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Power| power source | Two 1.5V alkaline-manganese LR44 or two 1.5V silver oxide SR44 batteries |
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| battery type | LR44 (A-76), SR44 (G-13) |
| battery voltage | 1.5V |
Camera Specifications| type of camera | 35mm single-lens reflex (SLR), aperture priority automatic exposure camera with manual override |
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| picture format | 24mm x 36mm |
| shutter speed range auto | 4 sec. to 1/1000 sec. |
| shutter speed range manual | 2 sec. to 1/1000 sec. |
| film speed range | ASA/ISO 12-3200 |
Weight and Dimensions| dimensions | 140mm x 88mm x 52mm |
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| weight | 480 g |
| tripod socket depth | 7/32 in (5.5 mm) |
Setting shutter speed, exposure compensation, and aperture for AE mode.
Explains LED lights and flashes in the viewfinder for shutter speed selection.
How to manually set shutter speed and aperture for creative exposure control.
Using LED indicators to assist in setting manual shutter speeds and aperture.
Methods to ensure the subject is in sharp focus using the viewfinder.
Techniques for holding the camera steady to prevent blur and improve sharpness.
Locking exposure settings by lightly pressing the shutter button for difficult lighting.
Adjusting exposure ±2EV using the dial for backlit or spotlighted subjects.
How to set and use the self-timer for delayed exposures.
Using the 'B' setting for exposures longer than 2 seconds with a cable release.
How aperture affects the range of sharpness in front of and behind the subject.
How to read the lens scale to determine depth-of-field for a given aperture.
How to mount flash units, set shutter speed, and achieve synchronized flash photography.
How to adjust focus for black and white infrared film using the infrared mark.
A comprehensive list of Mamiya-Sekor E and EF lenses with their specifications.
Details on Mamiyalite MZ 36R, MZ 18R, and ZE electronic flash units.
Automatic film advance unit for capturing photos without removing the eye from the viewfinder.
Accessories to improve image quality by reducing flare and enhancing contrast.
Lenses to correct viewfinder focus for users with vision impairments.
Accessories for close-up photography, copying slides, and object photography.
Adapters for photomicrography and mounting 645 lenses for AE photography.
Detailed technical specifications of the Mamiya ZM camera, including dimensions and weight.
