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General| Brand | Mamiya |
|---|---|
| Model | C3 |
| Category | Digital Camera |
| Language | English |
Identifies the focusing knobs on the camera.
Identifies the film winding mechanism.
Identifies the camera's shutter release button.
Identifies the window displaying the film frame count.
Identifies the selector for multiple exposures or film stopping.
Identifies the socket for attaching a cable release.
Identifies the front section of the focusing hood.
Identifies the lid of the frame viewfinder.
Identifies the magnifying glass for focusing.
Identifies the studs for the viewfinder mask.
Identifies the screw used to lock the focusing hood.
Identifies the button to open the camera's backlid.
Identifies the cover for the red film window.
Identifies the internal compartment for film.
Identifies the stud that secures the film spool.
Identifies the chamber for the film take-up spool.
Identifies the stud that secures the take-up spool.
Identifies the marks indicating the start of the film.
Identifies the lever for cocking the shutter.
Identifies the selector for flash synchronization.
Identifies the connection point for synchroflash.
Identifies the knob for changing the lens-shutter assembly.
Identifies the button to lock the lens-shutter catch.
Identifies the catch mechanism for the lens-shutter assembly.
Identifies the scale indicating subject distance.
Identifies the scale for adjusting exposure.
Identifies the dial for setting film speed (ASA).
Identifies the clip for attaching accessories.
Identifies the eyelets for attaching camera straps.
Identifies the socket for mounting on a tripod.
Identifies the release for the backlid hinge.
Describes the procedure for erecting the focusing hood.
Explains how to deploy the magnifying glass for viewing.
Details how to lock the frame viewfinder lid.
Explains the method for releasing the viewfinder lid.
Describes the process of collapsing and folding the focusing hood.
Explains the general procedure for focusing the camera.
Discusses masking requirements for eye-level viewfinder use.
Advises on using masks for different focal length lenses.
Ensures lens mount is fully retracted before removal.
Details the process to unlock the lens-shutter assembly.
Explains how to release the lens-shutter assembly.
Describes pressing the knurled head of the lens-shutter assembly.
Details the procedure for attaching a lens-shutter assembly.
Explains the red warning signal for unlock status.
Explains how to open the camera's backlid.
Describes the standard process for loading and unloading film.
Details aligning film start marks for correct loading.
Explains how to securely close and lock the backlid.
Describes advancing the film to the first exposure frame.
Details winding film completely and removing it.
Explains using the red window to check for film.
Warns about shutter operation lock with the selector set to 'ROLL FILM'.
Emphasizes the importance of cocking the shutter lever before each shot.
Provides specific cautions for close-range photography.
Advises exposure adjustment for close-range shots based on distance.
Explains when exposure must be doubled for close-range photography.
Details parallax compensation methods for different lenses.
Explains the distance scale and how to use it.
Describes how to check the available depth of field.
Explains setting the selector for single exposure photography.
Details releasing the backlid catch button to open the backlid.
Describes removing the spool and attaching the single-exposure back.
Explains inserting and locking the holder for single exposure.
Details loosening the lock screw to remove the focusing hood.
Explains how to mount and tighten the focusing hood.
Describes setting up the camera for synchroflash photography.
Explains adjusting the M-X selector for the type of flash used.
Explains the 'M' position for delayed shutter action with flashbulbs.
Explains the 'X' position for no time lag with electronic flash.
Advises setting the selector to 'X' when not using synchroflash.
Lists and describes the available interchangeable lenses.
Details the features and suitability of the 65mm wide-angle lens.
Details the features and suitability of the 80mm standard lens.
Details the features and suitability of the 105mm standard lens.
Details the features and suitability of the 135mm long focal length lens.
Details the features and suitability of the 180mm telephoto lens.
Describes the 80mm lens for close-range document copying.
Describes the 105mm lens for portraiture and landscapes.
Highlights the 135mm lens for natural reproductions.
Describes the 180mm lens for stage action and candid shots.
Discusses the types and attachment of lens hoods.
Warns about correct attachment of hoods for 135/180mm lenses.
Instructs on mounting the lens hood for the 65mm lens.
Advises on the correct procedure for attaching filters to specific lenses.
Describes the Paramender accessory for parallax correction.
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