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Read this booklet carefully to master camera manipulations and use it fully.
Instructions for inserting and securing the mercury battery correctly in the camera for meter operation.
Procedure to verify the power level of the mercury battery after loading it.
How to wind the film advance lever to cock the shutter and advance the film.
Function of the frame counter and the shutter lock mechanism for safe handling.
How to connect a cable release for specific shooting conditions.
How to set shutter speeds, including bulb exposure and time lock.
Adjusting aperture using the preset aperture ring for light and depth-of-field.
Using levers to manually stop down the diaphragm and check depth of field.
Performing metering with FD lenses at full aperture for accurate measurement.
Metering with lenses without full aperture signal, by stopping down the lens.
Technique for measuring scenes with contrasting dark and bright areas.
Table showing the range of f/stops and shutter speeds coupled with film speeds.
Using the viewfinder for parallax-free composition and scene determination.
Using the microprism rangefinder for sharp and precise focus.
Dioptric lenses, angle finders, and magnifiers to enhance viewfinder use.
Verifying film loading, setting speed, and repacking film for darkroom use.
Procedure for removing and mounting lenses, including unlocking levers.
Understanding lens signals, cap use, and hood attachment for optimal performance.
Interpreting distance scales and indicators for focusing and special photography.
Understanding the depth-of-field scale for controlling sharpness at different apertures.
Instructions for removing dust and fingerprints from the camera lens.
Read this booklet carefully to master camera manipulations and use it fully.
Instructions for inserting and securing the mercury battery correctly in the camera for meter operation.
Procedure to verify the power level of the mercury battery after loading it.
How to wind the film advance lever to cock the shutter and advance the film.
Function of the frame counter and the shutter lock mechanism for safe handling.
How to connect a cable release for specific shooting conditions.
How to set shutter speeds, including bulb exposure and time lock.
Adjusting aperture using the preset aperture ring for light and depth-of-field.
Using levers to manually stop down the diaphragm and check depth of field.
Performing metering with FD lenses at full aperture for accurate measurement.
Metering with lenses without full aperture signal, by stopping down the lens.
Technique for measuring scenes with contrasting dark and bright areas.
Table showing the range of f/stops and shutter speeds coupled with film speeds.
Using the viewfinder for parallax-free composition and scene determination.
Using the microprism rangefinder for sharp and precise focus.
Dioptric lenses, angle finders, and magnifiers to enhance viewfinder use.
Verifying film loading, setting speed, and repacking film for darkroom use.
Procedure for removing and mounting lenses, including unlocking levers.
Understanding lens signals, cap use, and hood attachment for optimal performance.
Interpreting distance scales and indicators for focusing and special photography.
Understanding the depth-of-field scale for controlling sharpness at different apertures.
Instructions for removing dust and fingerprints from the camera lens.
General| Type | 35mm SLR |
|---|---|
| Lens Mount | Canon FD |
| ISO Range | 25-1600 |
| Shutter | Focal-plane |
| Shutter Speeds | 1/1000s to 1s, Bulb |
| Flash Sync | 1/60 sec |
| Battery | 1.35V Mercury PX625 (discontinued) |
| Viewfinder | Pentaprism |
| Focusing Screen | Fixed |
| Weight | 750g |
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