure readings, even in difficult lighting conditions. The center-weighted metering mode gives priority to the center of the frame, which is useful for portraits and other subjects where the main point of interest is in the center.
Key Features
TTL match LED measurement system for precise exposure control
Metal focal plane shutter with speeds from 1/2000th to 1 second
Single-stroke advance lever for quick and easy film advance
Additive frame counter to keep track of your shots
Rewind crank type for easy film rewind
Split image center spot with surrounding micro-prism focusing system
Pages: 23 Miranda MS-1 SUPER Instructions manual
Brand: Miranda Category: Film cameras Size: 2 MB
Languages: English
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Frequently Answers and Questions
How do I load the film?
Pull up the rewind knob to open the back cover, put the film into the film chamber as indicated in the picture and press down the rewind shaft to the original position while rotating the rewind knob, insert the film leader into the groove of the spool and engage the perforations of the film into the teeth of the spool, turn the film advance lever and wind the film around the take-up spool ensuring that the perforations of the film are still engaged in the sprocket teeth, close the rear cover and press it shut quite firmly and it will be locked automatically, tilt up the film rewind crank and gently turn in the direction indicated until it stops to take up the film slack, advance the film a few times, pressing the shutter button until the first exposure position 1 appears in the frame counter, in between the 0 and the 2
How do I set the ASA film speed?
After loading the film, set the ASA film speed according to the ASA speed of the film being used, when using a film of ASA 100 for example, set the position of the film speed dial to 100 on the scale
How do I set the shutter speed?
Turn the shutter speed dial in either direction until the desired number clicks into place indicated by the white line on the camera body in this example 1/125th of a second
How do I focus the camera?
Focusing is taken from a small round area in the centre of the view finder screen, the inner circle is a split image range-finder and is surrounded by a micro prism, the split image range-finder divides the image horizontally, when the two halves are aligned exactly correct focusing has been obtained, the outer micro prism shows a broken, shimmering image when out of focus and becomes clear and sharp when correct focus is obtained
How do I rewind the film?
To rewind the film after the last exposure: press the film rewind button until it is locked in the depressed state, tilt up the rewind crank and turn in the direction of the arrow as indicated in figure 18, when the film has completely rewound the rewind knob will suddenly turn very easily, this is an indication that you have reached the end of the film and that you should stop rewinding, pull the rewind knob up, against the resistance to open the back, take out the film, press the rewind knob back down and close the back cover
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