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General| Brand | KRASNOGORSK |
|---|---|
| Model | KRASNOGORSK-3 |
| Category | Film Camera |
| Language | English |
Choose a clean, dust-free, sunlit area for loading film.
Wind the camera a few times before loading film for basic operation.
Set the speed control to 8 frames-per-second for loading.
Open the magazine cover with the lens facing left, carefully placing the cover down.
Remove any existing empty daylight reels from the camera.
Clean the film gate with compressed air or a Q-tip if dusty.
Unroll film and place on the top spindle, film coming off the bottom.
Feed the film end into the sprocket assembly, trimming if jagged.
Use the front trigger to slowly advance film through the camera.
Ensure film forms a proper loop at the gate using guides.
Run film to confirm it moves correctly without damage.
Wind excess film onto the take-up reel in a clockwise direction.
Replace and lock the magazine cover into place.
Address issues like jamming or film breaks during loading.
Use the side winding lever to wind the spring motor for constant speed.
Adjust camera speed from 8 to 48 fps for variable motion effects.
Shutter speed varies based on the selected filming speed (fps).
Adjust the viewfinder diopter for clear viewing with or without glasses.
Shoot one frame at a time using the cable release for animation/time-lapse.
Use included filters by screwing them onto the lens for desired effects.
The counter automatically tracks remaining footage in five-meter increments.
Use a zinc-air battery adapter for the light meter.
Adjust light meter by matching film speed (fps) with ASA/ISO.
Turn on the meter and check the needle in the viewfinder for correct exposure.
Clean lenses with lens paper and minimal solution.
Clean camera exterior with a damp cloth and water or alcohol.
Clean interior with compressed air, dry Q-tips, or alcohol-dampened Q-tips.
Avoid running camera at high speed without film.
Wind the camera gently and avoid over-winding.
Store camera with spring unwound to prevent fatigue.
Keep camera in a cool, dry place away from solvents and temperature changes.
Avoid rapid temperature changes to prevent condensation.
Keep camera dry, avoid shocks, and use the lens cap.
Install the zinc-air size 675 battery into the adapter and camera.
Zinc-air cells activate with air exposure; replace every six months.
Troubleshoot reasons why the light meter may not be functioning.
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