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General| Manufacturer | Kowa |
|---|---|
| Exposure Modes | Manual |
| Film Format | 120/220 |
| Image Size | 56 x 56mm |
| Model | SIX Version II |
| Focus Type | Manual |
| Viewfinder | Waist-level finder (interchangeable) |
| Film Advance | Manual |
Identification of external parts of the KOWA-SIX camera body.
Identification of lens, mount, and other external camera parts.
Procedure to open the camera back for film loading.
Setting the camera for 120 or 220 film type.
Inserting the film spools into the camera chamber.
Ensuring correct film leader placement and alignment.
Securing the camera back after film loading.
Winding the film to prepare for the first shot.
Detaching the camera's back cover for film access.
Explanation of the differences and usage of 120 and 220 film.
Adjusting the pressure plate based on film type.
Configuring the frame counter for 120 or 220 film.
Unloading processed film from the camera.
Procedure for accessing the viewfinder and magnifier.
Adjusting the shutter speed for correct exposure.
Adjusting the aperture for correct exposure.
Achieving sharp focus on the subject.
Special focusing techniques for infra-red film.
Understanding and using the depth-of-field scale.
Using the preview lever to check depth of field.
Setting the camera for long exposures.
Locking the shutter button to prevent accidental firing.
Using the self-timer for delayed shots.
Choosing M or X synchronization for flash units.
Procedure to detach a lens from the camera body.
Initial steps for attaching a lens to the camera.
Completing the lens mounting process.
How to attach and detach viewfinders.
How to attach and detach viewing screens.
Procedure for attaching and detaching neck straps.
How to interchange magnifiers for eyesight correction.
Preparing the camera for multiple exposures.
Executing subsequent exposures on the same frame.
Resetting the camera after multi-exposures.
Winding the film and cocking the shutter.
Engaging the mirror-up mechanism.
Executing exposure with the mirror up.
Using a tele-converter to extend focal length.
Using auxiliary lenses for close-up photography.
A magnifying viewfinder with adjustable eyesight.
An open-frame flip-up finder with multiple frames.
An eye-level prism finder for horizontal viewing.
An eye-level prism finder for low-angle viewing.
Magnifying hood with built-in through-the-lens exposure meter.
Prism finder with built-in through-the-lens exposure meter.
Standard matte screen with focusing spot.
Fresnel matte screen with split-image focusing.
Matte screen with engraved reference lines.
Combined split-image and grid screen.
Screen with a diagonal split-image prism line.
Screen with a micro-diaprism center spot.
Hoods to prevent lens flare.
Holders to steady lenses on a tripod.
Lever for fast focusing action on lenses.
List of available camera bodies.
List of available lenses.
List of auxiliary lenses.
List of available finders.
Accessories for viewfinders.
List of interchangeable viewing screens.
Accessories for specialized photography.
General accessories for the system.
List of available filters.
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