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SETTING
THE SHUTTER
In addition to a com-
plete range of speeds
the Prontor SVS shut-
ter fitted to your cam-
era has a number of
unusual features.
Check the following
paragraphs closely so
that you may take ad-
vantage of them. For
flash synchronization
setting see also page
22.
SHUTTER SPEEDS
All figures on the shutter speed
ring represent fractions of a sec-
ond. 2-1/2 second, 10-1/ 10 second,
etc. Turn the shutter speed ring
until the speed desired is oppo-
site the triangular mark on the
top front of the shutter .
COCKING THE SHUTTER
Holding the camera as shown,
push the cocking lever over until
it locks. The red dot on the back
of the cocking lever then indicates
that the shutter . is ready to be
tripped. You may set the spee d
ring and cock the shutter in any
sequence you choose .
TRIPPING THE SHUTTER
After winding the film, use the body release lever as
previously directed ( page 5). If you wish to trip the shut-
ter directly, press the shutter release lever or its operati ng
arm underneath the guard next to the body release lever.
If you use this method see page 10 for release of film
wind interlock.
In the event that you may wish to trip the shutter with
the body release lever when there is no fllm in the camera, the
film sprocket must be advanced manually until it stops,
at which point, it will release an interlock so that the
shutter will be tripped when the body release is pressed.
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