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Highlights the camera's small size, light weight, speed, and ease of use for photography.
Aligning the ASA number of the film with the camera's designated setting.
Rotating the lens ring to the 'A' position for automatic exposure operation.
Adjusting the lens for optimal focus on portraits, groups, or distant shots.
Winding the film advance lever and pressing the shutter button to capture an image.
Identifies key front and top controls and features with numbered labels.
Identifies side and rear controls and features with numbered labels.
Identifies additional rear and internal camera parts with numbered labels.
Illustrates pushing the film spindle up before and down after loading film.
Aligning film ASA with the camera's setting using controls 23 and 24.
Using the slide lock (No. 26) to open the camera back for film insertion.
Positioning the take-up spool correctly for film loading.
Placing the film cartridge and aligning sprocket holes with the film leader.
Slipping the film end under the film catch (No. 30) until clearly visible.
Winding the film advance lever to engage the take-up spool and advance film.
Advancing the exposure counter by pressing the shutter release twice.
Recognizing the counter reading and film advance lever position as indicators.
Erecting the rewind knob handle and turning it to rewind the film.
Opening the camera back and lifting the film cartridge out.
Explains the framing outline and scale for lens openings/shutter speeds.
How the black bar shows the selected aperture and shutter speed combination.
Indicates when flash is needed based on the red area of the lens opening scale.
White lines for adjusting composition for close subjects to correct parallax.
How the camera automatically sets lens opening and shutter speed for correct exposure.
Chart showing various shutter speed and lens opening combinations for correct exposure.
Explains the range of lighting situations the camera handles automatically.
Addresses over/underexposure in portraits with dark backgrounds using a special technique.
Technique for using the light lock to achieve better skin tones and facial detail in portraits.
Matching symbols (P, G, ∞) to picture types for achieving sharp focus.
Using 'P' for portraits, 'G' for groups, and '∞' for distant shots.
Using white marks for extreme close-ups and determining depth-of-field.
Moving the Lens Opening Ring away from the 'A' position to enable manual control.
Choosing from a full range of f/stops from f/2.8 to f/22 for manual use.
Using the Shutter Speed Setting Slide to choose the desired shutter speed.
Using automatic settings as a reference to find suitable manual combinations.
Examples of choosing shutter speed and aperture for specific photographic effects.
Camera synchronizes with electronic flash at all speeds and M-class bulbs at 1/30 sec.
Using the flash socket or accessory shoe to connect flashguns.
Setting shutter to 1/30 sec and adjusting lens opening per flash manufacturer's instructions.
Using the 'B' setting for long exposures, which requires mounting the camera on a tripod.
Setting a delay (up to 10 seconds) for taking pictures with the photographer included.
Explains the area in focus and its relation to lens opening and distance from the subject.
Provides a chart to determine depth-of-field based on lens opening and focus distance.
How filters improve picture quality and common types used for color and B&W photography.
How to adjust ASA or exposure settings to compensate for light absorption by filters.
Correct way to hold the camera for stability, control, and to avoid interfering with sensors.
Gentle squeezing of the shutter button while holding the camera steadily for sharp shots.
Keeping the camera in its pouch, lens capped, shutter uncocked, and protected from damage.
Instructions for cleaning the lens gently with lens tissue and fluid, avoiding solvents.
Importance of immediate fingerprint removal and advice for internal camera cleaning.
| Brand | FUJICA |
|---|---|
| Model | HALF |
| Category | Digital Camera |
| Language | English |